Ryzen 7000: Asus mainboards with X670(E) can be pre-ordered for 483 to 1,475 euros

Ryzen 7000: Asus mainboards with X670(E) can be pre-ordered for 483 to 1,475 euros


from Norman Wittkopf
It’s still a few weeks until the release of AMD’s AM5 platform and the associated CPUs, but a German online retailer is already offering expensive pre-order options.

After MSI boards with X670 and X670E chipsets were recently listed as available for pre-order from an Italian dealer, new Asus motherboards for the Ryzen 7000 processor generation have now also appeared for pre-order from a German dealer. Nine models are listed at ipc-computer.com at prices between 483 and 1,475 euros, although these are obviously not final prices, but a corresponding surcharge for pre-orders.

The estimated delivery time is given as three to eight weeks and thus beyond the expected release month of September. Noisy Videocardz.com however, the early listings might indicate that AMD will allow pre-orders before the new platform is officially released. Technical data or illustrations will be included in the IPC Computer shop not yet specified, but the model designations of the boards.

  • ROG Crosshair X670E Extreme – 1,475 euros
  • ROG Crosshair X670E HERO – 1,088 euros
  • ROG Crosshair X670E GENE – 977 euros
  • ROG STRIX X670E-E Gaming WiFi – 912 euros
  • ROG STRIX X670E-F Gaming WiFi – 809 euros
  • ROG STRIX X670E-A Gaming WiFi – 783 euros
  • PROART X670E Creator WiFi – 894 euros
  • PRIME X670-P WiFi – 510 euros
  • PRIME X670-P – 483 euros

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Release in September

Among other things, the Asus ROG Crosshair X670E is mentioned for the first time, which is said to be a Micro-ATX model for overclockers. AMD will officially unveil its new Ryzen 7000 processors based on the “Zen 4” architecture and the AM5 platform on August 29th and 30th (CET) respectively, while the market launch will take place in September, probably in the middle to the end of the month should take place. Both the CPUs and the mainboards of the next generation should then be available on the same day.

Reference-www.pcgameshardware.de