PCHocasi leaks full lineup Gigabyte Z490 series. GIGABYTE Z490 SERIES Yesterday we reported that Gigabyte confirmed to the press that their upcoming Z490 motherboards are compatible with PCI-Express Gen 4. Shortly after that leak, our sources have also confirmed that ASRock and MSI marketing materials (which are still under embargo) also list PCIe 4.0 readiness. This obviously means that PCIe 4.0 is supported by the motherboard, but the 10th Gen Core CPUs are simply not ready

Dell Precision 5750 gets 16:10 IGZO display More than a year ago, Tweakers leaked a roadmap outlining the future of XPS laptops featuring Comet Lake-H processors. That roadmap revealed that Dell is planning to revive its 17-inch XPS line. As we approached the launch of the Intel 10th Gen Core CPUs, more leaks on the new XPS series started to appear. Dell XPS 17 9700, as spotted by _rogame, allegedly features Core i7

GIGABYTE Z490 gets PCIe 4.0 In official marketing materials (which are under embargo) Gigabyte confirms that their motherboards are compatible with PCIe 4.0 devices, however, the functionally is limited. Gigabyte does not directly confirm what the limitation is, however, it is more than likely related to Rocket Lake-S series still being under embargo. Intel Rocket Lake-S series is expected to launch after the Comet Lake-S series, either as part of the 10th Gen Core series or

Noctua released a statement on existing cooler compatibility with the upcoming Intel 10th Gen Core-S series, aka Comet Lake-S. Noctua announces cooler compatibility with Comet Lake-S The good news is that most of the popular coolers are already compatible with CML-S out of the box. This is because the mounting on LGA1200 socket is identical to LGA115x, the manufacturer says. Noctua separated their coolers into four groups: compatible out of the box, those which require

AMD Expands 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen Desktop Processor Family, Unleashing Powerful “Zen 2” Core For The Mainstream – New AMD Ryzen™ 3 3100 & 3300X unlock new levels of performance, delivering twice the multitasking capabilities over previous generations1 with four cores and eight threads – – AMD B550 chipset brings the speed and bandwidth of PCIe® 4.0 to mainstream motherboards, delivering incredible performance for Ryzen™ users everywhere – SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 21,

We received more information on ASUS Z490 motherboards. ASUS Z490 SERIES Just hours after sharing ROG Maximus XII information with you, we received another set of slides from an anonymous source. This time specifications slides are focusing on ROG STRIX and PRIME series for the Intel Comet-Lake-S series. What we've noticed immediately is the exclusivity of the SLI support. While all motherboards with at least two PCIe x16 slots support AMD CrossFire, the SLI support has become a premium feature

ASUS ROG MAXIMUS XII leaks The ROG Maximus XII is the top-of-the-line motherboard series from ASUS. The 12th generation of Maximus brings have a new model to the lineup called Extreme Glacial (which is not pictured), presumably a white edition of the Maximus XII Extreme. The four motherboards pictured below: ROG Maximus XII Formula, ROG Maximus XII Extreme, ROG Maximus XII Hero (Wi-Fi) and ROG Maximus XII Apex are all 16 power stage design. Interestingly they also all

Today KOMACHI is on a roll to reveal more Z490 motherboards from MSI. MSI Z490 MPG, PRO and MEG Just today we shared the leak with MEG Z490 GODLIKE, MSI's flagship Z490 motherboard. It seems that KOMACHI has another three Z490 motherboards to show, all from MSI. The MEG series, usually featuring GODLIKE and ACE motherboards are designed for enthusiasts who do not mind spending just as much on the motherboard as they do for the

It appears that MSI's flagship Z490 motherboard has been leaked by KOMACHI. MSI MEG Z490 GODLIKE The motherboard features three reinforced PCIe x16slots, a triple M.2 slot with an additional M.2 "Xpander-Z Gen 4" card (appears to be the same as on MEG X570 GODLIKE). The "Gen 4" basically means it's PCIe 4.0 compatible. In other words, the motherboard could theoretically support PCIe 4.

ASUS accidentally leaks its TUF Z490 motherboard as well. ASUS TUF Z490-PLUS Yet another Z490 motherboard has been leaked by ASUS, as spotted by momomo_us. On the TUF B365 product page, ASUS actually shows the description for B460-PRO while the picture and chipset logo are from TUF Z490-PLUS. The motherboard offers two PCIe x16 slots and three PCIe x1. This particular model also comes with