Foreign media reported that At least 19 different models of Z390 chipset motherboards are being developed at ASUS headquarters , covering Maximus XI, STRIX, Prime, TUF, Dragon (for the Chinese market) and other high-end and mainstream series.
The list comes from ASUS's official BIOS update FAQ document on July 23, which is also rich in form factors, including the regular ATX board, MATX medium board and MiniITX board.
As the world's largest motherboard supplier, Asus's rumor that the Z390 canceled the rumor is not broken, but also indicates that the release of the Core 9000 series processor is close at hand.
The biggest feature of the Core 9000 series is the arrival of the 8-core desktop CPU, which was previously only available on the HEDT platform (the Core i7-5960X is the beginning).
Back to the motherboard itself, after the Z390 is listed, the Z370 should also accelerate its delisting. After all, if the price cannot be differentiated, the Z370 has no purchase value. Although the lithography process is still 22nm, it has added the native USB 3.1 Gen2 interface. Support (up to six) and Gigabit Wi-Fi support for more comprehensive functionality.
For the old user, Core 9000 is said to be LGA 1151 v2 interface, Z370 can be supported by upgrading the BIOS, it is Intel's kind.
