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Price estimate for the XE anyone...?
Comes with the ASU’s Hyper Gen 4 which is worth 60 quid by itself...
Comes with the ASU’s Hyper Gen 4 which is worth 60 quid by itself...
Price estimate for the XE anyone...?
Comes with the ASU’s Hyper Gen 4 which is worth 60 quid by itself...
That would make it 80 quid more than some x570 boards. Although the asus tax does come into itI'd guess £299 as the rock bottom price and that's me being optimistic.
Mmm it's a hero and dark. Worth the extra for no fan and better power. I upgrade once in a long time...
Price estimate for the XE anyone...?
Comes with the ASU’s Hyper Gen 4 which is worth 60 quid by itself...
In the comments Asus says "Nothing firm, but should be around November/December" so it's unlikely this will be available for the Ryzen 5000 release unfortunately...
Dam i was hoping it would be released on the same date or at the latest within a week but now might have to wait longer
Asus posted this on October 28th:
https://twitter.com/ASUS_ROG/status/1321257095522471936/photo/1
In the comments Asus says "Nothing firm, but should be around November/December" so it's unlikely this will be available for the Ryzen 5000 release unfortunately...
I'd hope that the demand for this should be significantly less than recent (and upcoming) GPU/CPU launches as, after all, there are a lot more options for MoBo's and, as such, I remain hopefull that I might be able to get my mits on one in the same timeframe as the GPU (20/Nov ETA) and CPU (30/Nov ETA). A few days here or there wouldn't be a disaster but I'm kind of hoping to get the build done before the holiday season.
They will both provide the same effective experience in regards to operation as the power delivery exceeds the requirements of the CPU by a considerable margin.
The main benefit of the DARK HERO is that it offers higher efficiency due to the components being higher rated in regards to amperage. This means a subtle reduction in overall VRM temperature. They will both run cool though under load.
From a stock clock perspective, PBO perspective, or OC perspective they will be the same.
For items like UEFI options as well as specialized tuning options or enthusiast features like differential sensing circuits for more accurate voltage monitoring, they will be the same. They also both feature the OPTIMEM III memory topology.
Most who select the HERO will do so for the passive chipset design and or the aesthetic. The VRM is an additional "extra" to offer further premium design value.
It looks the same as the current HERO, just more black and no fan
Spoke to OCUK, they are awaiting ETA. Seems that they don't have much info about this motherboard.
Spoke to other UK motherboard reseller that's listed on ASUS website. They also have no info but will contact thier ASUS sales rep about the availability and hopefully get back to me with some details next week.
I will update this post.
Hopefully we don't have to wait long, my Ryzen 5900x will get cold
They seem to keep updating the Asus product pages for this board. Looks like they are ramping up to release. Very quiet though. I saw the 10th November on a Euro site before that changed to unknown. Hopefully next week. Be interested to find out more too!
There are some fairly good offers on the original hero wi fi edition at the moment. I just can't stand the thought of that pch fan! Have to try and be patient! Hopefully, there's no shortages.