There's no mention of when this fellow will ship, but we'll be keeping an eye out at Computex just in case. Asus ROG Strix Z690-F Gaming Wi-Fi LGA 1700 ATX Motherboard. No - it's the inclusion of Lucidlogix's nearly-forgotten Hydra solution, which allows users to mix-and-match GPUs (makes and models are no matter here) in order to create the most from whatever graphics cards you have sitting around. What really makes this one stand out, however, isn't the compatibility with all Socket AM3 Phenom and Athlon CPUs, nor the fancy new 890FX chipset. Asus also lists the detail specification outside of the box. The latest Crosshair IV board is targeted towards the AMD enthusiasts who want the best and most feature-rich board they can afford. While the AMD 890FX isn't deficient of PCI-Express lanes, the addition of Hydra gives the motherboard the unique ability to mix and match graphics cards, with special modes for pairing ATI GPUs, NVIDIA GPUs, and ATI. The ASUS Crosshair IV Extreme is the latest motherboard family that comes with the Lucid Hydra chip on the board.
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Much like the Maximus III Extreme that we spotted last November, this one also ships with the RoG Connect feature, enabling a secondary Bluetooth device (like a netbook or smartphone) to tweak overclocking settings from the sidelines. The Crosshair IV Extreme makes use of the Lucid Hydra engine, with a 32-lane Hydra bridge chip that supports 34 graphics cards. Hot Hardware has managed to get their paws around an upcoming motherboard from ASUS, the CrossHair IV Extreme. I bought a ROG Crosshair VIII Extreme, and it came with a fancy hardware fan controller.
Scouting a new mainboard for that fancy new Phenom II X6 CPU you just picked up? You might want to hold off a minute, particularly if you're also planning on shopping for a few new GPUs as well. The ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F Gaming has a total of six fan headers.
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