Tuesday, July 20th 2021
GIGABYTE Intros X570S Gaming X Motherboard
GIGABYTE rolled out the X570S Gaming X motherboard, expanding its line of AMD X570S motherboards that debuted in June with a trio of AORUS Gaming and AERO series products. The Gaming X sticks to GIGABYTE's main brand, and is usually priced below its AORUS Gaming models. Built in the ATX form-factor, the board draws power from a combination of 24-pin ATX and single 8-pin EPS connectors. It uses a 6-layer PCB for better memory and PCIe signalling. A 14-phase (12+2 phase) VRM powers the CPU, with an enlarged MOSFET heatsink. The AMD X570S chipset is cooled by a fanless heatsink.
The AM4 socket is wired to a PCI-Express 4.0 x16 slot, and M.2 NVMe slot with PCI-Express 4.0 x4 wiring. There are two additional M.2 NVMe slots wired to the X570S chipset, both capable of PCI-Express 4.0 x4. Other expansion slots include a PCI-Express x16 (Gen 4 x2 electrical), and two Gen 4 x1 slots. USB connectivity includes two 10 Gbps USB 3.2 ports on the rear panel, one of which is type-C; and seven 5 Gbps USB 3.2 ports, from which four are on the rear panel, one is an internal type-C port, and two ports via headers. The sole network interface is a 2.5 GbE, driven by a Realtek 8125B controller. The 8-channel onboard audio is basic Realtek ALC892 fare. The board comes with out-of-the-box support for Ryzen 5000 "Vermeer," and Ryzen 5000G "Cezanne" processors, besides Ryzen 3000 series. The company didn't reveal pricing, but we expect this to go for well under $180.
The AM4 socket is wired to a PCI-Express 4.0 x16 slot, and M.2 NVMe slot with PCI-Express 4.0 x4 wiring. There are two additional M.2 NVMe slots wired to the X570S chipset, both capable of PCI-Express 4.0 x4. Other expansion slots include a PCI-Express x16 (Gen 4 x2 electrical), and two Gen 4 x1 slots. USB connectivity includes two 10 Gbps USB 3.2 ports on the rear panel, one of which is type-C; and seven 5 Gbps USB 3.2 ports, from which four are on the rear panel, one is an internal type-C port, and two ports via headers. The sole network interface is a 2.5 GbE, driven by a Realtek 8125B controller. The 8-channel onboard audio is basic Realtek ALC892 fare. The board comes with out-of-the-box support for Ryzen 5000 "Vermeer," and Ryzen 5000G "Cezanne" processors, besides Ryzen 3000 series. The company didn't reveal pricing, but we expect this to go for well under $180.
23 Comments on GIGABYTE Intros X570S Gaming X Motherboard
I would like that too, but alas...
www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/mb/introduction.php?S_ID=957
en.colorful.cn/product_show.aspx?mid=84&id=880geizhals.eu/?cat=mbam4&xf=317_X570%7E4400_%B5ATX
We all know what he meant. Where is the gigabyte sniper M x570? MSI mortar M 570? Asus crosshair M 570? Why does only B550 get the matx love.
We're stuck with old form factors that aren't fit for purpose any more, but it's going to be really hard to change that. Just look at what happened to BTX, it was a major flopp, although part of the reason for that was the anticipated cooling requirements that Intel had and that never quite materialised, so luckily 1kg+ coolers never became the norm.
In fact, Shuttle ran afoul of that issue and couldn't airship their SFF barebones that followed the BTX form factor.And here I thought we were discussing X570 mATX boards...
There are tons of B550 mATX boards.Seriously :rolleyes:
The world doesn't revolve around the US of A.
On top of that, the person that commented doesn't live there.
www.msi.com/Motherboard/MAG-B550M-MORTAR-WIFI/Specification
Oh yeah, that biostar board is a PITA to find in europe or much of anywhere outside asia, same with the colorful board, and you'll get even WORSE support. So congrats on proving my point even better I guess?
But hey, whatever random facts make you feel better about your position, go ahead and believe them. I guess TPU is german now. :laugh::roll::laugh:
I find it as weird as everyone else here and I have talked to a few people I know at the board makers, but I get the same reply, not interested.One again, your name really shows your state of mind.
I've known the owner of the site since before TPU was a thing, so no, it's not a random fact.
It has always been a European site, whatever you think.
The fact is, most people in Europe understands English, whereas I guess you only understand simplified English.
If someone really wants to save space, they would usually be better off with an ITX board.
Also, Giga's RGB Fusion software is complete shit.
English is just more convenient when you have different people speaking different languages.
-not intel 2.5Gb
-no rear I/O DP
-4 usable slots on a full atx
-battery will be under vga cooler
-no 1x slot above the 16x slot
-where is the uATX?
Gigabyte - take note of layout/io panel - not perfect but an improvement
www.newegg.ca/asus-tuf-gam-b550m-plus-w/p/N82E16813119314