The latest ROG Crosshair VI Extreme motherboard from ASUS, built on the AMD X370 chipset, is meant for Ryzen CPUs.The Extreme product allows Wi-Fi (2×2 802.11ac) connection without any need for an adapter and antennas. It also has a massive chipset heatsink, an extra USB 3 pin connector, many options for fans, liquid cooling systems pumps and LED strips linking, as well as a 4-pin Molex jack at the lower PCB edge.
Among others, ROG Crosshair VI Extreme features include the 10 Gbps USB 3.1, 32 Gbps M.2, four slots for the DIMM DDR4 RAM, three PCI Express x16 (the lower one operates in the x4 mode) connectors, the same quantity of PCI-E x1 and eight SATA 6 Gbps ports. The SupremeFX S1220 codec and ESS Sabre DA converter ensure perfect audio. The Gigabit Ethernet interface is based on the Intel controller.
The processor AMD AM4 socket is powered through 12 Digi+ VRM phases. On this card one can also find two CPU (4- and 8-pin) power jacks, a POST codes indicator, Power …
Intel has just unveiled its current year release plans and made a specific focus on Intel Core i7-4000 processor series. According to Intel, the new line of products, known also as Intel Ivy Bridge-E, is going to hit the market in Q3’13. Their launch will replace the Sandy-Bridge-E series – Intel Core i7-3000. The new-comers will support Socket LGA2011 CPU sockets, as well as Intel X79 chipset. This is called to dramatically facilitate the updating process of the current systems. 
Right after the announcement of HighPoint about the release of its new RAID-controllers series, the company highlighted some specifications of the upcoming model, codenamed RocketRaid 4520. This controller is based on Marvell Sheeva 88RC9580 processor with ARM core which operates at 900 MHz frequency. The model is notable for the availability of 512 Mb of DDR3 memory type. According to the words of the manufacturer, this RAID-controller is primarily targeted at server systems of average and high level.