In this stream, we recap the latest new product announcements.
We will be covering the products noted below -
Graphics Cards -
DUAL RADEON RX 560 4GB - $110
Portable Monitor -
ZenScreen MB16AHV - $199
ProArt PA34VCNV - $599
ProArt Portable Monitor PA169CVD - $899
MB Accessory -
Hyper M.2 x16 Gen 5 card - $79.99
Mini PC -
Mini PC PB63 - $749
13500, 8GB, 156GB, WiFi 6e, Windows 11 Pro
Motherboards -
ROG STRIX Z790-A GAMING WiFi II - $399
ROG MAXIMUS Z790 DARK HERO - $699
TUF GAMING Z790 Pro WiFi - $299
We will also detail the latest UEFI bios updates for applicable boards in the last week.
Find out about the latest and greatest from ASUS, including first-look previews, teasers, and updates regarding productivity release/availability; for those looking for deals/sales, find out about our latest promotions.
The stream also showcases PC builds, mods, and setups from the PCDIY community in our ASUS PCDIY #builderspotlight. From air-cooled to liquid-cooled, ITX to ATX, we feature all types of PC builds and setups.
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I have just installed a cheaper M.2 Birufication card for x4x4x4x4 in the PCIE 4.0 Slot, no heat sinks, blinding bright LEDs, if there was a dimmer switch, I'd be all for it. I agree, this is a much thicker PCB for the price $80 when compared to the $25 x4 board I bought. I can see the advantages. Looking at this board, I might just need an AIO Cooler for the Hyper M.2 PCIE Gen 5. Running a Prime Z790-A ((1 PCIE 5.0 SLOT) GPU) I'll be adding a separate network card for this.
hi I'm from Brazil, I bought (hyper m.2 x16 gen 4 card) and, my motherboard is an Asus B85M-E/BR motherboard for Intel LGA-1150 VGA DVI HDMI (2015) It is compatible? Is it possible to use with 2 or more nvme m.2 ssd hds?
32:20 - Hype M.2 PCIe Gen Add in card Edit: Hyper
Thanks for the shortcut. Lots of questions come to mind about this. It is my understanding Intel 14th gen supports PCIe Gen5 bifurcation of CPU lanes only to x16 or x8+x8 (not x4+x4+x4=x4). Further, Intel states that PCIe Gen5 is blessed for GPU use but not storage. I assume if one employs a discrete GPU, then at most two drives (of the four on the ASUS Hyper M.2 x16 Gen5 card) will be functional , and the primary m.2 of the motherboard (the one on CPU lanes) will be disabled. Before buying, I will need to see an in-depth review/demonstration of the ASUS Hyper M.2 x16 Gen5 which uses this card on a specific supported motherboard to establish a Windows boot drive. Then let's see performance and thermal benchmarks with four Crucial T700 SDDs in various RAID configurations. I expect the thermals to be a real challenge.
Will the Hyper M.2 Gen5 work in a Gen 3 PCIe slot?
Technically yes, but you would be better of using the Gen 4 version. Also your motherboard need to support PCIe Bifurcation. You should expect much less throughput/performance due to the reduction in bandwidth.