Gigabyte is launching the X399 Designare EX, its flagship socket TR4 motherboard. The Designare EX – which supports AMD’s Threadripper processors – is effectively an Aorus X399 Gaming 7 board refresh. In fact, the Designare EX features the same PCB, but with armour-plated metallic silver motifs and lashings of RGB LEDs.
The Designare EX features an ATX form-factor, DDR4-3600 memory support (maximum of 128GB), four PCI-Express3.0 slots, and one PCI-Express3.0. In addition, the board boasts three 32Gbps M.2 slots and eight SATA 6Gbps ports. The board also supports 4-way AMD Crossfire/NVIDIA SLI. Presumably, that also includes 2-way AMD mGPU support for RX Vega cards.
Gigabyte is yet to announce release date– although ETA is mid-October – or price. However, expect to pay more than the Aorus X399 Gaming 7’s $399.
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