indicates that EVGA was at least working on an AM5 motherboard for AMD Ryzen Zen 4 and newer processors. Like previous Classified motherboards, the EVGA X670E Classified clings to the larger E-ATX ...

Barring it being a cruel joke on enthusiasts, a short 9-second video clip uploaded by EVGA to YouTube pretty much confirms the company is getting ready to announce a motherboard for AMD's Ryzen ...

Here’s how it works. Two weeks ago, EVGA teased the pending launch of a motherboard for AMD's Ryzen 5000 series processors, saying in a video "A new Darkness is coming...," only we didn't get a ...

EVGA's latest tease may shake up the motherboard market and add a new AMD option to the mix. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

To date, however, this particularly motherboard variant has never been brought to AMD. Following the release of this video, however, EVGA has dropped a colossally huge hint that such an ...

The motherboard features a 14-phase power delivery ... Its AM5 socket and four DDR5 memory slots are rotated 90 degrees, a signature of EVGA’s design. Connectivity options include two PCIe ...

We know it's coming, but now it's a big step closer -- EVGA's new X570-based DARK series motherboard, which will take an AMD Ryzen CPU. It has been 5 years since AMD unleashed the AM4 socket and ...

The return answer we got was this: "AMD is excited to see our ODM ... Packaging is the typical black box with the EVGA logo top left, motherboard branding in the center and chipset, CPU support ...

Like many enthusiasts, we are excited to see what kind of performance EVGA can squeeze out of AMD's latest generation Zen 3 processors when its X570 Dark motherboard arrives. There is still no ...

Lucido posted just a single image of the motherboard from the bottom, where we can see EVGA's standard "Dark" logo, which is joined by AMD's Ryzen logo. From what we can tell about the board ...

Although it has already been rumored that EVGA might be working on an AMD chipset-based motherboard, the first teaser picture has now been posted online by none other than Vince "Kingpin" Lucido.