Biostar will introduce new motherboards for AMD processors at the upcoming Computex 2019. The Taiwanese manufacturer itself made such a statement by issuing a press release on its website.
Of course, Biostar does not directly announce that it plans to introduce motherboards based on the new AMD X570 system logic. Instead, it is noted that at Conputex 2019 at the end of May, "a new, fourth generation of Racing series motherboards will be presented, which will be designed for the new generation of AMD Ryzen processors." The current, third generation of Biostar Racing boards have an AMD X470 chipset, so it would be logical to conclude that the next generation will offer the X570 chipset.
Interestingly, AMD manages to keep details about the future chipset and motherboards under wraps. At the moment, it is only known for certain that the new chipset will bring support for the PCIe 4.0 interface. That is, boards for future Ryzen 3000 processors will be the first consumer motherboards to support the new PCIe version.
The rest of the information about upcoming motherboards based on the X570 is based on rumors and assumptions. It is very likely that, as in the transition from the X370 to the X470, new products on the X570 will improve memory handling. You can also expect further development and improvement of AMD's own technologies like XFR2, Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO) and StoreMI. And, of course, support for overclocking processors will not go anywhere.
Last but not least, Biostar won't be the only motherboard manufacturer to showcase new AMD X570-based products at Computex 2019 late next month. All major manufacturers will not miss the opportunity to demonstrate their boards for new AMD processors, which will also debut at the exhibition.
Source: 3dnews.ru