ASRock confirms that Coffee Lake will not be supported by existing Intel motherboards

[Dawelio]

Yeah it was a slightly bumpy start but Ryzen is pretty much sorted now. Hynix A-die up to 3000, Samsung B-die 3200+ and you should be BSOD free

Aa far as I've read, ITX platform on Ryzen still struggle with VRM cooling. This and having to update BIOS's etc in order to get Ryzen stable, are the only reasons why I haven't switched over to Ryzen yet.

 

[AlienALX]

Aa far as I've read, ITX platform on Ryzen still struggle with VRM cooling. This and having to update BIOS's etc in order to get Ryzen stable, are the only reasons why I haven't switched over to Ryzen yet.

Some one needs to step up and make a decent ITX board. If that means a VRM riser card with decent cooling then so be it. Just be warned, it won't be cheap.

Let's face it, it'll be Asus.

 

[Dawelio]

Some one needs to step up and make a decent ITX board. If that means a VRM riser card with decent cooling then so be it. Just be warned, it won't be cheap.

Let's face it, it'll be Asus.

Nothing is cheap these days...

 

[AlienALX]

Nothing is cheap these days...

Nope. Saying that the quality of the Impact was bob on, so it may be worth paying for