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September 25, 2022 06:12 pm GMT
Starting with @momomo_us pricing and MSI for no specific reason, its upcoming MEG X670E Godlike is listed at 2,399 and that doesn't include any kind of liquid cooling accessories. This has to be one of the most expensive consumer motherboards ever, if this is the actual retail pricing it'll sell for. Moving over to ASUS, its Prime X670-P model is listed at 418.53, with the WiFi version jumping to 446.89. This is the first indicator that these are not the actual retail prices, as WiFi versions of motherboards tend to have a $//10-20 premium over non-WiFi models. We're not going to go over every individual board price here, simply look at the attached pictures, but based on these early prices, ASUS has two models for well over 1,000, the ROG Crosshair X670E Hero and the ROG Crosshair X670E Extreme, with the latter being listed at 1,486.95.
Original Link: https://www.techpowerup.com/299229/early-european-pricing-for-socket-am5-x670e-motherboards-appear-online
Early European Pricing for Socket AM5 X670E Motherboards Appear Online
With only a couple of days to go until the official retail availability of the Ryzen 7000-series CPUs and accompanying X670 and X670E motherboards, early pricing of the motherboards are starting to crop up in Europe. Courtesy of @momomo_us we now have pricing from an unknown European retailer for 11 ASUS models, as well as MSI's Godlike board. We also managed to dig up some additional pricing over at Geizhals, which is a European price comparison site, for five ASRock models and one from Gigabyte. Hopefully we're looking at placeholder pricing here, as it's not looking good in terms of value for money. Admittedly, ASUS is known for charging a premium over its competitors, but it's not looking good anywhere right now.Starting with @momomo_us pricing and MSI for no specific reason, its upcoming MEG X670E Godlike is listed at 2,399 and that doesn't include any kind of liquid cooling accessories. This has to be one of the most expensive consumer motherboards ever, if this is the actual retail pricing it'll sell for. Moving over to ASUS, its Prime X670-P model is listed at 418.53, with the WiFi version jumping to 446.89. This is the first indicator that these are not the actual retail prices, as WiFi versions of motherboards tend to have a $//10-20 premium over non-WiFi models. We're not going to go over every individual board price here, simply look at the attached pictures, but based on these early prices, ASUS has two models for well over 1,000, the ROG Crosshair X670E Hero and the ROG Crosshair X670E Extreme, with the latter being listed at 1,486.95.
Original Link: https://www.techpowerup.com/299229/early-european-pricing-for-socket-am5-x670e-motherboards-appear-online
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