Based on the name, it's safe to assume this is an upcoming entry-level AMD chipset for AM5 socket motherboards that is set to replace A520. It will also be the first A-series chipset to be ...

AMD's next-gen X670E chipset teased: ready for next-gen AMD socket AM5 CPUs to deliver PCIe 5.0 for both GPUs, and next-gen SSDs.

A few hours ago, AMD's Computex 2022 presentation details regarding its Zen 4 architecture and Ryzen 7000 leaked. Now, we have information on the accompanying AM5 socket and the 600-series chipsets.

Well, good news: AMD's Socket AM5 chipsets won't require a fan. That includes even the top-end X670E model as well as the standard X670 and midrange B650 chipsets.

This article is more than 2 years old. AMD motherboards could be much cheaper in the near future thanks to cheaper chipsets being available for its new Socket AM5 platform and Ryzen 7000 processors.

AMD's new X670, X670E, and B650 chipsets will be ready for AMD's next-gen socket AM5 processors, which will be the home of their new Zen 4-powered Ryzen 7000 series CPUs that will arrive later ...

Moving on to Socket LGA1718 / AM5 chipsets, we can expect three flavors in when the platform launches. All three will offer PCIe 5.0 support, but they distribute that support differently.

Which kind of means AMD has effectively killed the discrete chipset chip. There aren't really going to be X670E, X670, or B650 chipsets per se, just different numbers of the single AM5 Zen 4 ...

Here's the thing, though—AMD said users could expect AM5 motherboards to start out at $125, but it's been two months since Zen 4 launched and we've yet to see any compatible boards for that price.

AMD’s lowest-end 600-series chipset is B650, for low-end to mid-range PCs. Just like the previous B-series chipsets, B650 supports overclocking, but no B650 boards will have PCIe 5.0 support on ...