EVGA Launches the X570 DARK AMD Motherboard

Source: EVGA EVGA Launches the X570 DARK AMD Motherboard

It’s finally here: EVGA’s long-anticipated return to AMD motherboards for the first time since the socket 939 days, and it’s quite a board. It’s also quite expensive – but it makes more sense when you see how overbuilt it is. This is intended for the hardcore overclocking segment, though enthusiasts with $689.99 to spend might be tempted by the design, which looks like a prop from a Christopher Nolan Batman movie.

The EVGA X570 DARK brings the exclusive DARK experience to Team Red for the first time. This motherboard evolved through a comprehensive design overhaul to squeeze out the full performance of the legendary AMD Zen 3 processors. With a highly-efficient 17-phase digital VRM design, 10-layer PCB, and two built-in VRM fans, it’s no wonder that some tried to fool you with DARK imitations. Powered with unmatched multi-core performance and energy efficiency, the EVGA X570 DARK unshackles your PC with PCIe Gen4 support for the latest graphics cards and M.2 storage, lightning-fast 4800MHz+(OC) memory support, two Intel 2.5 Gbps NICs, Wi-Fi 6/BT 5.2, plus an abundance of SATA 6Gb/s ports and USB options. The search for the pinnacle of desktop PC performance is over: this is the way.

EVGA X570 DARK Motherboard Features

The EVGA product page is up (this is product number 121-VR-A579-KR), and as mentioned above this will require $689.99 United States dollars to purchase.

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2 Comments

  1. Operandi

    Does EVGA always launch with Dark editions of platforms? I mean its cool to see what the limits of a particular platform are but I would think boards like this typically serve as halo products for the brand. Where the crazy high-end model get the headlines and attention but ultimately draw customers to more practical models. Only in this case there are no practical models….

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  2. BigTed

    No 10gbe at that price? That seems a bit tight…

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