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what's up guys Eber here with hurricane axe and welcome back to another video here covering Computex and we're talking about motherboards again but this time it is in Intel's X 299 these are motherboards from asrock and they use AMD's X 370 and be 350 chipsets installed on two extremely small and compact ITX form factor boards we'll take a closer look right after this this year's Computex coverage is brought to you by FedEx coolermaster and msi all right so as rod isn't the first motherboard manufacturer to announce IP exports with AMD's new m4 socket as they won't be the last but there does seem to be something odd happening with rice and IKEA strategy originally Envy told us that they had specific high-efficiency x300 chipsets that was meant to be used exclusively for small form-factor motherboards it looks like asrock biostar and a bunch of other companies didn't get the memo since they're using the higher-end x37 chipset as a basis for their upcoming ITX boards the two boards we are looking at here are the fatality X 370 gaming ITX AC and the fatality a be 350 gaming ITX NC they're both very similar in some respects with a 7.1 channel Realtek LC 1220 codec wireless AC and two HDMI outputs even their overall design is almost identical with that usual black and red look that azox fatality motherboards are usually known for there's also a single end up to slot behind the PCB which leads us to an interesting observation due to the high amount of space taken up by the aim for mounting clips when compared to Intel's LGA 1151 socket heating offers there's no place to mount and our two slots on the front of small form-factor aim for boards that's really too bad since rear mounting can cause temperature problems on faster and that two SSDs but what sets these boards apart from one another we're actually not too sure about that you see there are a lot of differences between be 350 and X through 70 chipsets when they're used on larger boards maybe 350 has less USB connections fewer PCIe lanes and secondary devices and no compatibility with multi-core systems but on such a small board with limited connectivity and only a single PCIe slot none of that willing headers B through 50 even has the ability to overclock arisin processors so you know what I think B 315 may be the perfect lower-cost fit for rising IT systems so that's it for now but what do you guys think are you excited for rising ITX systems let us know in the comments down below i'm Hebo rhetoric connects don't forget to subscribe for more similar content and we'll see you in the next one