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here we are now with the azrog booth at CES 2019 in Las Vegas Nevada they have a few new motherboards on display some which are gonna be released very soon some which in the next month the first of which in the next month is the Steel Legend series on the B 450 motherboards for a m4 and they've got here the B 450 M as well as the full-sized variant these have essentially a beefed up design on the vrm with better caps on board also a better aesthetic with that camo look coming into play so if you're a pop G fan and for instance you want a motherboard to go with your fascination then this is certainly gonna please you no matter what as for pricing I'll keep you guys updated in the description but right beside that is a very interesting new chipset not exactly a popular one but a little bit different so let's take a look won't matter JG City we heard the rumors of the 14 nanometer shortage and it is coming into play now with a chipset being released to accommodate that shortage this is the b-36 5 m and also normal sized variants they feature a 22 nanometer design on the chipset itself losing that of the USB 3.1 gen2 however asrock have countered this with a unique design on the phantom gaming 4 series where they've added in their own USB 3.1 gen2 chip they've also added in a beefed up v RM 12 khz con capacitors as well as a sleek design on the right hand side of the board with a very unique design I must say if you guys are into sort of accents and different kind of curves then this is surely gonna look good in any case you wish to put it in in terms of release dates for the phantom gaming be 365 M that is going to be early February the price is still yet to be determined but one thing about these boards is they will indeed support the 9900 K they've got a phase V RMS but they've also got a mini ITX solution with onboard AC Wireless and that's got a five phase vrm and that's touted to even support the 9900 k2 which I will be putting to the test so definitely stay tuned on the channel and then last on the line with these motherboards is the pro 4 which is coming out also on the be 365 line they've got the M variant and the full-size variant but you may notice a big aesthetic upgrade here with a big chunk of metal over the VRMs that deliver power to the CPU then we've got the m2 heatsink which is even thicker than some of the other designs i've seen on other azrog boards and other manufacturers and then a beefy steel heatsink on the chip set itself maybe with that 22 nanometer running a tad bit hotter it might indeed need it and in terms of the availability with the pro 4 you can look at the end of January so in about two weeks time release date for this board prices are still yet to be confirmed but I'm told they'll be roughly around $90 for the full size variant USD MSRP and then for the M variant shave about $10 off for that and now coming out of CES is also a new alliance from asrock with their phantom gaming series going in combination with team group and so Coolermaster to give out some unique designs on memory as well as SSDs as well as RAM and what we got right beside me here the K 500 Coolermaster case with the mesh front panel and then behind me they've also got the HP 500 with its mesh front panel as well so basically the whole theme of this is if you want to match up your case with a phantom gaming graphics card as well as motherboard then you'll have the whole combination from start to finish with this lineup of products now in terms of pricing and availability with these two cases we're looking at around early February this one here the HP 500 mesh with the three RGB fans included is going to look like it's costing around 170 dollars and then the K 500 with its included RGB fans I'm told is gonna cost around 85 USD and if you guys remember Computex 2018 there was the team force delts or RGB SSDs these are the phantom gaming variant of course they've just got that aesthetic added onboard you can get into 250 or 500 gigabyte flavor or even a one terabyte variant in terms of availability they were actually already out on the market as of CES 2019 and they're moving on to the memory which is of course very important for Verizon they've got the phantom gaming in thirty two hundred megahertz flavor 3600 and also four thousand so pretty much the same as the Excalibur RGB that has already existed and you get that phantom gaming aesthetic which does look pretty sleek I'm gonna be honest I like the graphics card look if you combine this all together I'm very keen to see what a build would look like at my home on my desk replacing the air 540 which I don't know if I'm ready to replace it yet and that's all we've got here at the asrock booth to CES 2019 I hope you enjoyed today's video if you did then be sure to hit that like button let me know in the comment section below what you think of the new motherboards what you think of the PGA we're not talking about the golf we're talking about the Phantom gaming alliance and I'll catch you guys in another tech video very soon peace out for now Bay you