EVGA Introduces X570 DARK Motherboard, Designed to Get the Most Out of RYZEN

EVGA officially unveiled its X570 DARK motherboard, bringing the DARK line experience to the red side for the first time. Designed from the ground up to get the most out of the acclaimed Zen 3 processors, the X570 DARK features an efficient 17-phase Digital VRM, a 10-layer PCB, two VRM fans, and DDR4-4800 memory support to achieve unmatched multi-core performance.

The EVGA X570 DARK follows in the footsteps of previous models in the DARK line and boasts its traditional features like a 90 ° rotated socket for better VRM arrangement, 90 ° power connectors for better cable management, and a large many overclocking features including multiple POST indicators, a ProbeIt connector for real-time voltage measurement, switches to disable PCIe ports and to enable slow mode, and dual BIOS to store multiple settings and ensure the system is still running under highest demands.

Its robust VRM and efficient RAM memory arrangement aren’t the only features to get the most out of your rig, as the EVGA X570 DARK also features two PCI-E Gen 4.0 slots and two M.2 ports with PCI-E connectivity. Native 4.0 plus support for Nvidia SLI and Resizable BAR, along with double 2.5Gbps Ethernet connection, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 for the best possible connectivity, being the definitive motherboard for the AM4 platform.

Software ELEET X1

In addition to having a powerful BIOS with manual adjustment of frequencies, voltages, latencies, and all the necessary settings to get the most out of your system if you are an extreme enthusiast, and the built-in OC Robot tool to perform automatic overclocking if you are a user. More casual, the EVGA X570 DARK is also compatible with the ELEET X1 software that will allow you to have full access to voltages and frequencies to overclock your processor within Windows and test how far it can go without having to restart your system.

ELEET X1 will also allow you to monitor frequencies, voltages, fan speeds, and all vital aspects of your system, to ensure that your system works optimally and you are getting the most out of it without exceeding temperatures or voltages so you can enjoy it during as long as possible.

You can learn more about the X570 DARK by visiting the EVGA official website, and find out all the latest news from the brand on its social networks:

Availability

The EVGA X570 DARK motherboard will arrive in Latin America in the coming weeks, and you can find it in the main stores in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay.

What do you think about the EVGA X570 DARK? Would you like to have one next to a Ryzen 5000?