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Only a short time after Intel confirmed the Z390 chipset’s existence, the company is supposedly scrapping it - potentially opting to rename the current Z370 chipset to Z390 instead. Built on the ...
A wide variety of 300-series chipsets support Intel's"Coffee Lake" CPUs. Here's how Z390, Z370, H370, B360, and H310 motherboards compare.
When Intel raced out 8th-gen Coffee Lake CPUs last year, they did so with a single chipset, the high-end Z370. Now 6 months later Intel is finally ...
Motherboards based on Intel's new Z390 chipset are rolling out alongside Intel's 9th-gen CPUs, plugging the glaring holes in Z370's capabilities.
Intel's 'new' Z390 chipset won't be so new after all, with rumors pegging it as a rebadged Z370.
According to the leak, the Intel Z390 Chipset will feature up to six USB 3.1 Gen2 ports natively which doesn’t exist for the previous Intel Z370 chipset.
Initially, we all expected Z390 to exists next to Z370 and i f we can believe a few newly leaked roadmaps, Intel is planning to phase out the Z370 chipset this quarter with Z390.
The 2020 release of Intel’s 10th-gen CPUs and 400-series chipsets already spelled out retirement for the 300-series, but now it’s official.
Much has been said and spoken about Intel upcoming 6-core Coffee Lake processors. It will launch based on a LGA 1151 Socket. We’ve been able to conform that Z370 will only support Coffee La ...
Intel reportedly suspended manufacture of its H310 chipset last month due to manufacturing constraints on its 14nm process. This raised questions over how the 14nm Z390 would be affected.
Intel has announced new affordable motherboards for their Coffee Lake CPUs last month. This is after months of only having the top end Z370 chipset option for the mainstream desktop segment ...
Intel are dethroning the Z370, before it’s even been released, and replacing it with the Z390 as the top enthusiast chipset for the Intel Coffee Lake processors… although not for some time ...
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