Maxsun, purveyor of a few of the extra distinctive motherboards and graphics playing cards accessible on the market, has launched a darker compatriot to their (fairly cool trying) white and orange socket AM5 MS-eSport B850ITX board.
An odd selection in enlargement, Maxsun has determined to cut up the SOC’s PCIe Gen 5.0 lanes into an open ended x8 slot on your enlargement card, and a pair of M.2 Gen 5 x4 slots to complement the single M.2 slot offered for by the SOC. I’d wager this can be a choice primarily based on the sheer bandwidth accessible with even 8 lanes of PCIe 5.0 – your GPU will not be suffocated by the lack of lanes right here.
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The BKB moniker in the identify refers to the board’s back-to-back nature, with the most important PCIe Gen 5.0 x16 enlargement slot on the bottom of the board. The entrance, open-ended PCIe x8 slot on the entrance of the board is PCIe Gen 3 in its’ nature.
Images from Baidu:
The common twin DDR5 DIMM slots are current, in addition to the anticipated ATX 24 pin and EPS 8 pin energy inputs. Rear IO isn’t clear right now, with TechPowerup stating that “The board additionally comes with Wi-Fi 6E, 2.5 GbE wired LAN, HDMI+DP show outputs, and USB connectivity that features 20 Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 type-C.’
Expansion features a single M.2 slot on the rear of the board as properly one on the high, a SFF 8564 4i MiniSAS connector, one entrance Type-C header, one entrance USB 5Gbps header, two USB 2.0 headers, two SATA ports and one 5V addressable RGB header. 3 4-Pin PWM fan headers are additionally included.
On the rear IO, a pair of WiFi connectors, the common RJ45 for LAN, 3 audio ports, a DisplayPort and HDMI port (from what I can see) in addition to a plethora of USB ports.
No product web page or pricing was accessible at time of this text being printed.
Source: Techpowerup, Baidu 1, 2, Bilibili

