Z390 Motherboard vrm topic

[MisteryAngel]

@PhaseLockedLoop

If you have some vrm overviews on Z390 boards that i have not added yet,
feel free to add them.

Or for any of these.

X470 - B450 Motherboard vrm topic

In this topic i will post details on the vrm implementations, of the new B450 and X470 motherboards. As soon as i have the details on a said board i will post it in here. You guys can use this topic as a reference on a motherboard choice, But @wendell will probablly pop out some reviews on certain new boards soon. So if you want more details on a said board, you could either watch the review, or just ask and discuss about it. I’m not fully sure how i´m going to give a proper body to this topic yet. But we will see how it goes. Any suggestions and additions to this thread are welcome.

X399 Threadripper Motherboard vrm topic

This topic is ment to discuss all about X399 motherboards, and their vrm designs. Edit: Users also feel free to share your user experiances on X399 boards with us. Things like pci-e passtrough and iommu groups, features, UEFI´s, overclocking experiances etc etc.

X299 Motherboard vrm Topic

This topic is ment to discuss all about the X299 platform, motherboards and vrm’s configurations. About the X299 vrm configuration: Compaired to X99, X299 differs a bit wenn it comes to its vrm implementation. The reason for this is that there are 2 different type of cpu´s designed for this platform, namely Skylake-X and Kabylake-X cpu´s. The difference between Skylake-X and Kabylake-X cpu’s from a vrm perspective is that Skylake-X cpu’s have a FiVR ( Fully intergrated voltage regulator) on which Kabylake-X cpu´s dont. This kinda makes the vrm implementations on X299 a littlebit more complex. The Kabylake-X cpu´s dont have a FiVR which means that they need, 2 additional voltage imput rails for Vccsa and Vccio.