With Intel’s latest Coffee Lake (8th Gen. Intel-Core) processors about to hit the market, ASUS finally introduces its latest motherboard, the Z370 series. These motherboards will feature across all of ASUS’ series which includes the high-end ASUS ROG series, the mid-tier ROG Strix, the entry-level TUF Gaming as well as the ASUS Prime made for PC enthusiasts and builders.

There will be a total of 15 different motherboards covering various series, budgets and form factors with the ASUS ROG Maximus X motherboards leading the charge. Made for gamers looking for a premium design with unparalleled performance, ASUS also showcased the  the performance scores of the ROG Maximus X Apex when paired with the Intel Coffee Lake processor.

One of the latest features to appear on the ROG Maximus X motherboards will be LiveDash OLED right on the motherboard. This allows you to monitor your system, whether through images or text animation. There will also be the inclusion of M.2 heatsink to keep your M.2 SSDs cool and calm through and through. Even the circuit design of the ROG Maximus X motherboards is optimised for DDR4 speed of more than 4,133MHz. This is due to the 3rd Gen. T-Topology design as well as Optimem Memory Routing. Other features include a pre-mounted I/O Shield, ASUS Aura Sync and even addressable RGB headers.

Some of the other ROG Maximus X motherboards that made an appearance were the ROG Maximus X Hero, ROG Maximus X Code, ROG Maximus X Formula as well as the ROG Maximus X Apex.

Although they have been officially announced, ASUS has yet to include an exact release date for its new Z370 series of motherboards along with a price tag.