Gigabyte reveals new plates AMD X870 and B850 Aorus Stealth with hidden connectors

Gigabyte showed this week two new motherboard options with hidden connectors for AMD users. There are two Aorus Stealth Ice models, with X870 and B850 chipsets-that is, for the high-end and intermediate segments, respectively. As Ice indicates in the name, they are plates AM5 coming in white.

For the average user, the B850 must deliver the necessary. It features four DDR5-8200 slots, compatible with AMD Expo profiles for memory overclocking. They are two PCIE 5. X16 and four slots M.2 connectors, offering a PCIE 5.0 option among them. In addition, almost all the license plate connectors and headers are facing backwards, and there are several component roofs for a very clean look.

The Gigabyte X870 Aorus Stealth Ice brings the same features, but incorporates a more powerful energy profile, processor overclocking. It brings VRM in 16+2+2 phases, while the B850 offers 14+2+2. In addition, the most expensive plate has USB 4 connections.

Remember that motherboards with hidden connectors need compatible offices to really be well used, allowing a more effective cable for hiding the cables. Here at Adrenaline we set up such a build to show how it looks.

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The table above was organized by Videocardz to compare the two plates in detail. The different specifications between each model appear in bold, noting how similar products are. It is also noteworthy that the two plates support Wi-Fi 7 and accompany the antenna.