It's been two years since the launch of the AMD AM5 motherboard platform and the 600-series motherboards. Since its launch, the platform has seen the launch of several CPUs in the Ryzen 7000, Ryzen 8000, and Ryzen 9000 family. While the 600-series motherboards provide great features & compatibility with newer Zen 5 CPUs, motherboard makers are always looking to enhance user experiences through the latest technologies which is why AMD has introduced a new chipset line called 800-series.
Today, the first wave of AMD 800-series motherboards is hitting shelves in the form of the X870E for Enthusiasts and X870 for high-end gamers. Both of these chips provide brand-new designs and brand-new features that are sure to entice new AMD builders and older AM4 users into investing in a new motherboard for their gaming and content creation needs.
We received a load of motherboards from various manufacturers so let's start by taking a look at these updated designs. For this review, we will be testing Biostar's latest X870E Valkyrie motherboard.
The AMD AM5 Platform
The AMD AM4 platform has been the longest-running modern-day platform to date which was first introduced in 2017 & is very much alive and kicking in 2024. The company just recently launched new chips for the platform and it looks like it will stick around for another year till 2025.
AMD is now launching its 2nd Generation AM5 platform under the new 800-series family. The lineup will initially target the high-end enthusiasts with the X870E and X870 chipsets. These chipsets are designed to offer better features, IO memory support, and additional OC features for Ryzen CPUs such as the Zen 5-based Ryzen 9000 "Granite Ridge" family and future Ryzen launches.
Certain aspects that have been upgraded on the AMD X870E & X870 motherboards include:
- USB 4.0 standard on all X870/X870E motherboards
- PCIe Gen5 on Graphics & NVME on all X870/X870E motherboards
- Higher EXPO memory clock support on X870/X870E motherboards
AMD did disclose that there would be new PBO and CO algorithms introduced with Ryzen 9000 CPUs and these new motherboards will fully support them out of the box. In addition to the X870E and X870 motherboards, the company also plans to introduce its B850 & B840 chipsets which will serve the mainstream segment. Following is what the chipset lineup will look like:
- X870E (Promontory 21 x2)
- X870 (Promontory 21 x1)
- B650 (Promonotory 21 x1)
- B840 (Promontory 19 x1)
So in terms of what each chipset offers, the X870E series will use two Promontory 21 dies on the motherboards with support of USB4 & both Gen5 GPU/SSD support. X870 (Non-E) will feature just 1 of the dies but retain the same support in terms of I/O. Just the lanes will be fewer.
AMD Chipset Features and Specifications:
| Wccftech | X870E | X870 | X670E/X670 | B650E/B650 | A620 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CrossfireX/SLI | 2-Way CFX | 2-Way CFX | 2-Way CFX | 2-Way CFX | N/A |
| CPU Lanes (Usable) | 24 Gen 5 (with Ryzen 7000 CPUs & above) | 24 Gen 5 (with Ryzen 7000 CPUs & above) | 24 Gen 5 (with Ryzen 7000 CPUs & above) | 24 Gen 5 (with Ryzen 7000 CPUs & above) 24 Gen 4 for B650 | 24 Gen 4 (with Ryzen 7000 CPUs & above) |
| PCH Lanes (Usable) | 8 Gen4 12 Gen3 | 4 Gen4 8 Gen3 | 12 Gen4 8 Gen3 | 8 Gen4 4 Gen3 | 8 Gen 3 |
| USB4 | Standard | Standard | Optional | Optional | Optional |
| USB 3.1/3.2 Gen2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 0 |
| USB 3.1/3.2 Gen1 | 12 | 6 | 12 | 6 | 2 |
| USB 2.0 | 8 | 8 | 8 | 6 | 6 |
| SATA 6Gb/s | 8 | 8 | 8 | 4 | 4 |
| DDR5 DIMMs | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| DDR4 DIMMs | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Overclocking Support | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | N/A |
| XFR2 Enhanced | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | N/A |
| Precision Boost Overdrive | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | N/A |
| NVMe | Yes (Gen 5.0) | Yes (Gen 5.0) | Yes (Gen 5.0) | Yes (Gen 5.0) | N/A |
| Form Factor | ATX/ITX | ATX/mATX/ITX | ATX/mATX/ITX | ATX/mATX/ITX | mATX/ITX |
The motherboards will feature support for DDR5-5600 MT/s memory speeds natively and over 8000 MT/s transfer rates on some of the high-end motherboards that we will be getting by the July timeframe.
The AMD B850 motherboards will feature the same Promontory 21 die minus the native USB4 support. They will carry Gen5 GPU support but Gen5 M.2 support will be optional. The B840 will be the entry-level option within the series with the older Promontory 19 die which means you will get just Gen4 GPU/SSD support, no CPU overclocking and only memory overclock support. The B840 motherboards are going to be very affordable in terms of pricing so that will be competitive against sub-$200 US options from Intel.
AMD will also have the A620/A620A series continuing its role to serve the entry-level segment. There are plans to offer even more price adjustments, making them a viable option for ODMs and system builders to attract more customers.
AMD AM5 Chipset Comparisons:
| Chipset Name | PCIe Lanes Gen (PCH) | USB Support (Max) | Overclocking Support | Graphics Configs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| X870E | Gen5 (GPU & NVMe) | USB4 | CPU+Memory | 1x16, 2x8 |
| X670E | Gen5 (GPU & NVMe) | USB 3.2 (20 Gbps) USB4 (Optional) | CPU+Memory | 1x16, 2x8 |
| X870 | Gen5 (GPU & NVMe) | USB4 | CPU+Memory | 1x16, 2x8 |
| X670 | Gen5 (NVMe) Gen4 (GPU) | USB 3.2 (20 Gbps) USB4 (Optional) | CPU+Memory | 1x16, 2x8 |
| B850 | Gen5 (NVMe / GPU Opt) Gen4 (GPU) | USB 3.2 (20 Gbps) | CPU+Memory | 1x16, 2x8 |
| B650E | Gen5 (NVMe / GPU) | USB 3.2 (20 Gbps) USB4 (Optional) | CPU+Memory | 1x16, 2x8 |
| B650 | Gen5 (NVMe) Gen4 (GPU) | USB 3.2 (20 Gbps) USB4 (Optional) | CPU+Memory | 1x16, 2x8 |
| B840 | Gen3 (NVMe / GPU) | USB 3.2 (10 Gbps) | Memory Only | 1x16 |
| A620 | Gen4 (NVMe / GPU) | USB3.2 (10 Gbps) USB4 (Optional) | Memory Only | 1x16 |
Meet The LGA 1718 Socket - How Long Will This One Last?
As mentioned earlier, AM4's reign is finally over and the AM5 socket is here now. The new socket moves from a PGA (Pin-Grid-Array) design to an LGA (Land-Grid-Array) layout. The new LGA 1718 socket offers more pin connections to the CPU, allowing for more communication channels with the board itself and enabling support for enhanced features that the new platform has to offer.
As for longevity, AMD has committed to a 2027+ plan for its latest AM5 socket. The AM4 platform is a testament to AMD's support for its consumers and while the newer 500-series lineup was locked out initially, the company and its partners worked towards extending support for older processors on the newer chipsets and newer CPUs on older motherboards. The AM4 platform continues to be the best seller in the Ryzen lineup but that would change with the introduction of more budget and feature-rich designs for the AM5 socket like the 800-series.
Cooler Compatibility With AM5 Socket
The AMD Ryzen 7000/8000/9000 Desktop CPUs will feature a perfect square shape (45x45mm) but will house a very chonky integrated heat spreader or IHS. The CPUs will be the same length, width, and height as the existing Ryzen Desktop CPUs and are sealed across the sides so applying thermal paste won't fill the interior of the IHS with TIM. That's also why current coolers will be fully compatible with the latest Ryzen CPUs.
The Biostar X870E Valyrie motherboard comes in a standard cardboard package. The front features a large Valkyrie. The packaging also lists a few features such as support for PCIe 5 (GPU/NVMe), and DDR5.
The backside of the package lists the specifications and special features of the motherboard.
Inside the package is another box that contains the accessories and is located right below the box holder for the board itself. You get:
- 4 x SATA Cable
- 1 x Quick Guide
- 1 x Smart Connector
With all the accessories done, it's time to put that box aside and take the motherboard out of its package.
The Biostar X870E Valyrie motherboard is an ATX offering that measures 244 x 305 mm. The motherboard carries a black color scheme with a few gold accents on the heatsink. This is a very premium design that continues on the foundation of previous Valkyrie offerings.
Biostar's X870E Valyrie is the flagship motherboard within the manufacturer's 800-series "AM5" line and the appearance and visual design agree with this. It's a really good-looking motherboard which looks very premium all around.
The board uses the LGA 1718 socket to support AMD Ryzen "AM5" processors. The socket works with Ryzen 7000, Ryzen 8000G, and Ryzen 9000 CPUs and will also support future generations of AM5 Ryzen chips that are supported by the platform.
Next to the socket are four DDR5 DIMM slots that can support up to 192 GB of dual-channel (24/48 GB modules) memory.
These slots are rated to support XMP profiles up to 8000 MT/s (OC Plus). Each slot is labeled, making it easier to install DIMMs in the proper orientation. DDR5 memory comes with a different latch position so forcing a DDR4 module into a DDR5 slot will cause permanent damage. Each slot is also combined with a reinforced design to make sure signal integrity remains good while keeping the slots durable for long-term usage.
The full QVL list can be found here. There are at least 9 memory kits rated at DDR5-8000 which are supported by the motherboard. The motherboard fully supports XMP & EXPO profiles.
The Biostar X870E Valkyrie motherboard features an 18+2+2 (VCore/ VccGT/VccAUX) phase SPS VRM power delivery that utilizes the Renesas RAA 229628 PWM controller with a mix of RENESAS R2209004HB0 (110A) & ISL 99360 (110A) stages for the VCore. All capacitors are labeled with 10K ratings. The
The VRMs and power delivery solution are scattered around the AM5 socket. The board uses an 8-layer server-grade PCB with 2oz Thickened copper in a low-loss design, retaining signal integrity for stable CPU and memory operations.
The VRMs receive ample cooling from the Armor Gear VRM heatsink solution.
The CPU is supplied power through an 8+8 pin power connector configuration. This will feed the CPU with up to 300 Watts of power. The AMD Ryzen 9000 CPUs are very power-hungry with the maximum target power going above 220W for the flagship Ryzen 9 9950X CPU.
Coming to the cooling solution, we first have the Armor Gear VRM heatsink which makes use of two aluminum blocks with a series of fins that are stacked together. The heatsink features a heat pipe solution that connects the heatsinks, offering a larger surface for thermal dissipation.
Underneath the VRM heatsink are 7W/mK Thermal pads which transfer heat from the VRMs to the heatsink. The large VRM heatsink also features a single cable to power the RGB LEDs for the cover over the IO plate.
Expansion slots include three PCI Express x16 (2 x Gen 5.0 x16 / 1 x Gen 4.0 x4) and four M.2 slots.
CPU:
- 1 x PCIe 5.0 x16 Slot (x16 or x8/x8 mode)
- 1 x PCIe 5.0 x16 Slot (x8 mode)
- When you use both, PCIEX16_1 and PCIEX16_2 will run in x8 mode.
Chipset:
- 1 x PCIe 4.0 x16 Slot (x4 mode)
- 6 x SATA3 6.0 Gb/s Connectors
The motherboard utilizes a full metallic slot for all three PCIe connector slots.
The motherboard also has a vast array of M.2 slots, all of which are featured under dedicated M.2 heatsinks.
One of the larger heatsinks also works as a cover plate for the motherboard's lower portion. It has a matte black finish and underneath, you can find single -sided thermal pads. You need to remove the plastic sticker from the thermal pads before installing a new SSD for proper heat transfer.
Following is the full list of M.2 ports and their details on the Biostar X870E Valkyrie motherboard:
CPU:
- 1 x M.2 (Key M) Socket (M2M_CPU): Gen5x4
Chipset:
- 3 x M.2 (Key M) Socket (M2M_CPU): Gen4x4
- 6 x SATA III Connector (6Gb/s)
The X870E PCH is housed beneath a large heatsink with the Valyrie logo engraved on top of it.
The motherboard offers a single RGB accent zone on the I/O cover which has the Valkyrie label etched over it.
Storage options include six SATA III ports rated to operate at 6 GB/s. These can support 6 different storage devices at once. There are also 3 USB 3.2 front panel connectors (1 x Gen 2x2 + 2 x Gen 2). 4 USB 2.0 front panel connectors are also included.
Biostar uses a 5.1 CH HD audio design with the latest Realtek ALC1220-VB2 CODEC that offers a 7.1 channel audio configuration. There is a large selection of connectors on the motherboard such as the Power On/Off, Reset buttons, a DEBUG LED, and more.
The full list of connectors on the motherboard is listed as follows.
- 6 x SATA III Connector (6Gb/s)
- 1 x M.2 (E Key) Socket: Supports 2230 type Wi-Fi & Bluetooth module
- 1 x USB 3.2 (Gen2x2) Type-C Port
(each header supports 1 USB 3.2 (Gen2x2) Type-C port) - 1 x USB 3.2 (Gen2) Header
(each header supports 2 USB 3.2 (Gen2) ports) - 2 x USB 2.0 Header
(each header supports 2 USB 2.0 ports) - 2 x 8-pin Power Connector
- 1 x 24-pin Power Connector
- 1 x CPU Fan Connector
- 1 x CPU water cooling connector (CPU_OPT)
- 4 x System Fan Connector
- 1 x Front Panel Header
- 1 x Front Audio Header
- 1 x Internal Stereo Speaker Header
- 1 x Clear CMOS Switch Button
- 1 x Power Switch Button
- 1 x Reset Switch Button
- 1 x COM Port Header
- 1 x TPM Header
- 1 x Thunderbolt Header
- 4 x LED Header (5V)
- 1 x LED Header (12V)
- 1 x IO LED Header
- * M.2 (E Key) Wi-Fi card is not provided
While there are Wi-Fi antennas on the rear IO, the motherboard doesn't feature any WIFI functionality due to a non-bundled WiFi card, it has to be purchased separately. In terms of Ethernet, there is a single LAN port powered by the 2.5 GbE RTL8125D controller.
The motherboard comes with the following I/O connectors:
- 2 x WiFi Antenna Ports
- 1 x HDMI Port (HDMI2.1 FRL 2.1 FRL mode)
- 1 x DP Port (DP1.4)
- 2 x USB 4.0/Thunderbolt Type-C Port with (DP)
- 8 x USB 3.2 (Gen2) Ports
- 1 x 2.5 Gigabit LAN port
- 5 x Audio Jack
- 1 x S/PDIF_Out
- 1 x SMART BIOS UPDATE Button
- 1 x SMART BIOS USB Port
For testing, I used the Ryzen 9 9950X CPU which was sent to us by AMD on a range of X870E and X870 motherboards.
AMD 800-series "AM5" Motherboard Test Platform:
| Processors | AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | MSI MPG X870E Carbon MAX WIFI (7E49v2A10) Gigabyte X870E AERO X3D Wood (13F7) MSI MEG X870E ACE MAX (7E85v1A20) ASRock X870E Taichi OCF (v1.03) MSI MAG X870E Tomahawk MAX WIFI (7E84v1A10) Gigabyte X870E AORUS Master X3D ICE (F4) ASRock X870 Taichi Creator (3.40) ASRock PG X870 Nova WIFI (3.30) ASRock X870 Livemixer WIFI (3.31) Colorful CVN X870 ARK Frozen V14 (BIOS 1011) MSI MAG X870E Tomahawk WIFI (7E51v1A24) MSI MAG X870 Tomahawk WIFI (7E59v2A3) MSI MPG X870E EDGE TI WIFI (7E59v1A2) MSI MPG X870E Carbon WIFI (7E49v1A12 AGESA 1.2.0.2) ASRock X870E Taichi (3.08 AGESA 1.2.0.2) ASRock X870E Taichi LITE (3.08 AGESA 1.2.0.2) ASRock X870 Steel Legend WiFi (3.08 AGESA 1.2.0.2) AORUS X870 ELITE WIFI7 ICE (F3B AGESA 1.2.0.2) |
| Power Supply | FSP Hydro G 1200W PSU |
| Solid State Drive | Crucial T700 2 TB Gen5 SSD |
| Memory | T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-7200 (CL34 2 x 16 GB) |
| Video Cards | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Founders Edition |
| Cooling Solutions | Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420mm AIO |
| OS | Windows 11 64-bit |
Our test rig includes the Crucial T700 2 TB Gen5 SSD that boots up our main OS. In addition to these, we are running an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Founders Edition graphics card and an FSP Hydro G 1200W PSU. For this specific review, we used the T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-7200 memory kit running at CL34 timings.
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3DMark CPU Profile (Max Threads) (Higher is Better)
Blender
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Blender 2.8 (Lower is Better)
Cinebench 2024
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Cinebench 2024 (Higher is Better)
Cinebench R23
Cinebench is a real-world cross-platform test suite that evaluates your computer’s hardware capabilities. Improvements to Cinebench Release 20 reflect the overall advancements to CPU and rendering technology in recent years, providing a more accurate measurement of Cinema 4D’s ability to take advantage of multiple CPU cores and modern processor features available to the average user.
Cinebench R23 (Higher is Better)
CPU-Z
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CPU-z (Higher is Better)
Geekbench 6
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Geekbench 6 (Higher is Better)
HandBrake
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Handbrake (Higher is Better)
PCMark 10
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PCMark 10 (Higher is Better)
POV-Ray
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POV-Ray 3.7 (Higher is Better)
SuperPI
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SuperPi 32M (Lower is Better)
WinRAR
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Winrar (Lower is Better)
V-Ray Render Benchmark
V-Ray Benchmark is a free standalone application to test how fast your system renders. Three custom-built test scenes are also included to put each V-Ray 6 render engine through its paces.
V-Ray 6 (Higher is Better)
Battlefield V
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Battlefield V (2K)
Battlefield V (2K) PBO+CO
DOOM Eternal
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DOOM (2K)
DOOM (2K) PBO+CO
GTA V
GTA V is one handsomely optimized title for the PC audience. It's scalable across various PC configurations and delivers an impressive frame rate. Rockstar did an amazing job with the PC build of GTA V and it comes with a large array of settings that can be configured by PC gamers. We tested the title at 1440P with everything set to Ultra and 4x MSAA.
GTA V (2K)
GTA V (2K) PBO+CO
Metro Exodus
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Metro Exodus (2K)
Metro Exodus (2K) PBO+CO
Shadow of The Tomb Raider
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Shadow of The Tomb Raider (2K)
Shadow of The Tomb Raider (2K) PBO+CO
The AMD Ryzen 9000 CPUs come in the same two or three chiplet configurations as the Ryzen 7000 series with one or two of which are the aforementioned AMD Zen 4 CCDs fabricated on the 4nm process node. Then we have the larger die around the center, the IOD, based on a 6nm process node. The AMD Ryzen 9000 CCD measures a die size of 70.6mm2 and features a total of 8.6 Billion transistors per CCD. The IOD has a die size of 122m2 and features 3.4 billion transistors.
Scattered around the package are several SMDs (capacitors/resistors) that usually sit under the package substrate if we consider Intel's CPUs. AMD is instead featuring them on the top layer and as such, they had to design a new kind of IHS which is internally referred to as the Octopus.
Power Consumption (Stock System) Stress Test
Power Consumption (Stock) Gaming Test
Power Consumption (Stress PBO+CO) Cinebench Test
AMD's Ryzen 9000 Desktop CPUs utilize a brand new Zen 5 core architecture that is built on the 4nm process node as such, these chips are designed to be extremely efficient. The chips feature gold-plated IHS for efficient thermal transfer.
Temperatures (Stock)
Temperatures (Stress PBO+CO) Cinebench Test
Biostar's latest foray into the high-end motherboard category starts with the X870E Valkyrie which continues to build upon the previous X670E entry. The new motherboard is designed for high-end AM5 Ryzen CPUs so let's sum this board up.
Compared to the previous Valkyrie, the motherboard offers 2 extra power phases, more USB ports, a better audio chip, and up to 8000 MT/s memory support, up from 6000 MT/s on the older model. These are great additions if priced around the same $400 US price point. The motherboard doesn't feature any WIFI support out of the box but gives users the option to add their solution with the dedicated M.2 slot.
The things we loved about the Biostar X870E Valkyrie:
- Great Design
- Strong VRM Solution
- Faster Memory Support
- Lots of USB ports
- Four M.2 slots with heatsinks
- Decent BIOS Solution
Things that we would have liked to see:
- Dual LAN ports
- No WIFI Out of the box
The pricing of the Biostar X870E Valkyrie remains unknown for now but if priced around $400 US, it is up there with other high-end solutions with a 20+ phase VRM design. The motherboard offers great support with Ryzen 9000 CPUs and we have also heard similar support to be offered on X3D chips which are rolling out in the coming weeks.
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About the author: A Software Engineer by training and a PC enthusiast by passion, Hassan Mujtaba serves as Wccftech's Senior Editor for hardware section. With years of experience in the industry, he specializes in deep-dive technical analysis of next-generation CPU and GPU architectures, motherboards, and cooling solutions. His work involves not only breaking news on upcoming technologies but also extensive hands-on reviews and benchmarking.
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