Asus announces new gaming motherboards with Intel H170 and B150 chipsets

Asus announces new pro gaming motherboards with USB 3.1 Type C port

• By: Tech Desk
• September 4, 2015 12:53 PM IST
1 min read

Asus has announced its pro gaming series motherboards in India. The lineup includes H170 Pro Gaming and B150 Pro Gaming D3 ATX motherboards at a price of Rs 11,455 and Rs 9,600 respectively.

Both the motherboards are based on Intel’s ATX (Advanced Technology eXtended) motherboard configuration featuring LGA1151 socket for Intel’s latest Skylake processors. The new pro series motherboards support SupremeFX for flawless audio and Sonic Radar II that helps scan and detect enemies.

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Asus B150 Pro Gaming D3 motherboard support DDR3-1866 memory (Source: Asus)

For network connectivity, the new motherboards supoort Intel’s Gigabit Ethernet, LANGuard and GameFirstIII. The motherboards also support USB 3.1 Type-A/C and M.2 for ultra speed game transfers.

Asus H170 Pro Gaming supports Dual DDR4 while B150 Pro Gaming D3 supports Dual DDR3 with overclocked memory controller. Asus is offering 3 years warranty with new gaming series motherboards.

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