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Asus and MSI began rolling out BIOS updates for AMD X670E motherboards that add support for AMD EXPO-ULL memory profiles. On Asus boards, the update arrives as Beta BIOS 3803 for ROG Crosshair, ROG Strix, ProArt, and TUF Gaming models, with AGESA 1.3.0.1b included. techpowerup.com MSI and ASUS Release BIOS Updates to Support EXPO-ULL on AMD X670E Motherboards Friday, June 12th 2026 MSI and ASUS Release BIOS Updates to Support EXPO-ULL on AMD X670E Motherboards by btarunr Today, 10:50 Discuss (12 Comments) Motherboard… techpowerup.com high-tier 2026-06-12 View full article → guru3d.com ASUS and MSI Add EXPO-ULL Memory Support to AMD X670E Boards ASUS and MSI have begun releasing UEFI firmware updates for AMD 600-series motherboards that add support for AMD EXPO-ULL memory profiles. The new profile type… guru3d.com standard-tier 2026-06-12 View full article →

At the same time, Asus is facing a rough first look at its ROG Equalizer 16-pin GPU power cable. A picture posted from ChipHell shows a scorched connector and melted plastic at one end of the cable, even though the exact GPU, PSU, and failure conditions are not known. pcgamer.com Not like that! Asus' anti-melting GPU power cable looks to run into the problem is supposed to stop Two months ago, Asus announced the ROG Equalizer , a power cable for certain Nvidia RTX graphics cards designed to banish the fear of melting… pcgamer.com standard-tier 2026-06-12 View full article → wccftech.com ASUS's $50 ROG Equalizer Cable Was Sold as the Fix for 16-Pin GPU Burn-Outs, Yet It Just Melted Too ASUS's recently launched ROG Equalizer 16-pin cable has burned out despite being a pricey safety solution for your graphics card. It Looks Like Nothing Can… wccftech.com standard-tier 2026-06-12 View full article →

The cable was pitched as a safer answer to the 16-pin burn-out problem, with Asus describing features such as balanced power delivery, reduced cable temperatures, and a larger load-bearing capacity. Instead, the reported failure has turned the product into a fresh reminder that the 16-pin power issue is still not fully solved. wccftech.com ASUS's $50 ROG Equalizer Cable Was Sold as the Fix for 16-Pin GPU Burn-Outs, Yet It Just Melted Too ASUS's recently launched ROG Equalizer 16-pin cable has burned out despite being a pricey safety solution for your graphics card. It Looks Like Nothing Can… wccftech.com standard-tier 2026-06-12 View full article → pcgamer.com Not like that! Asus' anti-melting GPU power cable looks to run into the problem is supposed to stop Two months ago, Asus announced the ROG Equalizer , a power cable for certain Nvidia RTX graphics cards designed to banish the fear of melting… pcgamer.com standard-tier 2026-06-12 View full article →