Pictures of ASRock H410 motherboards appear online – update

Images of seven ASRock motherboards with the Intel H410 chipset have surfaced. This seems to involve six micro-atx motherboards and a mini-itx variant. Release dates and suggested retail prices of the motherboards are still unknown.

The motherboards were discovered by TechPowerUp. The motherboards use socket LGA-1200, which was introduced at the same time as Intel’s Comet Lake-S CPUs. The motherboards use the H410 chipset, which should follow the current H310 platform. Such motherboards are mainly intended for use in more budget-oriented systems. Intel’s new H410 chipset shows many similarities with H310. However, the bus speed has been increased from 5 to 8 giga transfers per second. The H410 chipset also contains six PCI-e 3.0 lanes. H310 had six integrated PCI-E 2.0 lanes.

ASRock’s H410 lineup appears to include six micro-atx motherboards: the H410M-HDVP, H410M-HDVP2, H410M-HDV/M.2, H410M/ac, H410M-HVS, and H410M-HDV. ASRock also comes with a mini-itx motherboard in the form of the H410M-ITX/ac.

The motherboards shown vary in the amount of PCI-e slots and external connections, among other things. Two of the seven motherboards also support WiFi. This is probably WiFi 5, since the name ‘ac’ is used. Five of the motherboards have an m2 connection. All motherboards shown have two dimm slots for DDR4 memory and four SATA connections. The motherboards also have a 7-phase power supply.

It is not yet known when ASRock’s H410 motherboards will hit the market. Recommended retail prices have not yet been announced.

Update, 17:48: ASRock’s H410 lineup does not include dtx motherboards, contrary to what was initially stated in this article and on TechPowerUp. The article has been adapted accordingly.