Asus Rog Strix X570

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Honestly in retrospect, I wish I got the X570-E. No, I didn"t need the WiFi, but it was a nice-to-have, as well as the 2.4Gbps ethernet port. These days, the two are so close to each other in terms of price that you might as well get the X570-E. Neither of these boards are cheap relative to other X570 boards, so why would you choose to save money here?

That said, it"s still a very good X570 board with what it"s got--it"s just that the X570-E is better.

Overpriced motherboard for its featureset, but solid overall. BIOS flashback does not work on mine from the day I got it, no matter what USB flash I do or how I rename the BIOS file, it just flashes the LED and doesn"t update... No big deal. Good UEFI interface (though fan control needs some work). Armoury crate software is bad however. Good overclocker.

Very high quality motherboard with plenty of i/o and drive capacity, a little pricey but in this case you get what you pay for. Recommended.

Great MOBO. Plenty of headers for all kinds of expansions. 5 PCIe slots provide for additional expandability.

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Looks nice, BIOS was easy to navigate, although the mouse was terribly slow in it, as usual, just use your keyboard :)

Another part I got for the long run. What doesn"t this thing have?!?! Also given that it is on the X570 chipset it should support Zen 3 when it comes out so I should be able to drop in a new CPU in the future rather then a full motherboard replace. It"s not great to rely on current statements for future functionality but hopefully it works out.

Nice lightning and very good overclocking performance! Even tho I cant get PCIe 4.0 performance except the GPU...

Really nice motherboard, choose this one because it had 4 rgb headers and also had BIOS flashback so even if I screw up, I can simply rewrite the BIOS. It has been really solid, and I love the RGB IO shield. Some people say that the FAN is loud, I have never heard it running loudly and is also nicely hidden behind that cover.

There were some things in the manual that I couldn"t clearly interpret, but that is probably my fault. And after some research, I could figure them out.

Again no complaints. This motherboard might have been a little overkill for this build, but I splurged and spent some extra cash for a newer chipset. Mobo has plenty of space for expansion, hoping this will last me a while. Got it at microcenter for $30 off bundled with the CPU.

This board has lots of great features, most importantly a really large QVL of supported memory kits! It has a great build quality, and so far seems to work very well. There was one problem I encountered while using a Gigabyte AORUS NVMe Gen4 SSD so I"m dropping a star for that. You have to take off the chipset active cooling shroud to get to the NVMe "bays". This board does have passive cooling heatsinks pre-installed over the M.2 slots, so you once you take them off and go to install a Gen4 NVMe that has it"s own passive heatsink, you will not be able to reinstall the cooling shroud because it will hit the NVMe"s heatsink. I ended up having to cut off a corner of the cooling shroud so it would not conflict with my NVMe and still provide cooling for the chipset. Unfortunately this board does not have any heat-pipes or active cooling solutions for the M.2 Drive slots.

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If using a Gen4 NVMe, I wouldn"t recommend using the mobo"s cooling solution but instead use the NVMe"s included heatsink. These drives get really hot easily and will thermal throttle, so you will want to look for an active cooling or a really effective passive cooling solution. You may need to cut the chipset shroud in order to install an NVMe SSD that has it"s own heatsink.