Review on 💥 ASUS TUF Gaming Z590-Plus: LGA 1200 ATX Gaming Motherboard with PCIe 4.0, 3xM.2/NVMe SSD, 14+2 Power Stages, USB 3.2 Type-C, 2.5Gb LAN, Thunderbolt 4, Aura RGB Lighting by Mateusz Morawski ᠌

1. The board is well reinforced. Shrouds and inserts for shielding are visible. VRM heatsinks are large, heavy, and don't play. 2. The top heatsink of the m2 slot (PCIe x4 4.0) is good, but nothing more! Too bad it doesn't have a fan! SSD Samsung EVO970 plus cools like a regular "Chinese" one! (See screenshot) 3. RAM "G-Skill Trident Z 3200" was determined automatically after turning on the X. M. P mode in the main menu. (see screenshot) 4. SATA6G connectors have returned to their historical homeland (the front side of the board), where it is much more convenient to connect them. But a few connectors were left on the side, which also makes sense! 5. When the system was first started, the cooler (Noctua NH-C14S) was automatically set to 650-700 rpm. (See screenshot) I advise you to immediately go to the "Monitoring" _ "Q-Fan Configuration" menu and change the "Standard" mode of operation to "Turbo". (See screenshot) The rest is up to you! 6. Add. 8 + 4pin power is connected without problems. If you have 2 cables 8pin power supply, extra 4pin remain outside and do not interfere with anyone. Front connector USB 3.2 type C and USB 3.2 type A are standard. If you have USB 3.0 connectors on the case, they are backwards compatible with the USB 3.2 type A connector on the board! Board power connectors standard. ARGB illumination is standard. 7. The built-in sound of TUF is not bad, by the standards of Realteck. But I myself use the pro segment, because of my profession. (sound engineer) Nothing much to say here. There is less noise and interference. (Signal-to-noise ratio) There is a screen and grounding on board, good preamplifiers. If you do not cling headphones and "studio monitors" (speakers) more expensive than 10,000, it will do just fine.