Review on ASUS TUF Gaming B550M-Plus (Wi-Fi) Motherboard: Unleash your Gaming Potential by Stanislaw Szudek ᠌

In order to make a comparison, I tossed away all of the motherboards that were appropriate for me. As a consequence of this, I went with this one because, in terms of its attributes, it completely dominates the competition. It works, and I am satisfied. Blinking Lights (I was able to turn this off in the BIOS, but it is not noticeable from the outside of the case;) Got pros: flashback. It appeared to start up when I inserted the Ryzen 9 3950X, but other than the fans turning, nothing else occurred; the computer didn't even make a noise. To our good fortune, a brand new BIOS can be uploaded with relative ease. A collection of USBs. Bluetooth, in addition to WiFi. Nice and audible (however, I have nothing to evaluate 7.1). 4 SATA, 4 DDR4, 2 M.2. Although there are two slats of operatives available and only one sata has been filled up to this point, it is encouraging to see that there is a reserve for when demand increases in the future. The instructions provide an extremely detailed description of which ports work in what circumstances and in what modes. Some cons: To get started, you are going to need another computer so that you can transfer the updated BIOS to the USB flash drive. Initially, the memory worked at a speed of 2400 MT/s; however, fortunately, it is simple to set the appropriate speed, which in my case is 3200. Network drivers need Linux kernel 5.1+. When this happens, there is likely a combination of software and hardware issues to blame. The sound quality can be terrible at times. On the same Ubuntu installation, operating from the same solid-state drive (SSD) on a different machine, everything is working well; however, the issue may be remedied programmatically by reloading the audio with the following command: pulseaudio -k && sudo alsa force-reload.