ASRock X570 Pro 4 - Advanced AM4/4DDR4/HDMI/DP/ATX Motherboard for Optimal Performance Review

Before I installed all of the drivers, in particular AMD_Chipset, the machine took anywhere from ten to thirty minutes to load. The benefits of it include: 1. Processor AMD 3900 was able to be overclocked to 4300 without any difficulties; taken from here 2. The time it takes to convert photos in Lightroom was reduced from 47 seconds (on an Intel 3770 overclocked to 4100) to just 17 seconds. 3. An unusually high number of SATA ports, which means it is capable of connecting eight hard drives…

My first attempt at putting together a computer. Regarding accoutrements: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X OEM video card asus nvidia geforce rtx 2070 dual-rtx2070-o8g-evo Mat. pay: ASRock X570 Pro4 HyperX Fury HX432C16FB3K2/32 is the RAM in question. SSD: ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB Deepcool GAMMAXX GT TGA is the cooler for the processor. HDD: Western Digital WD10EZEX Power Supply: Speak up if you can! System Power 9 700W Frame: Zalman i3 However, when the computer was turned on, the indications for…

I loved the fact that everything "wound up out of the box," as well as the high quality and accuracy "to the smallest detail" (as in a premium car, even the screws had thread lock attached to them), and that everything was accurate. Some pros: Components (such as capacitors and cooling modules), as well as the mother, were installed with extreme precision and reliability. Ryzen 3900x continues to function properly even after being subjected to a system load of 95–100% continuously (but without…

Pros below: The overall quality of the board is at a decent level. 8 Sata ports. ECC memory support Has some cons: Faithful to memory. There is practically nothing in the kit.

Its pros: Great bios, you can drive through it Radiators please USB 3.2 output both via type-c and large USB Got cons: Two video cards do not start together, maybe there are not enough PCI lines, I don’t know

Got pros: The motherboard is not bad and in general nothing, but there is one drawback Cons: It broke down after 2 months of operation, the south bridge flew, as a result of which the hard drive became impossible to connect. Perhaps because I installed an expensive processor, and the motherboard worked under load.

The stability of work with r7 pleases Mosfets don't get hot. Alas, it is necessary to lock the work of 3060 cards in the BIOS on pci-e 4 A fairly logical convenient location of the connectors. It is necessary to sew with the release of new versions of Bios, glitches are really fixed there In general, I recommend

I chose this motherboard because I wanted PCIE 4.0 and I liked that it had more SATA compared to other x570 motherboards ports had. Also, it was available at RRP rather than at an exorbitant price due to supply shortages caused by COVID. I don't overclock it except for XMP memory settings to use 3200 speed RAM with my Ryzen 7 3700X processor. I had to replace the MB as the noise from the built in SB fan bothered me and searching found other people having this issue but there weren't too many…

I actually bought this for the 3900X to install on my home server in a 4U Supermicro case. The case has 5 San Ace fans (2 0.55A and 3 1.1A fans). With the help of several splitters I was able to connect all the fans to the fan connectors on the mainboard. The BIOS can automatically detect this and still control the speed by directly adjusting the voltage. I've never experienced this on a motherboard before and it was a fantastic feature! I adjusted everything for the CPU temp and it keeps…

I was aiming for a mid-range x570 build and supplies of most components were very limited, so I bought it because it was available for less than $200. Everything works great and it has Gen 4 NVME M.2 slots so that's cool. My Sabrent Gen 4 NVME drive was recognized flawlessly and installed Windows 10 in less than 10 minutes. However, there is no USB 3.1 Gen 2 port. So if your case has a USB Type-C port, it will be limited to 5 Gb/s. The rear port can handle 10 GB/s. There's also only one USB 2.0

1. For games that I don't know. 2. Tech Support who had no luck with my issue. 3. Easy installation, be careful and consider installing the WiFi/Bluetooth module. As 1 Linux distribution, powerful system, no windows, yes can be a good system. 2 or more distros, 1 distro per disk, like in my case, the bios is acting up, can't boot into the bios and the bios bootloader and clock are loading. PS drivers, sound, video, etc., open source drivers work great. The bios update is ONLY for Windows 10 /…

I contacted ASRock tech support a week ago but they don't answer! No acknowledgment of receipt, no message that we're investigating the problem. Here's the story: I bought the board in early December. First, 32 GB of Crucial Sport 2666 MHz DDR4 RAM were installed in slots A2 and B2. About a month after installation, I noticed that Windows 10 only recognizes 16 GB and another 16 GB is "hardware reserved". None of my online research found a solution to this problem, so I contacted ASRock support…

So far this lesser known Asrock brand has performed better than the Asus Tuf series or even MSI! Asrock runs the processor at much higher frequencies than other boards (MSI, ASUS all ran at 3.8GHz, all cores only with PBO), this board runs at a constant 4GHz, all cores at 100% load. The only downside of this product is that the VRMs are not adequately cooled! an additional fan that blows over the VRM heatsink. But other than that, it was my most reliable and stable board, with no major BIOS…