💥 ASRock X570 Phantom Gaming 4AM4/USB3.2/HDMI/RJ45 Motherboard: Superior Performance and Connectivity Review

I've been using it for several months, no complaints, I really liked the BIOS, the system starts quickly, the power supply and cooling system works great with 3700x

It performs computer-related tasks flawlessly and continually when overclocked to 4000 MHz on the 3900XT processor, 3200 on the least expensive Kingston RAM, and 3500 on the Raptor. Although it has been scorching in the southbridge for a year, now.

Latest generation processor, abundant extras, reasonable price I purchased BIOS version 12022 and immediately noticed R53600 running without issue; I then ated the BIOS to 1.40 and my Crucial Ballistix memory booted up at its stock speed of 3600 without attempting to overclock it.

Everything started the first time right out of the box even though I set it up with a memory that wasn't one of the ones listed on the Asrok website for this device. The RAM is good Kryusial Ballistics, but despite reading horror stories that the Ryzens are extremely crucial to it, everything worked properly. For some reason, however, my modification was not on the list of ones that were compatible. I gave this motherboard the highest rating because everything is normal. You won't regret it if…

In general, for the course of the year that I was forced to deal with it, I did not experience any unusual difficulties. In the beginning, there were some minor issues with overclocking the RAM, as well as an error in applications for backlighting; however, the board is not terrible in general. Got pros: When I bought it, it featured many lighting and fan connectors, a fair price, and an x570 chipset. Additionally, it had a lot of connectors. Enhanced compatibility with PCI Express 4.0 slots…

As a consequence of this, I put it through the warranty process; now we wait to find out whether the board is functioning properly or whether the guarantee will be invalidated. Unless you can convince me otherwise, I will add a review. Maybe I'm the only one who came across such a copy, but the precious moments were thrown away, and the experience was ruined. I won't have any further contact with ASRock. After some time, I decided to purchase an MSI B450 Tomahawk Max; immediately after powering

He offered criticisms on weaknesses, which left me bewildered))) Price (considered for 9899) is a pro. - X570, which is still a new chipset and comes with brand new features) - A wide variety of pins for lovers of the 4 Pin - The Asrock Phantom Gaming Tuning application is able to regulate the rotation of all coolers effectively. - The BIOS may be changed from 1.70 ated to 2.30 without any tambourine dance. - Resolved the issue with support, who is ecstatic about it) Various disadvantages:…

worked with the 3800X for two years; the 5950X is now installed. Standard power settings, a load on all cores, and a bus of individual cores up to 4.9 MHz all securely maintain 4.5 MHz. Southbridge is hot. The south bridge's temperature increased to 58 degrees, and the cooler speed was 2022. 2060super partially blocked it. The 3080Ti completely covers the southbridge, the temperature increases to 64 degrees, the chipset cooler runs at 2500–3000 rpm, it is silent, and there are no crashes or…

Bought an ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming WiFi for over $200 but this board was a terrible mess and after 2 weeks of installing windows and trying to get the board to work it came back. I'm replacing my old ASRock x58 board, which has been working fine since the day I bought it, with a new one now running Xeon. All I can say is that this board is great as I just replaced this board/CPU/RAM in the same package as the ASRock x58 board that just plugged in the drives (the drives include the new m .2,

NOCTUA NH-U14S INTERFERE UPPER PCIE SLOT, LOWER PCIE DOES NOT WORK FOR GFX WITHOUT BIOS. NH-U14S WORKS COMFORTABLY WITH LOWER PCIE ACCORDING TO THE FIRMWARE Noctua-NHU14S is powerful. So powerful that it prevented the board's top PCIE slot from accommodating the RTX2060Super mini. So I figured I'd stick it in the bottom PCIE slot instead. After assembly, there is no display. but the computer designed (judging by the light bulbs on the MOBO). Great, now you need to remove a piece of aluminum to…

So the good first. Price. This is a budget motherboard and it has a lot of what other much more expensive motherboards have. It has 3 M.2 slots and 8 SATA slots, so you always have the option to connect storage to it. The board also features onboard DP and HDMI ports, so you can connect modern monitors even if you don't have a dedicated graphics card. The board doesn't have built-in WiFi, but there's an option to install an M.2 WiFi card on it, which is a nice feature if you want to add onboard

Works as expected. Good layout with well thought out connector layout. Two minor flaws: The rear I/O panel is a bit flimsy and a bit too small. Since this isn't "extreme" or an ASRock named line of motherboards, it's not surprising. The worst thing that can be said about it is "it's very generic, but it works". The spacing between the front button terminal block and LEDs is a little tight, so they reduce the screen printing. Not a problem if you have the manual handy, but it may cause a delay…