🎮 ASUS Tuf Gaming Plus X570 AM4 ATX DDR4-SDRAM Motherboard Review

The motherboard was given as a gift. Very mixed impression. On the one hand, a good motherboard. It has all the necessary functionality and even more. USB 3.2, PCI EXPRESS 4.0, AURA SYNC. I really didn't like that the upper radiator on the power circuit is hot. (And this is at 2600 without overclocking), Very weak backlight, What's the point of putting active cooling on the motherboard if the cooler is 80% blocked by a video card? Moreover, it also sucks in warm air from the video card. A very

With its advantages, everything, including memory, percentage, and backlight, functions reliably, and it has done so from the very beginning. Cons: It appears like the chipset cooler is in an awkward location, yet even with a room temperature of +28 degrees Fahrenheit, all of the components are running at medium temperatures (above it rts3060 blown into the case). It's possible that it will have an impact in the years to come.

Pros below: Excellent motherboard for my money (bought for 18k in March 2022) Everything I need from the ports is there. Ideal for Ryzen 9 5900X. Different cons: There are none, well, if only as a nitpick that there weren’t 3 out of 9 supports for attaching to the case, I had to install them at 6 points with native supports and take 3 from old computers.

Has some pros I took my mother under R7 5800X. It makes no sense to drive the percent itself, but the memory can be completely with what this device does an excellent job. Has cons: I ordered on Ya. Market. The packing box came in a terrible state with a hole, but the main one was intact, though not in a film.

After putting together 2022's Dancing with a Tambourine, I decided I didn't need to see a m2 ssd and so I made the purchase. Everything was fine when the bios ate it. Quick to power up, silent in operation, and dependable for over two years. M2 notices that the sata ports vanished but refuses to activate. The computer was running on an uninterrupted power supply and filter, all the screws, wires, and power supply in another computer are functioning normally, so I don't know what's wrong with…

Pros: This allows me to utilize the amount of storage I plan for my new system build, including two M.2 drive slots. Cons: The packaging states that it will only use 64GB of maximum DDR4 memory, while on the contrary, all the websites selling this board explicitly state in their specs that it will require 128GB of memory. I haven't been able to resolve this contradiction and would like to somehow get confirmation of the maximum amount of memory on this board.

Good pay. At the expense of overlapping the video card chipset - nonsense. Put it in the bottom slot and there are no problems (I have 1070) Pros: I liked the convenient BIOS. BIOS ate via the Internet without logging in (immediately upgraded to the latest version). Convenient control of both the PROCESSOR and the RAM. Cooling system management. There are enough connectors 4 pins for 5 fans (the sixth fan is uncontrollable). It costs RYAZAN 2600. But I took it for GROWTH for a future UPGRADE. I

Technical support responded to my concerns about the temperature of the chipset: Dear user of ASUS products, Please note that the temperature value of 95C is critical for the X570 chipset. Specific temperatures in idle and under load depend on many factors, but if they do not exceed 95C, then there is nothing to worry about. The high temperature of the 500-series chipsets compared to previous generation chipsets is due to the presence of native support for PCIe 4.0, and in fact, for this…

Considering that the mother is not cheap, it is logical that cases will be taken with good cooling. But ASUS suggests that we buy separate devil-splitters for air cooling systems, so get 3 connectors for valves. Well at least they are 4pin. But the strangest solution is the active cooling of the chipset! Moreover, it is implemented in the entire 570th line. What can I say: the cooler on the motherboard is audible, and you can’t adjust the speed in bios (it can be added in the firmware), it…