I assembled a computer (Ryzen 7 3700X overclocked to 4.4GHz + Crucial 32GB memory overclocked to 3600 cl16), installed the system, the board practically does not heat up, everything works like clockwork, I definitely recommend it for purchase. Has some pros 1. Excellent strict appearance. ATX board format, it is very convenient when assembling, the components are located at a distance from each other, which contributes to better cooling of the components, unlike mATX boards. 2. Reliable…

The RAM specs on this board look great at first glance. . 128GB at up to 4400MHz. It turns out this is not the case. QVL is full of 4GB and 8GB modules with higher speeds in 2dmm configurations. very few 16GB or 32GB modules support frequencies above 2666MHz in a 4-dim configuration. You need a major bios update to fix it.

Very good Ryzen 3000 motherboard, ready, no need to update BIOS, basically plug and play. Works great with a Ryzen 5 3600. I've heard bad things about vrm but don't listen to those claims unless you're overclocking, it works fine. Paired with a 212 evo, my processor cools well. In games like Valorant and Rainbow Six Siege I average 200 fps with 1660s.

I used to have a Sabertooth Z97 board which was also from the TUF line. When I decided to replace the faulty B450 board I decided to use what I knew and had worked for me in the past. This board has all the usual bells and whistles for a B-450 and is what I've come to expect from ASUS. All in all, if you like ASUS, don't need all the fancy overclocking features of the X470/X570, or maybe just don't want to go on a board where you won't be using all the features, this is a great option…

I actually returned this listing to Revain Warehouse and ordered a brand new one. But I found a new one, I wouldn't spread it either. Ryzen 3 1200 is brand new. Evga 3060 Ti brand new I finally found someone online who had the same problem. And told me to use the displayport and that helped. The problem could be my old monitor converted via VGA to HDMI cable, but it works fine on my other B450 boards. Therefore, I would like to continue to refurbish. But live and learn.

If you install Windows 10 Home before the 21H1 update, there are problems on the circuit board. After I installed the 21H1 update, it worked better. No crashes. It also turned out that the motherboard does not support 4 DIMMs, but only 2. The maximum allowable voltage for DIMMs is 3.3 volts. this. 2 DIMMs operate at 1.2V each for a total of 2.4V. If you install a 3rd or 4th DIMM, it will not boot intermittently. voltage overload. If you don't install the 21H1 update after a clean install, it…

Computer assembled, display port cable connected to GPU (RX 580). Automatically installed Windows from the USB stick. Then I spent another 2 hours getting into bios to enable DOCP for RAM. Nothing worked. I couldn't get into the bios. I could hold down Delete and be prompted to press F1, but Windows would boot up instead. When I unplug the hard drives, the screen goes blank and error messages appear. No boot disk etc. I tried many things for 2 hours. Finally, after reading many forums, I tried…

Beware of the AMD Ryzen5 I bought with the heatsink/fan built in? WILL NOT WORK on this motherboard and they knew it; Did you call support about the factory heatsink in the AMD box? goes to the memory card. You have to remove the bracket on this MB and screw in the boxed fan, but it ends up in the memory slot. The guy lied and said he had never heard of it, nobody ever reported it. Why not just take it out and use all 32GB of RAM? he said? Just add a note! On MB so people know about it? Now you

Although I didn't have a pressing need for it, I decided to upgrade my desktop to a Ryzen 5600X processor and I chose this B450 board mainly for its BIOS flashback -Function. the BIOS chip 256MB and the price (for me the extra charge that the B550/X570 boards offer is a waste of money, I recommend using this for any other component you might need). In my case I kept the case/chassis, drives and RX 5600XT graphics card from my previous build. To get the POST system I had to update the BIOS to…

I bought this motherboard in March for a rebuild. Within the first month, the motherboard suffered a major failure. At boot it outputs a PROCHOT signal (essentially a way to prevent the CPU from overheating, but my CPU runs cool at 30C at boot and doesn't peak at 60C under heavy load), a CPU signal to throttle the clock speed of my 5600x . This would increase the speed from 4.2GHz to 500MHz. That's right, 500MHz, the same speed as a 1999 Pentium 3 processor. I was able to use Ryzen Master to…