🎮 GIGABYTE X570 UD Gaming Motherboard with AMD Ryzen 5000, PCIe 4.0, DDR4, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Realtek ALC887, M.2, Realtek GbE LAN - Enhanced SEO-friendly Version Review

I spent about a good chunk of the day installing a Ryzen 9 3900X, +32GB DDR4 (4x8GB) and 3 RTX GPUs. This board has many bugs from no display to RAM read errors (board saw RAM as 2133 instead of 3200MHz) to CPU errors, screen freezes! UNBELIEVABLE! I finally managed to figure out a way to get the operating system to work, but one bug remains to this day: When I turn on the computer, my monitor doesn't turn on automatically. I have to turn it on manually. And if I turn it on too early, it turns…

I ended up spending more junk on this motherboard than if I had gone ahead and bought its more feature-rich big brother. I don't regret the purchase, but next time I'll spend another $50 to save $100 or more on third-party accessories. Of course, if you really don't want all that extra stuff, this is a very good motherboard. . I just got into the RGB craze and this one only supports one or two non-addressable circuits.

Building a 5900X PC and needing a non-CPU BIOS update. This x6570 MB Gigabyte should support it but didn't work. I've followed a lot of guides and got tired of 2 different power supplies and 2 different USB sticks and naming conventions for firmware files (both uppercase and lowercase) as suggested. There are no LEDs to indicate that the BIOS flash is working. Let's say DOA. Changed to MSI x570 MB, non-processor BIOS update worked first time.

I started my journey building a good gaming PC with a motherboard I bought from Newegg. This motherboard didn't arrive for a month until I was told my order was cancelled. The next motherboard I bought was Intel compatible 😬 My dumb personality didn't buy Rizen compatible. My third motherboard started beeping red, which I checked on Reddit means the board is defective. As you can see, I'm cursed when it comes to motherboards. I bought this looking for a 3rd gen Rizen motherboard, it came the…

It's good that BIOS flashback is supported without a processor! When I received a defective device for the first time, I decided to use another brand (ASRock). However, ASRock Phantom Gaming 4 does not support Flashback BIOS. ASRock returned, got another x570 UD. With the second block, the memory worked perfectly, just let it run according to the instructions and go for about half an hour. Food, tea, whatever. When you come back, the board is ready to boot with a Vermeer processor (I have a…