Motherboard ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING WIFI II Review

The era of the B350 chipset has already come to an end. I had to ate the motherboard, because. I bought an R5 5600X, it's a pity that ASUS didn't roll out a BIOS ate for Zen 3 processors, as some other manufacturers did for their boards with the same processor.

costs 2200g overclocked to 3.900mhz, vega 8 to 1500mhz cools deepcool gammaxx gt max. temperature 57c, 2x4 GB of RAM from samsung from 2400 overclocked to 3200mhz. the mother does not heat up, somewhere I looked that the power phases have max. temperature 150 degrees, understandable bios, generally good mother, bought for 7500r

Sharing unbiased user insights.Got pros: Appearance, ease of overclocking, very clear BIOS, cold With its cons: On the chipset, you can buy a mother for 3-4 thousand cheaper.

I love the company Asus, everything is very convenient and clear. Even a 12-year-old child will understand the settings and overclocking. When overclocking the processor, it sets the voltage automatically, and for the RAM, it changes the timings.

Bought on March 24, 2022. While the flight is normal. ATTENTION! If you are going to use AI Suite 3, then use ONLY it and no more monitoring programs (like HW or AIDA) because. in this case, the motherboard cuts down the computer from the emergency gang. This is not treated in any way, this is an asus. In general, despite the shortcomings (not critical for me) - the choice is good, but the price bites. I did not detect overheating (after the test at 7 o'clock).

So, let's start with the fact that I am an unbiased user, I chose a board for the Ryzen R5 1600, my criteria were: a neutral color, preferably black (because the wall is transparent on the case), 4 slots for RAM for a possible upgrade in the future and the presence modern ports on the interface panel (thank eggs there are no ancient PS / 2 and other antique rubbish here) 2 USB 3.1, 4 USB 3.0, 2 USB 2.0 as for me the ideal ratio at the moment. For all the above requirements, it satisfies me. I…

I have paired with R3 1200 Actually on the forums everything is described. Poor memory layout, which prevents its overclocking. The latest BIOS revisions are just awful. The voltage is set with a tambourine, in some illogical way, the valves are configured incorrectly. So also the memory is now buggy is not weak. I set all the settings, go through stress tests (including for memory), and in dota2 it kicks out of the game or drops to a blue screen. There was no such thing on the August (2022)…

Good, stable motherboard with ample overclocking capabilities. Lots of settings in bios. 6 connectors for fans, and speed control and 3-pin are supported, which was important for me. Excellent build quality. Doesn't heat up. Good sound on board. If you need a good top-end motherboard for older Ryzen with an eye for overclocking, and at the same time you are not going to arrange SLI, this is a good choice, because in all other functions the board is not inferior, and in some cases even surpasses

It turns on in the BIOS recovery mode (it's good that this feature is in a separate chip), sees the flash drive and all the BIOS files on it, but when you try to restore the BIOS, it writes it down to about 2/3 of the indicator and then gets up tightly. No version was written after the crash. Previously, during the use of version 2, the BIOS was ated. I always ated from a flash drive and from the BIOS, and not from Windows. For my 20 years with computers, this is the first time, but it was…

When assembling on this mother, I encountered a small nuisance. The motherboard stubbornly refused to see the video card. Vidyuha was completely serviceable. Naturally, it is impossible even to enter the BIOS. I thought marriage, or the old BIOS, but it turned out not. Just a combination of several coincidences. In general, there were a couple of nervous days and a few tufts of torn hair.) The motherboard for an ordinary user is even redundant in its capabilities. By the way, pay attention to…

Cool mother. Probably the best one I've ever worked with in the budget segment. If it had Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, there would be no price at all. Actually, it costs more than competitors, but it's worth it. Got pros: 1) Quality The board is made very cool, no flaws, all components are of high quality, much better than most boards based on the b350 chipset. 2) All in radiators. Radiators in all heated areas, especially in the VRM zone. As a result, even during overclocking, the VRM temperature…

To be honest, I did not think that ever in my life there would be a need to change the voltage on the processor, but as soon as I switched to AMD, this happened. Unfortunately, my choice of motherboard, although good and fully functional, did not meet the requirements that forced me to put forward the R7 1800x processor. I won't give up, because I found several workarounds, but all of them are not as effective as simply setting the voltages manually.

I have always respected Asus, but for the last 2 years I just regret every time that I buy their products and this is the opinion of many system administrators who buy hardware in bulk and worry about problems with their products, so this is most likely the last purchase from Asus, only the name remains from Asus which you need to overpay, but in terms of quality they don’t even reach some deadline

In principle, the motherboard is good, but the price is high. You can find a cheaper alternative. It failed after 9 months, passed under warranty and bought an ASRock killer x370. The performance is the same, but with two M.2, three usb 9 pins Pros below: Convenient location of connectors (except sata), M.2 connector with appropriate speed. Lots of PCI slots. performance, overclocking capability. Cons: Terrible placement of SATA ports - you have to twist your fingers or open the second cover to