💥 ASUS ROG Strix Z490-H Gaming Z490 LGA 1200 (Intel 10th Gen) ATX Gaming Motherboard: A Powerful Solution with 12+2 Power Stages, DDR4 4600, Intel 2.5 Gb Ethernet, USB 3.2 Gen 2, Aura Sync Review

Bought second hand from Revain which I've been mostly happy with, I've heard a lot of bad stories about people getting ripped off Stock deals but also heard that many get both new products for a good discount. I personally love warehouse deals. At least until now. I suspect someone sent it back because it was defective, non-functional and dangerous. My guess is that Amazon just takes the item and whether it's new or broken, fire hazard they don't know and don't care, they don't have time or…

Wrote fine after the build but didn't boot Windows any further. Played in BOOT and Enabled sections; Booting from CSMBoot Device and Legacy OPROM worked fine. I don't know why this was necessary as previous boards defaulted to booting to the drive when SATA was first connected. Everything we have now is good.

So far this board has worked fine with my 10700k. The first start was flawless. One thing everyone should change immediately in the BIOS is to disable MCE, or Multi-Core Enhancement, which is enabled by default on most if not all motherboards and can raise voltages and temperatures to unsafe levels. Bios is very clean and one of the best in its class. If you've seen what the Nexus says for gamers, Asus is the only board manufacturer to follow Intel's voltage recommendations when using all…

, My new system is 3 months old and it is an excellent Windows 10 system, fast and easy to use. no TPM. Check via WIN-R, then run tpm.msc. I couldn't find anything in the TPM documentation, and nothing on the web. Finally I found an answer posted on another motherboard forum: Go to UEFI BIOS and select ADVANCED. Then select PCH-FW. Turn on PTT there. Voila! He's being tested. Well, nowhere in this sequence or in the manual is "TPM" mentioned. I removed one star from the five star rating due to…