ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus AM4 Zen 3 Ryzen 5000 & 3rd Gen Ryzen ATX Motherboard with PCIe 4.0, Dual M.2, 12+2 Dr. MOS Power Stage, HDMI Review

Got pros: Everything works stably, memory, percent, backlight, everything worked from the first start Cons: The chipset cooler is poorly located, it seems like, but at +28 in the room all the components are at medium temperatures (above it rts3060 blown into the case. it may affect in the future

the motherboard is with me for about a year, the first motherboard after many years, with which there are no problems. that is, in general. I'm not overclocking, the memory is set to xmp

Upgrade from 2008 Asus Striker II. I liked this board because it was right and no frills. I was very happy to receive it and installed my Ryzen 9 x3900 processor and 32GB of DDR 4 memory. When I received it and opened the box it looked like it had just been thrown in with no packing materials. Well it worked fine. I read the BIOS and updated it using the EZ BIOS Update Utility. After that he was down the slope. The board gets stuck on the ASUS "TUF" splash screen. I took out the cmos battery…

I bought this motherboard because it was an ASUS motherboard. The release did not require a bootkit from AMD. It is ready for the 3rd generation. I installed it. The first problem was that Windows 10 said it was not registered. The second problem was in the BIOS, I had to disable FAST BOOT and make all USB sticks legacy compatible. The third problem was that it got stuck on installing Windows 10: Initializing devices. I called Asus tech support for 4 days with no success. Their last response…

First of all I would like to say that I bought this motherboard on the recommendation of several YouTubers. Basically Buildzoid from "Really Hardcore Overclocking". In terms of value for money this board seems to top most lists and comes highly recommended. I mainly use this PC for gaming with light video editing, running some VMs and rendering. I paired this motherboard with a Ryzen 9 3900x and a 32GB Corsair 3200MHz RAM kit. My choice of RAM was that it seemed to offer the best value and I…

I know this board has some critics but I found the installation, set up and configuration to be hassle free. I'm running a Ryzen 7 2700x (default clock) with no VRM overheating. After 10 hours of Handbrake Blu-ray rendering at 100% CPU load, the VRM was only 62°C measured with an infrared thermometer. The VRM has heatsinks for cooling, lots of overhead for easily overclocking the CPU if I wanted to. The Corsair 8x2-16 GB RAM was automatically overclocked to 3000 MHz with the Asus ODCP profile…

Great motherboard for the most part. It wouldn't kill them if they included an optional USB 3.0 and 2.0 bracket as there are only 2 USB 2.0 and 4 USB 3/3.1 ports on the back panel. You quickly run out of room for things like keyboards, mice, printers, game controllers that don't require USB 3. The BIOS is extremely useful and feature-rich, but it's also quite confusing and clearly written by a technician with no regard for randomness. overclocker. Still, for the price and future possibilities…

I bought it in 2022, after assembling dancing with a tambourine, I didn’t want to see an m2 ssd. After the bios ate everything worked perfectly. It turns on quickly, works quietly, not a single failure in 2 years. But then all the sata ports suddenly disappeared, m2 sees, but does not want to work. I can’t find out the reason for this, the computer worked through an uninterruptible power supply and a filter, screws, cables and a power supply on another computer work fine, there is nothing to…