🎮 ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) Review: High-Performance AM4 Zen 3 Ryzen 5000 & 3rd Gen Ryzen ATX Motherboard with PCIe 4.0, Dual M.2, 12+2 with Dr. MOS Power Stage Review

Really impressed with the fan controls. This helped me reuse my old 3 pin fans while keeping the noise below 33 decibels. It has all the features I was looking for in an x570, a decent amount of I/O (including a serial port header), and WiFi for a reasonable price. I ran it on a Ryzen 7 3700x, adata xpg sx8200 nvme and some Patriot Viper Steel 3700 cl 17. I set PBO to Auto and enabled xmp which gives me all the specs I was looking for on a 3700x.

Mine is paired with a 3900X beast, not really anyone interested in overclocking the CPU but wanted OC-RAM could extra 400 + MHz on my DDR4 get modules. Happy with performance so far compared to my Intel build from 2 years ago. Note. I had to install drivers loaded from another system because LAN/WiFi didn't respond properly right away, everything works great once you update all things.

I've never built my own PC. I was skeptical after reading about the issues people were having with BIOS updates, compatibility, etc. When I first pressed the power button, everything worked as advertised. I booted up the USB stick to install the OS and literally 15 minutes after turning it on, Windows was up and running and it was on the desktop. It's a lot more than that, but a MOBO that works flawlessly right out of the box is a good thing. In addition, this motherboard can update its BIOS…

I kept getting BSODs on a clean install of Windows 10 (it wouldn't install, I got to "Windows Setup" before BSODs). After searching the internet for hours, I found that the BSOD error is related to the Wi-Fi on the motherboard. After turning off Wi-Fi, I had no problems installing it. After installation I turned on WiFi and it crashed on boot. To solve this I installed the WiFi drivers from a CD (with WiFi disabled) and then rebooted and everything worked fine. This seems like a big problem…

I chose the TUF x570 Wifi motherboard because it fits perfectly with my new Ryzen 5 3600 build, but it doesn't. I order a new unused mainboard and on the contrary receive a used mainboard with M.2 shroud without installed screw, with a visibly damaged CPU socket fan shroud and a clear sign of a used mainboard. If I pay for a new one, why am I getting a used one? Also, you have to wait about 2 weeks because it was back ordered, assuming it will get better because it's removed from the factory…

At first I personally wanted the Gigabyte x570 Elite (due to its looks) but I ended up with Tufgaming as it had all the features I wanted (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) , although I didn't really like the way it looked. However, upon arrival he was very nice. His looks are much more beautiful than his hands. Secondly. I am an absolute layman when it comes to PC building, as this is my first. The item arrived in perfect condition despite shipping to Africa. As the final piece of the puzzle, I immediately

No problem, but I had a few problems. I wish the instructions were a bit clearer. One page of the manual says when it comes to connecting the power supply that you should not just connect 4 pins to power the processor but use 8 or 8 and 4 as only 4 pins can cause overheating . Then later it shows a picture where you only connect 4. (So that it only occupies half of the 8-pin slot.) It's confusing. Also, many power supplies, like mine, don't have an 8-pin connector at all, but two 4-pin…