Wow! 1 hr rock solid review, Kleo for just one motherboard??? I can tell how much dedication you have put in and you will always handle items with extra care. Your attention to details made all your content worth watching. From day 1, I have followed you, I've learn alot, there is always something new in all your content, unlike other reviewers, the standard marketing style or to read out from specs. Keep up the good work, I wish for more subscribers / viewers and more brandings to approach you for reviews. Thank you as always, this is another grade A++ content.
@ I see, now I am curious of your theme build 😁 mind if I ask if you can share some pics of your build once you have completed it? Send it to my email at godzylatech@gmail.com. Thank you 👍👍👍
@@NotCommanderShepard hi ya. Welcome to my channel. Yup I pick this over strix or hero or etc. finding a board which suit my needs 😁. Thank you for your feedback, greatly appreciated it 👍👍👍
@Kleo Yan : I just received the Asus ROG Strix X670E-E this morning and has a similar q-latch quick release heatsink for M2-1. Like what you demonstrated with a double sided M2 it is tricky to return the heatsink. In my case a Crucial T705. Asus support advised me to pull latch back that secures it and press M2 down gently. It was then able to fit and is working as expected. Also the non-double sided the advised me to fit the rubber M2 spacers in the middle which raises the M2 up slightly to same level a double sided would be and still make good contact.
Hi Deviant Builds, welcome to my channel. Do pardon me for the lengthy content as I put myself as a PC builder while creating it. As a PC Builder or consumer, I will research and diagnose as much as I can. The good or the bad before purchasing a product. At least I know what I am expecting of a product and to purchase with confidence. Again I apologize for this lenghty content, infact most of my content are. Thank you for your feedback, greatly appreciated it 😉
Good afternoon Kleo. I have watch numerous of X870E motherboard from all brands. no one shows that much details as you. The moment this pops on my notification, I jump right in. I know I will be getting good info again. Thank you to point out the first m.2 slot limitation, the tips and tricks about the curve shaper. This is another pitch perfect review.
Hi ya, welcome back Nox 😁there will be more to come.. I have alot to review as new products are launching from various brands from Asia. Thank you for your support as always.
Main reason why I selected this board, over Crosshair Hero, is 3rd PCIe slot... which I use for SoundBlaster AE-5. There is no chance that I would want to use slimSAS port to add a PCIE daughter board and then cram that into case, just for additional sound card. I have Crosshair VII for my old PC and its integrated (Supreme) sound cannot even come close to the crispiness and sound separation that SoundBlaster offers. Just a small thing that made me not select the most expensive board this time. Sometimes I think that vendors are loosing their touch with what PC enthusiasts want. We want options, primarily.
Hi Neuromanser, welcome to my channel and well said👍👍👍 . Thats very true, we want options hahaha... I use to use sound card but now I prefer to use audio interface. 😉
Hi Baris Yener, welcome to my channel. Thats what I thought but still couldn't close it, thats why i took the whole thing off. it's not about the rubber pad or the thermal pad. it's the angle of the metal piece which pushes the m.2 up. That is the cause of not able to clip the heatsink properly, that's why I have to remove the whole piece of metal.
I've ordered a Corsair MP700 PRO 2TB NVMe 2.0 M.2 SSD which is dual-sided. This SSD is listed on Asus homepage as supported. Do you think it will generate too much heat on the underlying components if the whole thing is removed and only have the heatsink on one side?
@@KleoYan I ordered it without the heatsink as I thought it would fit in the Gen5 slot you demonstrated. Will a dual-sided m2 fit in the 2nd Gen5 slot?
@@KennethSolberg I am unsure how thick the Corsair MP700 PRO are. Since you've purchase it. you might give it a try. mine are thick and they are gen 4. so sorry which I can't help you on this.
@@user-dx5tu6yz7t hi and good to see you again. Yup, I have a choice to pick which to review and I pick this ProArt. It’s well constructed and the features are exactly what I wanted myself but sad to say, got to return this demo set 😂
Looks like the offering for MATX this time around are rather limited. I remember a few years ago when there were quite a few high end offerings from Asus, MSi, and Gigabyte.. About the only one thats caught my eye is the ASRock Z890 PG Riptide wifi which was on display at Computex. I really wanted to build a nice high end MATX system in the case I have. But I haven't seen any CAMM2 offerings for MATX or ITX, just standard ATX. I may end up buying another case and just going with ATX. Either that or I may hold off on my build until around CES 2025 and see if we get some better offers.. SFF and MATX just seem to be getting shafted anymore. There are some really nice small cases available and coming soon, but a very limited choice of boards. I don't wanna have to buy a new board down the road, rebuild my entire system, and then go through all the tuning and stress test again.. I sure hope we get some more support and offerings for SFF stuff down the road.
Hi Erik Ray, welcome back. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and about your ideal build. I guess will have to wait and see if brands are to release new set of boards which are of M-ATX or ITX. as for the CAMM2 technology, I too am waiting if this will be executed. Nevertheless with what you've mentioned, it will be best to wait just a little longer to make the right choice.
@@KleoYan Possibly, from what I've seen CAMM2 only seems to be making an appearance on the high end boards atm.. I plan on doing an HTPC style setup with a larger TV and TV stand/cabinet. I certainly hope with Intel & AMD pushing for more efficiency on their CPU's we would see more SFF stuff being made available. Even Nvidia created their own standards for AIB's and SFF ready certified GPU's. Always a waiting game with PC hardware lol.
@@Demonoid1990 sometimes too much info can be congested to oneself decission. Which I often got stuck in the middle. Therefore I ended up with two builds and put to a stop. More new tech is good but I will keep it as info, wouldn't pursuit to build new ones myself till both my rig are dated for an upgrade. 😁
I just bought this motherboard! I was having a lot of problems with "gaming" motherboards so this time around I decided to get a motherboard that's more function over style (not saying this MB looks bad or anything). I game and also do content creation so this should be perfect for me, I hope this MB will last me longer than 3 years.
Hi navster87, welcome to my channel. I believe it will be as the system runs real cool based on the fact that the overall Smart Power Stage is at 80A which it's more than what a 9950X needed. by the way congrats with the purchase.
Hi Maui Waui Pineapple Express, welcome to my channel. I can relate to why you like this motherboard, like myself I am not a gamer but for work wise, this is a brilliant board.
Great overview but the x670e version of this board allows both m2x5.0's and GPU to be populated at 16x with no lane switching. Do the same on this board and the GPU speed in slot 1 drops tp 8x. This is because usb4.0 takes 4 lanes from the cpu leaving only 20 lanes. On the x670e the USB 4.0 lanes come from the chipset. The tech specs are available if you Google them. Also Gemini agrees.
Hi Keith Flanagan, welcome to my channel and thank you for your info. for these lane topic, it's often discuss among work force at work as in, it it still worth getting a X870E or to stick to X670E ProArt or to ditch windows and to go MacOS. Those who are tech savvy and with their choice of devices used, often struggle to weight which is needed more than want. It's a tough decision which I do not deny. Nevertheless thank you for your input. Greatly appreciated it.
@@KleoYan Cheers. I feel I will keep my x670e Pro Art for now. I run 2 GPU's at 8x, 2 M2 5.0's and 2 M2 4.0's, and still have usb 4.0 connectivity. If I was to go for the x870e , my 2nd gpu would run at 4x or I would have to drop one of my 5.0 M2's if I wanted 8x/8x or 16x in PCI-E slots. A pity, as I like the extra ethernet bandwidth and the quick release M2 heatsink on the x870e. Thanks for your detailed analysis of this board. The best I have seen.
Why would you need full pci 5x16 for? No good reason. USB4 is important because it will allow to add additional 2 gpus for local Language models making this board 4 gpus capable with 96gb of vram in total. Excellent board for Al enthusiasts!
@@ThePawel36 hi and welcome to my channel. Yup. I agree to what you have mentioned. At the moment there is not a need in PCIe 5 x16. Maybe Nvidia 5000 series might be using them. Thank you for the feedback.
With my current ProArt X670-E, I did the following: - Connect DP-OUT from GPU to DP-IN on motherboard - Connect 40G type C to my CalDigit TS4 dock - Connect Logitech USB receivers to my TS4 dock - Connect monitor to my TS4 dock This way, I could use one cable to switch from a MacBook Pro to my Ryzen desktop, by just moving the Type C cable. It worked, but was a bit crashy (Windows would sometimes lock up). Switching to direct connection resolved the issues. Do you know if something like this would work better on X870-E? It really would be super helpful to just swap out a cable rather than plugging/unplugging all the time (I have two MacBooks and a desktop, and I don't want to pair/unpair bluetooth all the time to switch between devices). A KVM switch unfortunately does not work for my use case either, as I could not find a KVM that could drive my 6k@60 monitor and all these devices, but maybe I didn't look hard enough.
Hi Leon Breedt, welcome to my channel. For your case, I am not able to answer it's rather complex. So sorry about this. For me, my main unit as in desktop and mac mini, I use a kvm but of course will not do 6K @ 60Hz. anyway you might want to ask your questions at Asus reddit www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/, the folks there might be able to aid you. as some support person are directly from Asus.
@@vogam yes it is… but for some reason doing it this way maxed out at 5k on Windows, when plugging directly into GPU Windows can do the native 6k resolution. Was wondering if it was a limit of the X670E or the included motherboard DP cable not sure.
Hi Firas Almakssosi, welcome to my channel, I have wrote in to ASRock and now waiting for their response. No promises though. I will do my best. Thank you for suggesting and to have visited my channel. 👍👍👍
was using a soundbar up until now with coax on the backend of my motherboard. How can i still use it with THIS Motherboard - or do i need to switch to hdmi ?
Hi ChiefNAUTILUS, welcome to my channel. I am so sorry that I do not have a soundbar to test, therefore unable to answer your question. you might want to ask your question here www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/
Amazing video @Kleo; Just one question, which I couldn't understand. Can I use 2x Gen 5 M.2 and 2x Gen 4 M.2 ? At the same time with single GPU of Pcie 5.0 ?
Hi theUNREAL, welcome to my channel. The info I have, you can use 2 x Gen 5 m.2 and to plug a GPU at the top PCI-E slot together without the lane change from Gen 5 tot Gen 4 . www.asus.com/sg/motherboards-components/motherboards/proart/proart-x870e-creator-wifi/techspec/ on the specification page, there are no indication that the lanes will switch or degrades.
Great video. As for the PCIE - Generation support , there should be 2 x PCIE-5 x 4 slots and 2 X PCIE-4 x 4 slots. I have the Asus ProArt X670-E Creator WiFi. I would doubt that the new X870-E version wouldn't have the same capability as the X670-E model.
@@johnpaulbacon8320 hi and welcome to my channel infact for this will be 2 gen 5 (1st and 2nd slot) and bottom is gen 4. And I made a mistake. 1 slot x15 and 2nd slot x 8 and last slot x 4. If first and second are plug with GPUs Then 1st and 2nd slot will be at x 8
@@KleoYanone of the few AM5 with 2x x8 in x16. Wish there were more to choose from, but the PCIe allocation is just wrong on most boards, especially the higher end
@@annebokma4637 hi ya, welcome to my channel. This I got to agree with you. But it greatly depends on individual what you need to do with the board or should I say how they use the board.
@@KleoYan always true for any build 😁 not a gamer myself, but I do want at least 2x 10gb rj45 and for future proofing a route to faster would be nice. And usb4 to 10gb ethernet is a huge step forward. Still want the option of going 2x100, now that BMD includes those ports on their hardware. And I subscribed, good content 👍
@@annebokma4637 thanks.. wow 10G on both.. that will be like wu la la .. can imaging if there are such board.. internet + file transfer to NAS .. that will be totally awesome. But majority in use cases (normal PC gamers), 2.5G is more than enough.
I bought the ProArt X870E and Ryzen 9 9900. The RAM they told me was the (G.Skill Flare X5 Series 64GB (2 x 32GB) DDR5-6000 PC5-48000 CL30 Dual Channel Desktop Memory Kit F5-6000J3040G32GX2-FX5 - Black), but i would like to get TWO STICKS for 96g (+or higher) and still run at 6000MHz - 8000MHz or higher, so what would you recommend? I don't mind having four sticks if it will allow a min of 6000MHz but prefer two sticks. Is there anything i can do? I do music production and find the RAM helps with large sessions. Thanks, you in advance and love how you explain things!
Hi ThaDawn, welcome to my channel, do pardon me as I do not have expertise on 96G Kit and after going through this board's QVL List, I dont see any kit that goes beyond 48G Kit. these are the 3 listed rams www.asus.com/sg/motherboards-components/motherboards/proart/proart-x870e-creator-wifi/helpdesk_qvl_memory?model2Name=ProArt-X870E-CREATOR-WIFI. Please note, If you wanted to go higher, there are risk factor. to reach higher and tighter timing with EXPO overclock speed, the system stability greatly depend on the compatibility and capability of the motherboard. This include the CPU IMC. CORSAIR CMH96GX5M2B6000C30 (Ver 5.53.13) 2x 48GB XMP 6000 6000 DS SK Hynix 30-36-36-76 1.4 1,2 Kingston KF560C32RSAK2-96 2x 48GB XMP 6000 6000 DS SK Hynix 32-38-38-80 1.35 1,2 Kingston KF560C32RSK2-96 2x 48GB XMP 6000 6000 DS SK Hynix 32-38-38-80 1.35 1,2
@@adamkapetanakis1975 Hi, I have pointed this out is based on my own experience, manual will not tell you that. you can try to fit in the dual chip m.2 but do not force it if it can't fit in. There is another comment which mentioned that he is able to fit in. kindly refer below @flaccus123 4 weeks ago (edited) @Kleo Yan : I just received the Asus ROG Strix X670E-E this morning and has a similar q-latch quick release heatsink for M2-1. Like what you demonstrated with a double sided M2 it is tricky to return the heatsink. In my case a Crucial T705. Asus support advised me to pull latch back that secures it and press M2 down gently. It was then able to fit and is working as expected. Also the non-double sided the advised me to fit the rubber M2 spacers in the middle which raises the M2 up slightly to same level a double sided would be and still make good contact.
Incredible video Kleo, many thanks. I’m bit lost on the PCI-e lanes. Can I have my full power 4090 on x16 and also x5 m2 ssd plus two (older) x3 m2 ssd without downgrading GPU lanes to x8 or so? Super thanks in advance
@@mossglow hi and welcome. Yes you can have both gen 5 m.2 plug with the rest of the m.2 (gen 4 or gen 3) and a 4090 at the most top slot. It will be at x16
@@maxryan2023 It's my first high end build so I'm kinda all over the place, but you're right. I should stick to what I have. I already bought the expensive stuff. I'm just waiting on the little things now.
Hi King Kong, welcome back. You are so adorable hahhhaha🤣🤣🤣. To be honest, if you do not need USB 4.0 or the type C port which cater for 40gbps transfer rate. An X670E is more than enough.. infact USB 4.0 will only be good if you have external devices which used the USB 4.0 technology. This is part of the reason why I focus on this board which is meant for the work force (Content creators and 3D animators). I find is not neccesary to spend so much just to play games. By the way, thank you to have visit and to leave your valuable feedback. Greatly appreciated it. Especially your support which meant alot to me 😉
@@KleoYan LOL I Hope you're doing well and thanks. Continue your great work. I can tell you are very passionate on tech stuff. I hope to watch more of your future reviews. Thanks, Kleo.
It costs way too much for what it is. It doesn't have a 2 dollar Debug code reader and for example it's onboard audio is absolutely garbage compared to the Strix parts but hey because of "adult" looks Asus can ask the same as for a Strix X870E-E a board with much more features. (better vrm, better vrm cooling, integrated start and reset buttons, clear cmos button of the back of the io shield, easy unlock button for the top x16 pcie slot and on and on)
HI Tamás Kerecsényi, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback. It will be good if you voice out here, so that Asus can see it and to improve on it if they choose to. www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/comments/1frpr70/info_asus_proart_x870e_creator_wifi/?
The audio part I don’t think so , I had a z790 strix f and the sound was bad very thin and flat .. but I exchanged it for a z790 pro art and it sounds very good. I use an audio interface Apollo twin but somehow the strix board was producing a bad signal and sounded bad , but the pro art it’s good the signal is good
@@guilladogui8259 Hi and welcome to my channel. Thank you to share your experience with us. Greatly appreciated it 👍👍👍. infact I don't use onboard soundcard most of the time as I use an audio interface 😉but neverthe less, as mentioned, thank you for sharing.
@@KleoYan no problem and yea the strange thing was that even when i was using my interface the sound wasnt changing the strix board was producing a bad signal and my old asrock board used to do something similar when i installed a bigger power supply, they way the boards manage the power can affect the sound signal.
@@guilladogui8259 ok, now you are hitting something which I do experience.. I had a few boards that does that to my audio interface, at first I thought my mic XLR is giving the problem as I do recordings most of the time, so I changed the XLR cable, no help. next I thought the cables which are for my speakers are the problem, so I change the cables with better OFC cables but still there are irritating static. There I think, could it be the type C to type A cable from my audio console to my motherboard is causing the issue, again I changed that cable, still useless. I am real irritated by the static noise and I thought my motherboard is not getting clean power, so got a power brick, still having the same issue. till I read about USB connection of the motherboard are shared current as in drawing from the same source, so I fiddle around and decided to disable the motherboard onboard audio in UEFI/BIOS. Rebooted the system.. WALA, the static is gone lol.. Since the day I did this, for every board I own, I will just disable it as I don't use it. I can understand how frustrating you are with the irritating static. especially if you are doing voice over, it just drive you nuts. Thanks again for sharing, I do get to learn things from you or anyone who share their thoughts, I greatly appreciated it. three thumbs up buddy 👍👍👍 😉
hi @KleoYan I have the same 4090 TUF graphics card as you. It's a very thick/wide card. Do you know if, on this motherboard, if you plug it into the 1st pcie slot (closest to the CPU), does it physically block the 2nd slot!? Asus lists the card as being "3.65 slots wide" and I'm looking for a board that I can use with a Mellanox 25Gb card in the x8 pcie slot (and an RME soundcard in the last x4 slot).
Hi xyvyx, welcome to my channel the card I am using in this illustration is not a 4090 is a 4070ti Super. So sorry, I can't answer your question as I do not own a 4090.
thank you, a really useful video. I'm having a problem with expo Ram on the x670proart motherboard. When I turn on expo, it can't be activated with 2 96gb Corsair titanium bus 6800 Ram sticks. I'm also using a 9950x CPU, and when I use Unreal Engine software, it often crashes. I have to turn off expo to be able to use it. I've also updated the bios to the latest version. Does the X870 Proart manage Ram better? Thank you.
Hi Tường Lê Xuân, welcome to my channel. When you've mentioned 2 x 96G, do you mean a pair of 48G to form 96 or are you saying a pair of 96G to form 192G? are you running 4 sticks or 2 sticks?
@@tuonglexuan5520 hmm. 2 sticks should be ok, have you tried up the voltage of the rams? Anyway I have never try anything above 48G, max is at 48G without issues. for this I am not able to aid you, so sorry about it.
Where TF is the QD-Code. I need my numbers to read the memory better if did wrong with overcklocking. Perfect would be the Pro Art if they included it.
Would of been better with 2 10Gb or 10Gb/5Gb lan. Having 10Gb/2.5Gb is dumb. Come on and give us 90 degree power connectors. Would save so much hassle. The q latches are very cool.
Is it possible to connect 3 screens with a 9950X (hdmi+dp+dp) or do you need use the DP IN? I want connect 3 screens and not use an extra video card. I want only the graphics card from the cpu with 3 monitors. Is that possible?
Hi Wes Amsterdam, welcome to my channel. For your question, I am not able to answer but did try on two which is from HDMI and 1 DP as I do not have 3 monitor to test with. I will ask Asus tech and to get back to you or It will be good if you can ask your question at Asus reddit www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/
Hi One World One Life, welcome to my channel for 96G kit, it will be hard to find above those bus speed. There are no point to run above 6400. let me further explain. You want to run DDR5 rams on AM5 platform as 1:1 ratio and not 1:2 ratio. the best sweet spot is at 6000 bus speed. next will be tight timings or cas lantency. Take for example, DDR5 @ 8000Mhz - Memory Clock is set to 4000Mhz and the Memory Controller Clock will be at 2000Mhz, therefore is a 1:2 ratio DDR5 @ 6000Mhz - Memory Clock is set to 3000Mhz and the Memory Controller Clock is at 3000Mhz. therefore is a 1:1 ratio Having the sweet spot as mentioned above. the algorithm cycle for 1:1, take example, a bicycle with 1 paddle on each side. it will be consistent and easier for you to paddle and to gain speed. as for 1:2, imagaing you have 2 paddles on one side and 1 paddle on the other. it will be rather clumpsy and takes more effort to speed the bicycle. As for Tight timings. since you have the 1:1 ratio. imagine to climb a steep slope on a bicycle which has a gear switch from 1 to 6. you will find it easier to swtich at gear 4 as it takes lesser energy to ride your bicycle up (CL30-36-36-76) else if you leave it at gear 1 and 2, your legs will take more energy to push your bicycle up the slope (CL36-44-44-96) hope this make sense to you.. so with 1:1 ratio + good cas lantency, you get good gaming load time and play speed. of course your GPU does play a part too.
@@KleoYan Thanks very much for your explanation. Looks like the below RAM will be perfect (since I plan to put only two RAM sticks on my AMD 9950x and Asus ProArt X870e setup). What do you think of this one? I have to buy and see if it is EXPO compatible since I can't find the info anywhere. The QVL list for RAM for Asus Proart X870e doesn't show anything like these specs. TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert Overclocking 10L DDR5 96GB Kit (2 x 48GB) 6800MHz (PC5-54400) CL36 M-DIE. Product code - CTCED596G6800HC36DDC01 CTCED596G6800HC36DDC01
@@oneworldonelife2023 Hi, as much as Teamgroup rams are normally rock stable, I have tested on 48G Kit with 6400 and they work but as for 96G Kit 6800, I am not able to respond to you on this. You will have to try it at your own risk. If you do try that and it works, do update us. Thank you very much!
@@realiesOne hi and welcome to my channel. Thank you for the feedback. What you have mentioned is true, is just me. Personally I do not like argb in general. Rgb is still ok with a physical remote to turn it off or on, but not argb which needs application to run. Nevertheless you are right, can always off set the heat with more cooling.
@@KleoYanthanks. But my comment is about the negligible amount of current needed by argb. Therefore, no meaningful amount of additional heat that needs to be offset.
Hi Svingarm, welcome to my channel. I believe there are alternative boards compared to this. For me this is more for work and those who generate revenue with this board, they will find this afforable and practical. Nevertheless thank you for your feedback. 😉
Hi Ostravia, welcome back.. first slot is at x 16 not x 8 (timestamp 7:51) if you want to plug your 4090 and this is an ATX board, not an EATX board (Time stamp 5:38)
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This is on Arctic's list of of non compatible boards for the LF series 3 due to the original M2 heatsink, you'll need to replace it.
Hi wreckage 3001, welcome to my channel and thank you so much to have shared your info with us. Greatly appreciated it 👍👍👍
i guess you are the Single person on TH-cam who taken the Time to Explain everything like it should be Explained
Hi LogicalMagnet, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback and I greatly appreciated it. All the best with your build too. 😉
man, that's the best review i saw for the mobo. subscribing
Hi Andrew Tomilin, welcome to my channel and thank you for your kind words. All the best with your build too 😉
Wow! 1 hr rock solid review, Kleo for just one motherboard??? I can tell how much dedication you have put in and you will always handle items with extra care. Your attention to details made all your content worth watching. From day 1, I have followed you, I've learn alot, there is always something new in all your content, unlike other reviewers, the standard marketing style or to read out from specs. Keep up the good work, I wish for more subscribers / viewers and more brandings to approach you for reviews. Thank you as always, this is another grade A++ content.
Hi james dean, welcome back.. I am flattered, nevertheless, thank you for your support and motivation. I will keep up and to improve in future. 😉
Exactly what I was looking for, cheers from the USA.
@@recklessthor4 hi and welcome to my channel. I am glad you found the info you needed. All the best with your build too 😉
@@KleoYan Thanks! I am doing an art deco themed build! Waiting on some sales and used parts.
@ I see, now I am curious of your theme build 😁 mind if I ask if you can share some pics of your build once you have completed it? Send it to my email at godzylatech@gmail.com. Thank you 👍👍👍
Finally, a motherboard "for those who do NOT dare".
@@NotCommanderShepard hi ya. Welcome to my channel. Yup I pick this over strix or hero or etc. finding a board which suit my needs 😁. Thank you for your feedback, greatly appreciated it 👍👍👍
Excellent video, well explained and very straightforward. Thx a lot !
@@kalso7262 hi and welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback, greatly appreciated it. All the best with your build too. 😉
@@kalso7262 hi and welcome to my channel. Thank you for your kind words and all the very best with your build too 😉
Amazing review as always, really hope other brands will provide you with their boards for review
Hi ya Outcast, welcome back and thank you for your feedback.. Lets hope so, I can only try to write in and ask. 😁
@Kleo Yan : I just received the Asus ROG Strix X670E-E this morning and has a similar q-latch quick release heatsink for M2-1. Like what you demonstrated with a double sided M2 it is tricky to return the heatsink. In my case a Crucial T705. Asus support advised me to pull latch back that secures it and press M2 down gently. It was then able to fit and is working as expected. Also the non-double sided the advised me to fit the rubber M2 spacers in the middle which raises the M2 up slightly to same level a double sided would be and still make good contact.
Hi Keith Flanagan, welcome to my channel. Thank you so much for your feedback, greatly appreciated it. all the best with your build too. 👍👍👍
1 hour plus review of a motherboard, that's dedication. Usually, see ones that are 15 minutes 😆
Hi Deviant Builds, welcome to my channel. Do pardon me for the lengthy content as I put myself as a PC builder while creating it. As a PC Builder or consumer, I will research and diagnose as much as I can. The good or the bad before purchasing a product. At least I know what I am expecting of a product and to purchase with confidence. Again I apologize for this lenghty content, infact most of my content are. Thank you for your feedback, greatly appreciated it 😉
make the playback speed at 2X and you will get 20 minutes :)
@@hugopua Hi and welcome to my channel. If you can hear the details ok 2x 😬
Good afternoon Kleo. I have watch numerous of X870E motherboard from all brands. no one shows that much details as you. The moment this pops on my notification, I jump right in. I know I will be getting good info again. Thank you to point out the first m.2 slot limitation, the tips and tricks about the curve shaper. This is another pitch perfect review.
Hi ya, welcome back Nox 😁there will be more to come.. I have alot to review as new products are launching from various brands from Asia. Thank you for your support as always.
Your reviews are amazing! Thank you ❤
Hi NAP Oficial, welcome back and thank you for your feedback 😉
Main reason why I selected this board, over Crosshair Hero, is 3rd PCIe slot... which I use for SoundBlaster AE-5. There is no chance that I would want to use slimSAS port to add a PCIE daughter board and then cram that into case, just for additional sound card. I have Crosshair VII for my old PC and its integrated (Supreme) sound cannot even come close to the crispiness and sound separation that SoundBlaster offers.
Just a small thing that made me not select the most expensive board this time. Sometimes I think that vendors are loosing their touch with what PC enthusiasts want. We want options, primarily.
Hi Neuromanser, welcome to my channel and well said👍👍👍 . Thats very true, we want options hahaha... I use to use sound card but now I prefer to use audio interface. 😉
Thanks @@KleoYan, you made a really good review. It helped me select this board! Keep up the good work.
@@_neuromanser_ you are most welcome, wish you all the very best with your build too 😉
For the first M.2 Slot, it should be enough to remove the rubber on the heatsink (near the connector), not the whole thing.
Hi Baris Yener, welcome to my channel. Thats what I thought but still couldn't close it, thats why i took the whole thing off. it's not about the rubber pad or the thermal pad. it's the angle of the metal piece which pushes the m.2 up. That is the cause of not able to clip the heatsink properly, that's why I have to remove the whole piece of metal.
I've ordered a Corsair MP700 PRO 2TB NVMe 2.0 M.2 SSD which is dual-sided. This SSD is listed on Asus homepage as supported. Do you think it will generate too much heat on the underlying components if the whole thing is removed and only have the heatsink on one side?
@@KennethSolberg Hi, welcome to my channel. It will be running hot on Gen 5, did you purchased it with the heatsink or without the heatsink?
@@KleoYan I ordered it without the heatsink as I thought it would fit in the Gen5 slot you demonstrated. Will a dual-sided m2 fit in the 2nd Gen5 slot?
@@KennethSolberg I am unsure how thick the Corsair MP700 PRO are. Since you've purchase it. you might give it a try. mine are thick and they are gen 4. so sorry which I can't help you on this.
Tks man, great review, thats a man's board.
Hello Marcelo Vera, welcome to my channel, thank you for your feedback and all the best with your build too. 😉
Thanks for a great overview - I'm looking forward to getting this mobo.
@@kinleydorji hi and welcome to my channel. Am glad you this might aid you in someways. All the very best with your build too.
@@KleoYan Thank you! Keep up the good work.
@@kinleydorji you are most welcome 👍
I love the ProArt line for its minimalist/non bling aesthetics. great review. Thanks for stressing about the double sided M.2 drives
@@user-dx5tu6yz7t hi and good to see you again. Yup, I have a choice to pick which to review and I pick this ProArt. It’s well constructed and the features are exactly what I wanted myself but sad to say, got to return this demo set 😂
Looks like the offering for MATX this time around are rather limited. I remember a few years ago when there were quite a few high end offerings from Asus, MSi, and Gigabyte.. About the only one thats caught my eye is the ASRock Z890 PG Riptide wifi which was on display at Computex.
I really wanted to build a nice high end MATX system in the case I have. But I haven't seen any CAMM2 offerings for MATX or ITX, just standard ATX. I may end up buying another case and just going with ATX. Either that or I may hold off on my build until around CES 2025 and see if we get some better offers.. SFF and MATX just seem to be getting shafted anymore. There are some really nice small cases available and coming soon, but a very limited choice of boards.
I don't wanna have to buy a new board down the road, rebuild my entire system, and then go through all the tuning and stress test again.. I sure hope we get some more support and offerings for SFF stuff down the road.
Hi Erik Ray, welcome back. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and about your ideal build. I guess will have to wait and see if brands are to release new set of boards which are of M-ATX or ITX. as for the CAMM2 technology, I too am waiting if this will be executed. Nevertheless with what you've mentioned, it will be best to wait just a little longer to make the right choice.
@@KleoYan Possibly, from what I've seen CAMM2 only seems to be making an appearance on the high end boards atm.. I plan on doing an HTPC style setup with a larger TV and TV stand/cabinet.
I certainly hope with Intel & AMD pushing for more efficiency on their CPU's we would see more SFF stuff being made available. Even Nvidia created their own standards for AIB's and SFF ready certified GPU's.
Always a waiting game with PC hardware lol.
@@Demonoid1990 sometimes too much info can be congested to oneself decission. Which I often got stuck in the middle. Therefore I ended up with two builds and put to a stop. More new tech is good but I will keep it as info, wouldn't pursuit to build new ones myself till both my rig are dated for an upgrade. 😁
I just bought this motherboard! I was having a lot of problems with "gaming" motherboards so this time around I decided to get a motherboard that's more function over style (not saying this MB looks bad or anything). I game and also do content creation so this should be perfect for me, I hope this MB will last me longer than 3 years.
Hi navster87, welcome to my channel. I believe it will be as the system runs real cool based on the fact that the overall Smart Power Stage is at 80A which it's more than what a 9950X needed. by the way congrats with the purchase.
@KleoYan i now have this motherboard AND the same cpu. I'm super excited to put this together! I also have 96 gb ddr5 ram!!!
@@dima97 hi and welcome to my channel. That's good, congrats 👍, do let us know once you have complete building your system. thank you!
@KleoYan ok, i will! My AIO arrives on the 30th so I'll start then
@@dima97 ok.. all the very best 😉
Not a gamer but a Designer so i like this one.
Hi Maui Waui Pineapple Express, welcome to my channel. I can relate to why you like this motherboard, like myself I am not a gamer but for work wise, this is a brilliant board.
Great overview but the x670e version of this board allows both m2x5.0's and GPU to be populated at 16x with no lane switching. Do the same on this board and the GPU speed in slot 1 drops tp 8x. This is because usb4.0 takes 4 lanes from the cpu leaving only 20 lanes. On the x670e the USB 4.0 lanes come from the chipset. The tech specs are available if you Google them. Also Gemini agrees.
Hi Keith Flanagan, welcome to my channel and thank you for your info. for these lane topic, it's often discuss among work force at work as in, it it still worth getting a X870E or to stick to X670E ProArt or to ditch windows and to go MacOS. Those who are tech savvy and with their choice of devices used, often struggle to weight which is needed more than want. It's a tough decision which I do not deny. Nevertheless thank you for your input. Greatly appreciated it.
@@KleoYan Cheers. I feel I will keep my x670e Pro Art for now. I run 2 GPU's at 8x, 2 M2 5.0's and 2 M2 4.0's, and still have usb 4.0 connectivity. If I was to go for the x870e , my 2nd gpu would run at 4x or I would have to drop one of my 5.0 M2's if I wanted 8x/8x or 16x in PCI-E slots. A pity, as I like the extra ethernet bandwidth and the quick release M2 heatsink on the x870e. Thanks for your detailed analysis of this board. The best I have seen.
@@flaccus123thank you for your kind words. Let’s just wait for future chipset. There bound to be one which will cater for our needs. 😉
Why would you need full pci 5x16 for? No good reason. USB4 is important because it will allow to add additional 2 gpus for local Language models making this board 4 gpus capable with 96gb of vram in total. Excellent board for Al enthusiasts!
@@ThePawel36 hi and welcome to my channel. Yup. I agree to what you have mentioned. At the moment there is not a need in PCIe 5 x16. Maybe Nvidia 5000 series might be using them. Thank you for the feedback.
Nice bios. Going 9000 series so memory is next for me.
Hi Tom Waznis, welcome to my channel. I am glad you like this content. All the very best with your build too. 😉
Msi carbon x870e review incoming ????????
Hi 56uxT56b, welcome to my channel. I see what I can do, no promises. Thak you!
Nice and good review as always!
Hi ya Leon, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. All the best with your build and congrats too with your new system 😉
With my current ProArt X670-E, I did the following:
- Connect DP-OUT from GPU to DP-IN on motherboard
- Connect 40G type C to my CalDigit TS4 dock
- Connect Logitech USB receivers to my TS4 dock
- Connect monitor to my TS4 dock
This way, I could use one cable to switch from a MacBook Pro to my Ryzen desktop, by just moving the Type C cable. It worked, but was a bit crashy (Windows would sometimes lock up). Switching to direct connection resolved the issues.
Do you know if something like this would work better on X870-E? It really would be super helpful to just swap out a cable rather than plugging/unplugging all the time (I have two MacBooks and a desktop, and I don't want to pair/unpair bluetooth all the time to switch between devices).
A KVM switch unfortunately does not work for my use case either, as I could not find a KVM that could drive my 6k@60 monitor and all these devices, but maybe I didn't look hard enough.
Hi Leon Breedt, welcome to my channel. For your case, I am not able to answer it's rather complex. So sorry about this. For me, my main unit as in desktop and mac mini, I use a kvm but of course will not do 6K @ 60Hz. anyway you might want to ask your questions at Asus reddit www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/, the folks there might be able to aid you. as some support person are directly from Asus.
is your monitor Pro Display XDR? if so, i plan on similar X870E set up
@@vogam hi welcome to my channel. nope I am not using a pro display XDR.
@@vogam yes it is… but for some reason doing it this way maxed out at 5k on Windows, when plugging directly into GPU Windows can do the native 6k resolution. Was wondering if it was a limit of the X670E or the included motherboard DP cable not sure.
@@techimus3000 thanks for the reply.. hope it's just the cable as it would be really disappointing not to have monitor's native scaling
Thanks man I would like to see ASRock MoBo if that's possible 🎉
Hi Firas Almakssosi, welcome to my channel, I have wrote in to ASRock and now waiting for their response. No promises though. I will do my best. Thank you for suggesting and to have visited my channel. 👍👍👍
Thank you 😊
@@FirasAlmakssosi you are most welcome. Will try ya. No promises. Thank you.
was using a soundbar up until now with coax on the backend of my motherboard. How can i still use it with THIS Motherboard - or do i need to switch to hdmi ?
Hi ChiefNAUTILUS, welcome to my channel. I am so sorry that I do not have a soundbar to test, therefore unable to answer your question. you might want to ask your question here www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/
Amazing video @Kleo; Just one question, which I couldn't understand.
Can I use 2x Gen 5 M.2 and 2x Gen 4 M.2 ? At the same time with single GPU of Pcie 5.0 ?
Hi theUNREAL, welcome to my channel. The info I have, you can use 2 x Gen 5 m.2 and to plug a GPU at the top PCI-E slot together without the lane change from Gen 5 tot Gen 4 . www.asus.com/sg/motherboards-components/motherboards/proart/proart-x870e-creator-wifi/techspec/ on the specification page, there are no indication that the lanes will switch or degrades.
Great video. As for the PCIE - Generation support , there should be 2 x PCIE-5 x 4 slots and 2 X PCIE-4 x 4 slots. I have the Asus ProArt X670-E Creator WiFi. I would doubt that the new X870-E version wouldn't have the same capability as the X670-E model.
@@johnpaulbacon8320 hi and welcome to my channel infact for this will be 2 gen 5 (1st and 2nd slot) and bottom is gen 4. And I made a mistake. 1 slot x15 and 2nd slot x 8 and last slot x 4. If first and second are plug with GPUs Then 1st and 2nd slot will be at x 8
@@KleoYanone of the few AM5 with 2x x8 in x16. Wish there were more to choose from, but the PCIe allocation is just wrong on most boards, especially the higher end
@@annebokma4637 hi ya, welcome to my channel. This I got to agree with you. But it greatly depends on individual what you need to do with the board or should I say how they use the board.
@@KleoYan always true for any build 😁 not a gamer myself, but I do want at least 2x 10gb rj45 and for future proofing a route to faster would be nice. And usb4 to 10gb ethernet is a huge step forward. Still want the option of going 2x100, now that BMD includes those ports on their hardware.
And I subscribed, good content 👍
@@annebokma4637 thanks.. wow 10G on both.. that will be like wu la la .. can imaging if there are such board.. internet + file transfer to NAS .. that will be totally awesome. But majority in use cases (normal PC gamers), 2.5G is more than enough.
The piece that connects two pins is called a "jumper."
Hi Brian Kleinschmidt, welcome back and thank you for the info, greatly appreciated it 👍👍👍
Do you have a Noctua D15 or D15 G2 you could test compatibility with? Seems the heatsinks may get in the way.
Hi Peter Maldonado, welcome to my channel. Do pardon me, I do not have those. Will try to request but no promises though. Thank you!
I bought the ProArt X870E and Ryzen 9 9900. The RAM they told me was the (G.Skill Flare X5 Series 64GB (2 x 32GB) DDR5-6000 PC5-48000 CL30 Dual Channel Desktop Memory Kit F5-6000J3040G32GX2-FX5 - Black), but i would like to get TWO STICKS for 96g (+or higher) and still run at 6000MHz - 8000MHz or higher, so what would you recommend? I don't mind having four sticks if it will allow a min of 6000MHz but prefer two sticks. Is there anything i can do? I do music production and find the RAM helps with large sessions. Thanks, you in advance and love how you explain things!
Hi ThaDawn, welcome to my channel, do pardon me as I do not have expertise on 96G Kit and after going through this board's QVL List, I dont see any kit that goes beyond 48G Kit.
these are the 3 listed rams www.asus.com/sg/motherboards-components/motherboards/proart/proart-x870e-creator-wifi/helpdesk_qvl_memory?model2Name=ProArt-X870E-CREATOR-WIFI. Please note, If you wanted to go higher, there are risk factor. to reach higher and tighter timing with EXPO overclock speed, the system stability greatly depend on the compatibility and capability of the motherboard. This include the CPU IMC.
CORSAIR CMH96GX5M2B6000C30 (Ver 5.53.13) 2x 48GB XMP 6000 6000 DS SK Hynix 30-36-36-76 1.4 1,2
Kingston KF560C32RSAK2-96 2x 48GB XMP 6000 6000 DS SK Hynix 32-38-38-80 1.35 1,2
Kingston KF560C32RSK2-96 2x 48GB XMP 6000 6000 DS SK Hynix 32-38-38-80 1.35 1,2
"Don't accidentally bend the pins" *pokes with stick near the exposed socket* lol
Hi ya BatteryAziz, welcome to my channel and good point.. will take note on that, shall not use a chopstick next time 😁
Thank you for excellent review.
Hi Jack Daniels, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. Greatly appreciated it 😉
I like the ProArt, but the price - that's a spicy meatball.
Hi ya Brian Kleinschmidt, welcome to my channel. I too like the ProArt series motherboard but you are right the price.. hahaha
Is Crucial T700 dual chip M2?
@@adamkapetanakis1975 hi and welcome to my channel. It a dual chip m.2.
@ Thank you for your response and that you pointed it out in the video. It’s very confusing i did not find it on motherboard’s manual!
@@adamkapetanakis1975 Hi, I have pointed this out is based on my own experience, manual will not tell you that. you can try to fit in the dual chip m.2 but do not force it if it can't fit in. There is another comment which mentioned that he is able to fit in. kindly refer below
@flaccus123
4 weeks ago (edited)
@Kleo Yan : I just received the Asus ROG Strix X670E-E this morning and has a similar q-latch quick release heatsink for M2-1. Like what you demonstrated with a double sided M2 it is tricky to return the heatsink. In my case a Crucial T705. Asus support advised me to pull latch back that secures it and press M2 down gently. It was then able to fit and is working as expected. Also the non-double sided the advised me to fit the rubber M2 spacers in the middle which raises the M2 up slightly to same level a double sided would be and still make good contact.
Incredible video Kleo, many thanks. I’m bit lost on the PCI-e lanes. Can I have my full power 4090 on x16 and also x5 m2 ssd plus two (older) x3 m2 ssd without downgrading GPU lanes to x8 or so? Super thanks in advance
@@mossglow hi and welcome. Yes you can have both gen 5 m.2 plug with the rest of the m.2 (gen 4 or gen 3) and a 4090 at the most top slot. It will be at x16
Watching these makes me want to buy the next gen motherboards, but I shouldn't. I just got the Aorus X670 Elite AX. I should've waited. 😅
with that mindset you will buy anything and just wait for the next best thing, X670 elite is a great board
@@maxryan2023 It's my first high end build so I'm kinda all over the place, but you're right. I should stick to what I have. I already bought the expensive stuff. I'm just waiting on the little things now.
Hi King Kong, welcome back. You are so adorable hahhhaha🤣🤣🤣. To be honest, if you do not need USB 4.0 or the type C port which cater for 40gbps transfer rate. An X670E is more than enough.. infact USB 4.0 will only be good if you have external devices which used the USB 4.0 technology. This is part of the reason why I focus on this board which is meant for the work force (Content creators and 3D animators). I find is not neccesary to spend so much just to play games. By the way, thank you to have visit and to leave your valuable feedback. Greatly appreciated it. Especially your support which meant alot to me 😉
@@maxryan2023 Hi ya, welcome to my channel and yes I do agree with you about the X670E boards. 👍
@@KleoYan LOL I Hope you're doing well and thanks. Continue your great work. I can tell you are very passionate on tech stuff. I hope to watch more of your future reviews. Thanks, Kleo.
It costs way too much for what it is. It doesn't have a 2 dollar Debug code reader and for example it's onboard audio is absolutely garbage compared to the Strix parts but hey because of "adult" looks Asus can ask the same as for a Strix X870E-E a board with much more features. (better vrm, better vrm cooling, integrated start and reset buttons, clear cmos button of the back of the io shield, easy unlock button for the top x16 pcie slot and on and on)
HI Tamás Kerecsényi, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback. It will be good if you voice out here, so that Asus can see it and to improve on it if they choose to. www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/comments/1frpr70/info_asus_proart_x870e_creator_wifi/?
The audio part I don’t think so , I had a z790 strix f and the sound was bad very thin and flat .. but I exchanged it for a z790 pro art and it sounds very good. I use an audio interface Apollo twin but somehow the strix board was producing a bad signal and sounded bad , but the pro art it’s good the signal is good
@@guilladogui8259 Hi and welcome to my channel. Thank you to share your experience with us. Greatly appreciated it 👍👍👍. infact I don't use onboard soundcard most of the time as I use an audio interface 😉but neverthe less, as mentioned, thank you for sharing.
@@KleoYan no problem and yea the strange thing was that even when i was using my interface the sound wasnt changing the strix board was producing a bad signal and my old asrock board used to do something similar when i installed a bigger power supply, they way the boards manage the power can affect the sound signal.
@@guilladogui8259 ok, now you are hitting something which I do experience.. I had a few boards that does that to my audio interface, at first I thought my mic XLR is giving the problem as I do recordings most of the time, so I changed the XLR cable, no help. next I thought the cables which are for my speakers are the problem, so I change the cables with better OFC cables but still there are irritating static. There I think, could it be the type C to type A cable from my audio console to my motherboard is causing the issue, again I changed that cable, still useless. I am real irritated by the static noise and I thought my motherboard is not getting clean power, so got a power brick, still having the same issue. till I read about USB connection of the motherboard are shared current as in drawing from the same source, so I fiddle around and decided to disable the motherboard onboard audio in UEFI/BIOS. Rebooted the system.. WALA, the static is gone lol.. Since the day I did this, for every board I own, I will just disable it as I don't use it. I can understand how frustrating you are with the irritating static. especially if you are doing voice over, it just drive you nuts. Thanks again for sharing, I do get to learn things from you or anyone who share their thoughts, I greatly appreciated it. three thumbs up buddy 👍👍👍 😉
hi @KleoYan
I have the same 4090 TUF graphics card as you. It's a very thick/wide card. Do you know if, on this motherboard, if you plug it into the 1st pcie slot (closest to the CPU), does it physically block the 2nd slot!? Asus lists the card as being "3.65 slots wide" and I'm looking for a board that I can use with a Mellanox 25Gb card in the x8 pcie slot (and an RME soundcard in the last x4 slot).
Hi xyvyx, welcome to my channel the card I am using in this illustration is not a 4090 is a 4070ti Super. So sorry, I can't answer your question as I do not own a 4090.
@@KleoYan ok, thanks anyway! The card in your video looked similar, but I guess it's smaller!
@@xyvyx yup, so sorry about that..
thank you, a really useful video. I'm having a problem with expo Ram on the x670proart motherboard. When I turn on expo, it can't be activated with 2 96gb Corsair titanium bus 6800 Ram sticks. I'm also using a 9950x CPU, and when I use Unreal Engine software, it often crashes. I have to turn off expo to be able to use it. I've also updated the bios to the latest version. Does the X870 Proart manage Ram better? Thank you.
Hi Tường Lê Xuân, welcome to my channel. When you've mentioned 2 x 96G, do you mean a pair of 48G to form 96 or are you saying a pair of 96G to form 192G? are you running 4 sticks or 2 sticks?
@@KleoYan Thanks for your feedback, I'm using 2 48Gb sticks.
@@tuonglexuan5520 hmm. 2 sticks should be ok, have you tried up the voltage of the rams? Anyway I have never try anything above 48G, max is at 48G without issues. for this I am not able to aid you, so sorry about it.
@@KleoYan tks so much
@@tuonglexuan5520 am sorry, can't really aid you there. maybe drop by at Asus reddit, see if any experts can aid you with it. www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/
Have they shown anything for Intel yet ?
@@LucianPrimeOneMillion hi welcome to my channel. Not on my radar yet.
@@KleoYan Thankyou so much. Ah well im already locked into 14th gen since i bought a whole new setup two months ago.
@@LucianPrimeOneMillion you are most welcome.
I have been looking at the next Gen motherboards... For a next build...
Hello TheOpsZone, welcome back. I see, all the best with your findings 😉
Where TF is the QD-Code. I need my numbers to read the memory better if did wrong with overcklocking. Perfect would be the Pro Art if they included it.
Chellor , Welcome to my channel, you might want to ask your question here www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/
I like this board more than the strix but damn... how can you diagnose errors without the codes....
@@geort45 hi welcome to my channel and it's my bad, there is a debug led on the board. Top right hand corner above the 24pin socket.
Would of been better with 2 10Gb or 10Gb/5Gb lan. Having 10Gb/2.5Gb is dumb. Come on and give us 90 degree power connectors. Would save so much hassle. The q latches are very cool.
Hi ya AlienSoundDigital, welcome back. I wish for that too lol dual 10G one for Internet and other for NAS hahahah.
Is it possible to connect 3 screens with a 9950X (hdmi+dp+dp) or do you need use the DP IN? I want connect 3 screens and not use an extra video card. I want only the graphics card from the cpu with 3 monitors. Is that possible?
Hi Wes Amsterdam, welcome to my channel. For your question, I am not able to answer but did try on two which is from HDMI and 1 DP as I do not have 3 monitor to test with. I will ask Asus tech and to get back to you or It will be good if you can ask your question at Asus reddit www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/
great
Hi Joe 68, welcome back. it's my pleasure. Thank you for your feedback. 👍👍👍
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if i have ryzen 5 7500f. ram ddr5 7600mhz and buy this mobo. set expo enable or setting manual?
Hi maxsun z370, welcome to my channel. you can set EXPO and it's all good. Don't mind me asking you have intention to upgrade to better processor?
@@KleoYan up better cpu, i don't have money
@@maxsunz3703 oh ok.
I cant find 96GB DDR5 RAM kit (48+48GB) which is faster than 6400 Mhz and supports EXPO.
And how to get my free 3 months Adobe Creative Cloud?
Hi One World One Life, welcome to my channel for 96G kit, it will be hard to find above those bus speed. There are no point to run above 6400.
let me further explain. You want to run DDR5 rams on AM5 platform as 1:1 ratio and not 1:2 ratio. the best sweet spot is at 6000 bus speed. next will be tight timings or cas lantency.
Take for example,
DDR5 @ 8000Mhz - Memory Clock is set to 4000Mhz and the Memory Controller Clock will be at 2000Mhz, therefore is a 1:2 ratio
DDR5 @ 6000Mhz - Memory Clock is set to 3000Mhz and the Memory Controller Clock is at 3000Mhz. therefore is a 1:1 ratio
Having the sweet spot as mentioned above. the algorithm cycle for 1:1, take example, a bicycle with 1 paddle on each side. it will be consistent and easier for you to paddle and to gain speed. as for 1:2, imagaing you have 2 paddles on one side and 1 paddle on the other. it will be rather clumpsy and takes more effort to speed the bicycle.
As for Tight timings. since you have the 1:1 ratio. imagine to climb a steep slope on a bicycle which has a gear switch from 1 to 6. you will find it easier to swtich at gear 4 as it takes lesser energy to ride your bicycle up (CL30-36-36-76) else if you leave it at gear 1 and 2, your legs will take more energy to push your bicycle up the slope (CL36-44-44-96)
hope this make sense to you.. so with 1:1 ratio + good cas lantency, you get good gaming load time and play speed. of course your GPU does play a part too.
@@KleoYan Thanks very much for your explanation. Looks like the below RAM will be perfect (since I plan to put only two RAM sticks on my AMD 9950x and Asus ProArt X870e setup).
What do you think of this one? I have to buy and see if it is EXPO compatible since I can't find the info anywhere. The QVL list for RAM for Asus Proart X870e doesn't show anything like these specs.
TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert Overclocking 10L DDR5 96GB Kit (2 x 48GB) 6800MHz (PC5-54400) CL36 M-DIE. Product code - CTCED596G6800HC36DDC01
CTCED596G6800HC36DDC01
@@oneworldonelife2023 Hi, as much as Teamgroup rams are normally rock stable, I have tested on 48G Kit with 6400 and they work but as for 96G Kit 6800, I am not able to respond to you on this. You will have to try it at your own risk. If you do try that and it works, do update us. Thank you very much!
rgbs do not produce a meaningful amount of heat so that you'd have to offset it with more cooling; is rgb ugly - sure
@@realiesOne hi and welcome to my channel. Thank you for the feedback. What you have mentioned is true, is just me. Personally I do not like argb in general. Rgb is still ok with a physical remote to turn it off or on, but not argb which needs application to run. Nevertheless you are right, can always off set the heat with more cooling.
@@KleoYanthanks. But my comment is about the negligible amount of current needed by argb. Therefore, no meaningful amount of additional heat that needs to be offset.
@@realiesOne ah ok, my bad. understood now. Sorry about that. 😉
@@KleoYan I had a typo. Negligible, not negotiable, lol.
@@realiesOne ah ok..😉no worries.
costs 650$ here.
and will never in my life pay so much for a motherboard
NEVER
Hi Svingarm, welcome to my channel. I believe there are alternative boards compared to this. For me this is more for work and those who generate revenue with this board, they will find this afforable and practical. Nevertheless thank you for your feedback. 😉
The RAM base is made of plastic, not with DDR5 not Thanks
@@TheBoricuaGamer hi welcome to my channel. Understood where you are coming from. Thank you for your feedback 👍
Super 👌 👍
Hi Ramador, welcome to my channel and thank you for your kind word 👍👍👍
Great intro. Could not find any useful accessories though.
Hi Ostravia, welcome to my channel, hmm.. what kind of accessories are you expecting? Am curious.
PCI lanes are shit with GPU still. My 4090 still at 8x. No performance issues though and still... EATX.
Hi Ostravia, welcome back.. first slot is at x 16 not x 8 (timestamp 7:51) if you want to plug your 4090 and this is an ATX board, not an EATX board (Time stamp 5:38)
This motherboard is such a waste of money, I cannot believe it, Asrock Taichi is so much better for the price
HI Aleks Developer, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. I guess each have it's own preference. Thank you for your feedback.
The ASRock X870E TAICHI is only $30 cheaper
@@leonhoffman8854 hi and welcome to my channel. Thank you for the info. 😉