Top 5 Best X570 Motherboards
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Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite: amzn.to/2Z3759I
Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus: amzn.to/31CUYhb
Asrock X570 Steel Legend: amzn.to/31BfU88
MSI MPG X570 Gaming Edge WiFi: amzn.to/2yVtaIz
Gigabyte X570 Aorus Xtreme: amzn.to/2GOSlAP
MSI X570 Godlike: amzn.to/2KsRQxk
Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero: amzn.to/2YwlUSR
Asrock X570 Phantom Gaming X: amzn.to/2T6xMVi
Asrock X570 Taichi: amzn.to/2GKzJSo
AMD Ryzen 5 3600: amzn.to/2NBu0nT
AMD Ryzen 5 3600X: amzn.to/2S2gKap
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Top 5 Best X570 Motherboards
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0:55 - Best Entry-Level ($200)
2:30 - Best All-Rounder ($300)
4:05 - Best High-End (Sub-$400)
5:35 - Best of the Best, No Compromises ($♾)
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Thanks mate
Thanks bro
Itx??
@@MrMacroVision ITX are actually nonsense & useless
@@anamuslimah-7658 Or...hear me out...they aren't.
entry level being 200$ for a MB sounds super odd
Thats why B450 exists, for mortals like us.
Too many issues with the platform.
Rev.1. Lol
Pci-e 4 mainly bumped the price along with the hype and succes of zen 2.
b450 only has a bios kink they are less than $150
Entry level X570
Happy with my x570 taichi, the rgb is on point and the features are great.
Same! Solid feature set. The only negatives so far are the ok VRM temps and the Polysync software is bugged out for me.
Can you please Tell me some details about the SATA ports to pci-e m.2 drives?
X470 had the disadvantage of loosing 2 data ports per nvme m.2 used on the motherboard.
I would like to know if that has changed and by how much.
I need to plan ahead so i can keep my ODD in operation when i install my current drives into the case.
So far i got 1 nvme drive. And i need to keep my options open for 1 or more a big sata drive and or extra m.2 .
Considering the price of SSD's , price per GB.
For games and productivity i need alot of storage space 😀.
Your user experience feedback i would highly apreciate.
Technical English gets me confused at times with this m.2 tech linked on the chipset. As x570 mobo , the cpu would directly communicate and use the 1st m.2 drive bay.
Allowing the chipset to use all it's ports unless you install additionel m.2 drives.
Currently planning to use m.2 SATA SSD, 2x HDD till i can switch them out for bigger SSD's to aliviate my budget towards the new core components
im happy with my x370 taichi ,runs my 3800x absolutely fine (shows cores peaking to 4525mhz) and my ram went to 3600cl16 first try
I would have loved to see a graph at the end showing all the temps you recorded for the boards still a good informative video tho
I picked up the Asus prime x570 pro for less than the x570 tuf.
Happy days.
Lucky you, you got the better of them ;)
"you're not getting much except PCIe 4.0 which you're not going to need for quite some time"
Yet here I am not even a year later looking at x570 boards for both Ampere and PCIe 4.0 SSD lol
same
Same here, probably going for the first board.
Same, I go back to this video after that launch.
Honestly unless you're doing heavy video encoding or other workstation applications that's very storage speed intensive gaming wouldn't even really scratch the PCIe limit. Let alone 4.0.
ninja8077 Pretty sure pcie 4.0 is required for 3000 series cards
Thank you for telling me about the MSI one in the entry lvl i was looking at that one before watching your vid
MSI make toys
@@CyberKaz my b450 tomahawk is a beast. I run the 5800x overclocked with air cooling. zero problems.
@@fibrahimi thanks for info!
much health!
@@CyberKazMSI dropped the ball with X570
but B450 and B550 are top tier
Excellent choices, Steve. Thanks for making these motherboard videos, they really helped with my decision.
A MSI preproduction board apparently isn't one of them.
Lol good one
Been happy with my Gig Aorus Pro Wifi, got it for $250 with bundling on Newegg.
I did read that the ASRock boards had the wrong PPT and TDC limits reported (around half). I don't know if this was fixed but might be worth looking into.
@alaa mouh the only problems I've had so far have been with faulty memory of mine. The board itself has done really well. I don't like the more limited BLCK settings but it's not really a problem anymore now that we can disable spread spectrum.
If I had to do it again I'd get the same exact board.
Check out the reviews for the x570 gigabyte boards on newegg. All of them. They are terrifying. 1/2 the boards, across all price ranges, had 21-22% 1 egg. A couple of their other boards had 40% 1 egg. So,1 out of 5 people had major problems with most of their x570 boards, and 2 out of 5 had major problems with at least 2 other x570 boards from them as well.
I'm running a GIGABYTE Z390 AORUS MASTER from 2018 now and haven't really had any problems, so I'm more than a little terrified to by the same MB and brand for the X570 build I'm putting together.
Odd that every single video I watch on which is the best X570 motherboard, doesn't cover actual customers unable to use the boards, problems, etc, AT ALL. Won't post, fried their ram, etc, etc. Newegg customers in general are the most knowledgeable pc builders out there, like me, so do you guys just exceptionally lucky and NEVER get a bad board?
You SHOULD add real user experiences with these boards too, or you're not being genuine and covering a large piece of the puzzle. Does it work, and is it a reliable board! Who wants to buy a lemon and spend 2 weeks troubleshooting and even longer with the RMA process?
How can you have real user experiences on new boards?
Bought a master because of this video. Thanks for all the work y’all do for the community. Much love HB!!!
Hello, do you like it after one year?
The ASUS TUF with WiFI is the board I bought. I'm watching this video on it. I have a 3700X CPU and tomorrow morning I will be installing my XFX 5700X THICC video card.
Damn sneaky fart at 10:14
was that a jayztwocents easter egg?
i want get rid that tiny FAN in every x570
@@MangJago Guess why it is there...
His belly needs water cooling
What about the AsRock X570 Steel legend? I'm planning on buying it
Yeah im also considered this
So based on your video I just bought the ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) mobo off ebay for 189.00 brand new. Amazon wanted to add over $16 dollars in tax. Thank you so much for your videos.
I love it when Hardware Unboxed recommend hardware that I have already bought. Their videos are also good for considering new purchases. Nice ending by the way 💨😂 P.S. When is the next Question Time? How are questions submitted etc?
I know it might be too late, but would you consider making a best b450/x470 board list for ryzen 3000
Agreed with so many sources agreeing that PCIe 4 isnt currently doing much for most - those moving from intel to AMD (like me and a few million others) could use an impartial perspective on the older boards. Buildzoids round up is extremely helpful, but so OC and gamer focused that it would be good to have a more 'production' based assessment for balance. th-cam.com/video/ti38JS8RuPU/w-d-xo.html
$300 for a decent all-rounder is why (imo) I'd rather just buy intel. I could get a 3700x and a decent all rounder mobo for $630. Or I could get a 9900kf and a decent mobo for about $670. i personally would rather spend an extra $40 for the higher clock speeds and better compatibility. However, If you already own a x470 or b450 then new amd chips are a good deal.
You can get a b450 and you know it lmao, also Intel doesn't have pciegen4 and no upgrade path. Zen3 is out mid to late next year and you'd be able to just switch a CPU
I know this video is 4 years old, but so is my x570 system, a Gigabyte X570 UD (Ultra Durable), still running well with 64gb ram & NVidia 3060 12GB, 2 TB Samsung 980pro NVME, still playing games, AIR-Cooled, just as a voice for the long term use of these boards....
how about the Best MINI ITX boards?
Probably the X570i from ASUS or the DTX version if you have the space/money
Gigabyte X570 I AORUS PRO WIFI
Coff off asrock with tb3
@@stuartandrews4344 I second that. But Gigabyte's BIOS is pure 💩, particularly in this chipset.
@@stuartandrews4344 I'll second that. I have this board and its been nothing but great so far and their BIOS has been great, as well as fast updates too. It's a shame their "utilities" such as RGB Fusion, SIV etc are a bit shit still lol
1:17 Adobe: Hold my beer.
"paying for PCI-E 4.0...which you're not going to need for quite some time"
That's a plus? Since you're buying a board that has a feature that you don't need now but will need in the future.
It would have been nice to get a bit more discussion on why someone would go for the High-End over the All-Rounder.
Yessss!! I got Taichi 👍bloody rippa. Bloody marvelous. Bloody good on me
sadly it cost like 3700x processor.
This Covid 19 situation really has messed with prices. Glad I picked up the Asus X570 TUF Gaming plus for $140 usd brand new. Asus Extreme is $1,269 usd brand new on 6/2020.
I really wish you had gone into more detail on the cheaper boards. You didn't really say exactly why the Asus board was better than the MSI board. Those are the two boards I'm considering right now and the only difference I can tell from looking at the spec sheets is that the MSI board is PCI-E 3.0 for the second m.2 slot but has the ability to upgrade the bios without a cpu installed. I was considering buying the MSI board and hanging on to it until Zen 3 comes out because mobos are constantly out of stock right now and I can upgrade it when the new cpus are out without needing a Zen 2 cpu.
Bought the Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus (WiFi) because of your test on VRM (heat) and I do not regret it so far. Pretty silent and cool even under full load. Testet a few DIMMs and had no issues with it. So thank you very much HWUB
What about the gigabyte Aorus elite??
Exactly that's what I have and I'm running my 3900X on all cores @4.4Ghz using 1.386v....The Auros Elite is the MVP
I think it's the best at $200, too.
Been super happy with mine
Its mobo that explains why Aorus Pro shouldnt exist lol
Im after an Aorus elite wifi. Seems the only logical choice. Im only considering x570 because of compatibility. Bios seems to be an issue with b450/x470 and I suspect those chipsets will max out their bios chips, making updates/additions problematic. I also think zen 3 will likely be incompatible for anything below x570 should I wish to upgrade.
Thanks mate :-). I'm going for either the master or hero
What did you buy ?
@@jamside5454 me? I bought the Asus Crosshair VIII Hero
I was going toward the elite, but glad I picked the tuf, specially after those vrm temps reviews, and tha 36 bucks cheaper price I got on it was the icing on the cake
The two I like made the list. Good to hear, I'll feel better when I pull the trigger on one of them.
Excellent video , I really like the X570 Aorus Master.
I have it. Highly recommend
In the 200dollar range the Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite
should also be a good choice or isnt it?
Disappointing vrm.
Bullzoid thought it was ok... that's the board I am looking to get once the 3900x becomes available at realistic prices.
Hardware Unboxed did a test and vrm temps were about 87C I think. Asus TUF was about 75C.
Aorus elite and asus tuf are basically the same, Gigabyte one have intel lan while tuf have wifi, thought there will be an aorus elite wifi soonish.
But in term of vrm asus one is a little bit better.
Both of them are solid board anyway.
Well disapponting I wouldnt call that. It's a little behind in vrm temperatures, when those numbers are correct. But I think I going with the Elite, my case has also a Front Panel 3.1 Usb connector which I cant use on the tuf board..
Just built mine wth a Meg Ace X570 and love it. Lower chipset fan with zero fan mode. RGB works perfectly on board, ram and video card all using MSI Mystic Light. The Gigabyte X470 and Asus CH7 both gave me stability issues in the past.. Time to try MSI and so far its been great.
VRM knowledge / emphasis on an active review channel? Subscribed so fast the mousepad burst into flames.
Any miniITX boards?
When the motherboard costs more than the GPU
You must have a shit graphics card then feelsbadman
@JEHADO for a ryzen 5, x570 board is overkill. Stick to a 450 board or 470.
@@shinkimo i have ryzen 5 3600, sapphire rx 5600 xt, msi x570 gaming plus. I just thought i want my gpu has the condition to run at its prime :(
@@samuelhutahaean2537 haha it's all good man. If you're satisfied with the price, you're at least fine for a cpu upgrade - if you feel the need. Wasn't really needed, but hope you made sure to have a good PSU.
@@shinkimo yeah i got enermax revolution d.f. 650W gold so i think i'm fine
How is the BIOS on the Gigabyte X570 AORUS Master vs the ASUS X570 Crosshair VIII Hero?
Pretty much in everything else these boards are neck and neck with tradeoffs on each side that come down to extreme levels of nitpicking.
Yep, it is down to the bios and the personal like for their looks. I know ASUS's Bios is great, I am not sure about Gigabytes new bios though. They did need to improve their bios and I am not sure how it has turned out.
Can I ask why there has never been a MSI Gaming Plus review anywhere online????
Gotcha lil buddy.
Gamers Nexus via Buildzoid "MSI X570 Gaming Plus Motherboard Analysis"
th-cam.com/video/DinQsUNepoU/w-d-xo.html
Buildzoid's Full MSI X-570 MoBo Lineup Review
th-cam.com/video/6BaqXHSEJec/w-d-xo.html
MSI Creation for content creators is superb and worth a mention. Not all of us game.
how about asus strix x570 gaming-e ?
its very good board for 329$ u get 2.5g + same feature set as higher 350$ boards
@hicham lyaacoubi
Buildziod covered the ASUS X570 lineup.
th-cam.com/video/bqHd_tFqvj0/w-d-xo.html
It's a good board, but at the price point, you might be better going down to the X570-F or up to the Crosshair VIII Hero.
I'm surprised that the Aorus Elite wasn't mentioned (personally, I'd pick it over the TUF Gaming board but they're both good).
Might have been worth mentioning that some of the ASRock boards have Thunderbolt 3, though it's debatable whether such a feature belongs in a "best of" list, even though it _is_ unique for X570.
Otherwise, it's a good list. The only other thing that wasn't mentioned was mini-ITX boards, though I feel like that could easily be a separate video and discussion.
This video helped a lot - thanks!
Hi guys, should i buy Asrock x570 Taichi or Asus rog strix x570-e? both cost 300€ and i don't know which to buy...
thx for your answers
Asrock x570 Taichi
I'd love a mini ITX board withOUT a single chipset but having only the CPU integrated IO chip. Dream board...
Loving my crosshair hero 8, its nice to know that i could put any upcoming am4 cpu without worrying about temps and power delivery.
Is there any problem u encounter when using crosshero 8? Such as chipset fan problems & so on. Need ur reply as i'm still in dilemma between aorus master & crosshero 8.
@@Amirul_Zahin Hi, at early days i used to have one issue with my creative ae-5 sound card that sometimes pc didnt recognized it but after couple of months of windows updates and few bios updates i no longer have this issue. Aside from that no issues at all, i cannot hear chipset fan at all and my pc is very silent, gpu is covering it so i cant see if it spins or not. Also asus create suite (software for rgb) is complete trash, one issue with it is that i need to set up my custom lighting everytime i restart my pc so i gave up and left at unicorn barf setting. Overall id say dont think about chipset fans too much, they are extremely silent and stops when temps are in check. Aside from rgb trash software mobo is rock solid.
@@h1tzzYT thanks for reply, yeah i think i'm about to get this one instead of aorus master. Thnx again.
@@Amirul_Zahin No problem :)
Will the asus tuf gaming x570 plus work well with a ryzen 9 3900x? I just bought them. Because of the good reviews
Perfectly :) congrats
@@milanklco thanks 🙂
As an intel fan from more than 20 years i regret that i bought x570 with an Asus X570E gaming mb and this not because of the AMD (my 3700x is great) , but because of Asus and others mb manufactures that choose to put that 5 dollars vents to cool the x570 chipset instead of going for passive cooling and make a cooper link with vrm cooling like Aorus extreme mb have.
I bought Be Quiet 801 case with 5, 140 silent wings fans and for cpu, Noctua D15 and here come asus with 5 dollars cooler on more that 300 dollars mb and destroy all the silent and quality, and not even this but after 2 weeks of use that chipset 5 dollar cooler failed (simply broken) and now my new asus mb is on the service. All mb manufactures destroyed x570 platform with their trash chipset coolers. AMD should not allow this that mb manufactures to go with such a garbage active cooling.
even worse then when you think ,the chipset cooler shouldnt even be spinning unless your doing heavy file transfers to the nvme drive
Aorus elite? How is that? I was looking to get one.
Jinesh Soman from what buildzoid said, I believe that x570 elite is better since it has bios flashback and intel lan instead of realtek lan. I honestly dont get it why they put asus with bullshit marketing instead of actually a better board in real life scenario
Great board, highly recommended.
Thank you.
Its a great board. Before Agesa ABBA comes out.. my Ryzen 3700X already hitting 4.4ghz 😅 maybe because i stuck it with Noctua NH-D15s haha
For a 3600/X, 3700X and maybe 3800X could be nice. For 3900X or 3950X its a NO. Aorus Pro is the minimum IMO for 12/16 core CPUs. Its got VRMs from Aorus Ultra with the proper heatsink on them. Real efficient too resulting very very low VRM temps (
I was just googling the best x570 boards. TH-cam saved me once again
Buyest reviews...
@@klanas40 Are you making a joke or not? Buyest??? Or were you serious and misspelled biased?
Nice Editing 👍
10:14 Free replay. Keep clicking until you laugh your problems and worries away!
Sir, what do you think of the Msi X570 gaming pro carbon?
I forgot which tech channel showed that MSI has dropped in quality with X570 boards.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M msi can't keep up with others when it comes to x570 boards? Really?
Was waiting for this :) Thank you.
Always great stuff mate! Thank you again.
I got gigabyte ultra, cool
What about the AORUS Elite?
Yeah.. Its a great board. Before Agesa ABBA comes out.. my Ryzen 3700X already hitting 4.4ghz 😅 maybe because i stuck it with Noctua NH-D15s haha
@@NeoGuyver81 does yours have coil whine? when you hear close to the vrm's?
@@gbner9991 no.. actually kinda silent
Kinda silent? Can you hear vrm when you move listen closely at the cpu?
@@gbner9991 well.. coil whine sound should be very noticeable. At least for me.. no such sound been produced on my board vrm's. If got i should hear it by now since my pc running very silently haha
I expected the Gigabyte Elite here
I got my self the ASRock X570M Pro4 because I needed an mATX. I can report that that the aluminium heatspreader gets hot to touch but I have no issues with my 3600X bootsing to 4,4GHz allcore.
which is the best Mini ITX?
Gigabyte X570 I AORUS PRO WIFI $220 USD
Asus ROG Strix X570-I Gaming (Not Disclosed)
Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Impact (expected around $400)
The Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Impact it's actual Mini-DTX.
@@abscessedcadaver8221 i know but it fits in some itx cases so why hot.
There is the asrock too
impact
what are your views on the msi x570 gaming pro carbon wifi
One thing i find annoying with MSI and Gigabyte X570 motherboards is the fact that they only have 4-6 SATA ports which is fine for almost everyone but if you are using your PC as a homer server with lots of HDD´s and SSD´s (like i am) and you want more than 4-6 SATA ports Asus and Asrock are your only options, unless you want to buy a PCI-E board with more SATA ports which is extra costs and will take up a PCI-E slot
Shilka try msi prestige creation!
That board only has 6 SATA ports
AH true! For those you definitely need something even bigger. Need to read these queastions more presisely. I was just thinking that you have 4 m2 space and 6 sata slots so 10 total storage devices, but you were spesific about having more HD aka sata slots.
Although I do agree with your pick of the Asus Tuf Gaming and their X570 -P boards, ALL of Gigabytes boards from the Aorus Elite up, deserve recommendation. Each and every one of those boards are just amazing. Gigabyte has really done a great job with these boards. And like you Steve, I am SO disappointed with MSI offerings. There's nothing in their lower to mid range lineup for anyone. This is a perfect example of why it never pays to be a FANBOY. MSI's B450 and X470 boards were just great, but their new lineup of X570's have much to be desired!!
Best x570 motherboard is a 150 dollar x470 or a dollar
100 b450
Anyone else here to get a zen 3 cpu lol
Ordered mine 3 hrs ago... I have a b550 but considering getting an x570 and giving the wife the b550 with the 3700
@@zenstrata right now my faves are the strix gaming e boards on both 550 and 570
Going for a Gigabyte X570 Aorus Ultra with a Ryzen 7 5800X, RX 6800XT, 64 GB Ram/4x 16 GB Royal Gold, two 1TB .m2 ssd's, and a 2 TB SSHD.
@@DaTruSpartan what speed are you running your ram at?
@@RevansNightmare 3200mhz
Got myself a R5 3600, ASRock x370 Gaming X and Crucial Ballistix Sport LT 3000 (overclocked to 3800 16-19-11-26, FCLK 1900) for €415, couldn't be happier with the value. Upgraded from i5 760 so you can imagine the difference.
nice ram overclock from such budget ram ,you done well
You are a treasure. Nobody else does motherboards like your channel.
What about b550???? When???
The One When they wont be able to steal from customers pocket anymore. This generation is a mess, no graphics card is able to manage the full bandwith of pcie4 and storage on this are not optimum because of the early controllers that are not that powerful (and being extremely expansive)
I love all your videos but this one with the closing statement and with a farting sound in the end was the cherry on the cake!
That was one giant leap from sub $400 to skies the limit.
Such a crazy discussion that these motherboards start at $200. It used to be easy to get a solid $130 mobo for AMD and Intel. I will be excited for new gen B550.
@@lifemocker85 who cares? but I'm sure it will. Even pci3 is still unsaturated.
"just $300"
*for X570*
Ayy... where dem B550 boards AMD.
Non existent
There won't bei any i assume, they would be the same as b450 because you can't make pcie Gen4 capable board at lower prices
@@npgrx3381 you can
@@hwstar9416 source?
just get X570-P Prime imho
Have you gotten your hands on a Gigabyte X570 Elite? Since it clocks in at $200 + $10 more for the WiFi model I was surprised to see it not mentioned in the first price segment as either a good or bad option.
Since you've left out the mITX market altogether, are you planning to do a separate vid/comparison for mITX/DTX boards sporting x570 and prev gen chipsets? After all, this is one market that gets more and more interesting with all those great SFF cases around...
No love for ITX?!
ikr :(
Can you make a review on the Asrock b450 Steel legend?
Tech yes city did a very good review on it
HardwareUnboxed doesn't "review" motherboards. They do VRM-testing but Steve said reviewing motherboard features doesn't interest him.
Love the tune in the beginning
Thank you so much ❤️😊 this video really helped me.
Asus ROG Strix X570-E??? 😥
The poor quality VRM on my EDGE is working well :P
Its working well up to ryzen 7 3700x enjoy bro :) bought same . Asus is better. But yes when ryzen 9 4950x after 5 years will be super cheap so will be crazy motherboards for few bucks. You can exchange both as I will do.
@@milanklco very true. Im using a 3900x now haha XD
I bought a X570 Taichi because of this video and 4 months later I have to deal with a faulty chipset fan... I googled it and there are quite some people having this problem, seems like the fan is poor quality.
Next time buy Gigabyte ONLY, obviously in a mid to high price range, NEVER had any problems for the last 15 bloody years...
I have a MSI MPG x570 Gaming Plus, with a nice 3700X and Noctua cooler, with a pretty good air flow...and no problem taking my 4.5Ghz with PBO, no more than 55º after 8 hours of heavy gaming...so yeah, perhaps not the best VRAM composition but the heatsink is huge and very functional. Not even in summer I have seen 70º there. Totally fine.
The only reason i need an x570 is so that i can use an 3600
Me saddd camper.. me see no Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite uhh (Hulk smash*)
Totally agree with you!
Terra Incognita Gaming and 6 layer board vs 4
I'm verry happy with my 570 Aurus Master :D Thanks for helping us make good choices guys, much appreciated.
Just what the doctor ordered. Great stuff. Thanks!
You know its getting confusing because we have X570, 5700 XT, and RX 570,...
R X570-0 XT ez
Gosh darn it, I just bought a B450 asrock steel legend lol
as soon as the Asus X570 ITX comes out plz make a comparison between the ITX Asus / Asrock / Gigabyte boards
I think they have DTX board. Who uses DTX in 2019?
Finaly someone talk about the Gigabyte x570 Aorus ultra!!
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Great video as always. I'm configuring a build and trying to decide between the x570 Taichi or the Strix X-570 E Gaming. It's going to pair with a 5900x & a 6800 XT. Any advice to spare? Keep up the great work. Thanks.
@@coldhands4071 Hey. No, unfotunately not yet. Still dreaming though...lol. If you could keep me posted on your progress, it would be cool. I'm eager to hear from an actual consumer, not a TH-cam channel, how these parts pair together. Best of luck to you.
X570 aorus master for 300 where i live lol
Edit: I bought an x570 aorus master, and although the motherboard is great the vrm is bound to get some pretty bad coil whine, still audible at 9 feet distance from the pc, louder than my fans, would highly suggest the board gets taken off the recommendations list as i have found at least 10 forum threads with 19 people who had an identical issue.
For me i choose the taichi x570 for thunderbolt support, one key feature for music and audio production... Was a key decisive good move from asrock
When I was buying the board for my temporary 3700x, i choosed Aorus Xtreme just for the sheer look and vrm. Waiting for 3950x and its taking ages to get released. But as of righy now, 4.4ghz all cores oc is running fine on 3700x, no issues..
need to choose a motherboard but i stuck
I like very much 3 mobos
1 Aurus X570 pro
2 Asrock X570 steel legend
3 Asus X570 prime pro
for a while (1 year) i will use ryzen 7 2700X and i will upgrade to 7 3700X
GPU sapphire RX 5700 XT nitro+
Can u help me? Which one you suggest?
Happy to see my aorus master are included, but after buy it is too much if you are not not a good overclocker, that also depends on cpu, and the quality of the cpu.