The ULTIMATE AMD X570 Motherboard Roundup Review [11 Motherboards BENCHMARKED]
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Today we have the launch of the AMD X570 chipset and in an effort to get the most content over to our viewers, we have tested 11 motherboards that use the X570 chipset including boards from ASRock, ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI. From low-end, mid-range and even high-end extreme motherboards, we literally have something for everyone. What board will you end up buying?
AMD Radeon 5700 & 5700 XT Review [1080p/1440p/4K BENCHMARKS] (VIDEO) - bit.ly/30fYcqb
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X & Ryzen 9 3900X Review [BENCHMARKS] (VIDEO) - bit.ly/2S2twpn
AMD X570 Motherboard Roundup Review [11 Motherboards BENCHMARKED] (VIDEO) - bit.ly/2JklANM
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X & Ryzen 9 3900X Processor Review - bit.ly/2xzzlBj
AMD Radeon RX 5700 & 5700 XT Graphics Card Review - bit.ly/30iz4yW
ASUS PRIME X570-Pro Motherboard Review - bit.ly/32au80U
Gigabyte X570 AORUS Pro Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2XTg9gF
Gigabyte X570 I AORUS Pro WiFi Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2LEddOs
ASUS RoG Crosshair VIII Hero (WiFi) Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2xFpABv
Gigabyte X570 AORUS XTREME Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2xxxkWf
ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2Xx1l3d
MSI MEG X570 ACE Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2NAYfeN
ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus (WiFi) Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2LGDThw
ASRock X570 Taichi Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2Jtijum
MSI MEG X570 GODLIKE Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2G0q0aj
Gigabyte X570 AORUS Master Motherboard Review - bit.ly/2L8oJlC
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Gigabyte X570 I AORUS PRO WiFi - amzn.to/2JnAWB5
ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Hero (WiFi) - amzn.to/2LIzScG
MSI MEG X570 ACE - amzn.to/2JnBXcn
ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus (WiFi) - amzn.to/2YCEkNw
MSI MEG X570 GODLIKE - amzn.to/2XAzzaM
Gigabyte X570 AORUS Master - amzn.to/2G1yA8P
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ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming - amzn.to/2S4KKlX
MSI MEG X570 ACE - amzn.to/2xze3DX
ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus (WiFi) - amzn.to/2JBwU78
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What X570 motherboard will you be buying for your next rig?
Looking at mATX and mini-ITX options.
Likely an Aorus Ultra or Strix E
Asrock Taichi cause of T-TOP and not Daisy Chain ;)
already ordered the crosshair viii hero
@@DarkDober Wait it's not Daisy Chain ? Damn that's the one I was interested in :/
1:36 - MEG X570 Ace $370
2:18 - Prime X570 Pro $250
3:12 - X570 I Aorus Pro (Wi-Fi)
4:21 - Rog Strix X570-E Gaming $330
5:33 - Rog Crosshair VIII Hero (Wi-Fi) $300
6:40 - X570 Aorus Pro $280
7:52 - X570 Aorus Master $360
9:24 - TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) $200
10:49 - MEG X570 Godlike $759
13:06 - X570 Taichi $300
15:01 - X570 Aorus Xtreme $784
Thanks. Will look to add this into the description.
Thankss
Where are you getting $427 for the AORUS Master?
Newegg has it for $359.99 which was the MSRP
700$ for the Crosshair Hero? That can't be right.. The Crosshair Hero used to be a 300$ board. I think you might be confusing it with the Crosshair Formula.
Edit: It's 460 euro in The Netherlands, so there is no way that price of 700$ is right.
@@ventusluca I thought the same thing.
As a reviewer, You should point out winner in every price performance category. Not just say that "make your own decisions" at the end of the video. You should analyze your data and say what motherboard is worth the money and what is not. For example the most expensive motherboard (800+ euros) in this list (Aorus Extreme) was totally under performing when compared to Asus Prime X570-pro (240 euro). Ofcourse the Prime lacked Wifi-6 and 10Gbit eth. But You can buy them separetly and doing so, they dont cost extra +600 euros when compared to Extreme motherboard.
He can't, because he isn't buildzoid
It's really clear the aorus extreme is the best one of them
@@suoyidl2654 In buildzoid we trust
3700x and a Asus Tuf 570 Motherboard.
Would be useful to have timestamps and pricing in the video description
Will be adding pricing shortly
"I'm not one to judge"
-the guy who makes a living from judging things
I don't see anything in your written reviews or this video about the differences in the chipset cooling (other than that the Extreme is passive). But: how are the different fans in noise levels? Does it help that MSIs supposedly stop when not under load, do any of the other ones do this? I really would like to know how the boards differentiate in this regard (if at all) cause if there is a big noise difference this may be a determining factor for me since there doesn't really seem to be one as far as performance goes. Thanks!
afaik none of the fans are always on
Does the MSI stop when not under load? that's instabuy for me since i'm buried in dust in my mancave (aka house)
All the most expensive boards except the Asus X570 P and no discussion of the most important part; VRMs. All this data can be found on the website. Waste of time.
Yeah, exactly... its just another outdepth video and there are so much of em... I advise you to buildzoid, that dude knows his stuff
I love how you talk about value, "aggressive pricing" etc.. NONE of these are anywhere close to being aggressively priced. Unless your definition of that is "Freakin Expensive". Having said that I dropped the $329 usd on the Strix X570-E. Was not exactly happy about it.
is it me or does anyone feel more confused after watching these videos on motherboards to make a decision lol. i cant decide between like 5 or 6 boards now x_x
Doing my first PC build this summer and am thinking about that X570 Taichi. From what I heard the PCIE 4th gen doesn’t make that much of a difference since you’re able to get out the same performance out of the X470s but I’m honestly getting it for the USB 3.2, Thunderbolt, Purity sound, WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0. Plus it looks a lot more appealing.
Pricing is the only thing that’s gonna kill me since it’s $300, but hopefully they will make deals with the new Ryzen 3000 and have some kind of bundle. Since it’s also expensive, I’m gonna wait for more reviews to come in and see if it’s worth getting before I murder my wallet lol
Do you think the mobo could power a high end audiophile headphone like Argon MK3 ? I know it needs a desktop amp, but maybe a mobo of that price could make it sound decent at least, hmmm. Also someone in here told me the memory is not Daisy Chain but T-topology, is it true ? I agree with you it may be expensive, but I could forget it as it's a piece of art, so mesmerizing lol. I wanted the X570 Asus Stryx F, but after Buildzoid's video about it I'm not so sure anymore, but I guess I'd be fine either way with a Ryzen 3700X stock. Purity sounds like the Dac is better on the mobo, pretty cool for headphone, yeah awaiting reviews I guess.
Have fun o/
@@MrSeifer159 Some have a headphone amp but some don't. I know MSI put an amp on basically all their motherboards which would power most high end headphones. How many Ohms is your headphone?
@@seventyfive1 I've asked some people, they said the Argon MK3 needs 6-8 watts of power, they got 50 ohms impedance only, BUT low sensitivity, so pretty hard to drive without a good amp, otherwise they will sound weak. But I was wondering if a good mobo could power them enough to be enjoyable, maybe not after all.
@@MrSeifer159 So the Asus can allegedly do 30 ohms. I'm going to guess the MSI is something similar but I can't find any pics of the amp they use.
well you should get a x570 just if you want to buy at least 3700x or higher... as rock really steped up their game but damn 300 bucks is a lot !
Would be nice to see the following information in this description
1) your test rig specs in ram used
2) if you took full advantage of Taichi's T-topography and used all 4 ram slots.
A reply to answer these questions would be sincerely appreciated.
Cheers
Why are you matching them up against intel motherboards? This makes no sense?
For it to make any sense it should be same cpu, gpu and ram... I cant compare an intel CPU motherboard with a ryzen motherboard and conclude one is better than the other...
the Asus TUF x570-plus is too good, Gamers Nexus did a video stating it has the same VRM as their own ROG-E and F series boards...which are up to $100 more. Finally TUF series is relevant again :)
Hi, i am building a pc for the first time. I'm going with ryzen 9 3900x, evga 3070 ftw3 gpu and I'm between the rog strix x570e or the asrock x570 taichi. Any suggestions?
Graphs were a bit busy, would be nice to have just x570 compared. The comparison to other chipsets is a nice comparison, but it had me squinting my eyes to find the x570s. Another thought would be to just highlight the x570s on the y-axis of the graphs.
That said, thank you! Great content
The perfect motherboard roundup video. Great quality channel. I've been a follower since... I don't know... 2011 maybe?
I love the fact there are more videos coming out now. :)
Me too :D we’re back baby 😂
Great video. I was surprised by how well my ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) did. Such a good price and it's such a beast. I paired it with a Ryzen 5 3600x and I've had zero problems so far.
Same setup I have coming, did you have to flash bios or anything?
@@dev1004 I will buy it, after starting problem with aorus pro wifi.
Same but with my 9 3900x :)
I have the same board and getting ready to build my first pc with a Ryzen 7 3700x
Why is there a 300 watt difference between the X470 and X570 Taichi? Are they tested with exactly the same hardware?
AMD Has also said that there shouldn't be any speed differences between the chipsets, so B450 should give as many GPS as an X570 chipset board. Why the different results in this video?
Yes I don't understand too, X570 Taichi looks like a cool mobo though.
the X570 chipset is simply hungrier
@@derry3442 Yes but not so much! The x470 chipset uses 5watt and the x570 is 15 watt, thats why it needs active cooling. But that's only 10 watt more, not 300!
Im getting the 3800X and the X570 Taichi this week, hyped AF!!
Jordan30589 where though? Everystore are sold out
@@Cozme909 Well OCUK said they were getting a nice amount of stock of CPUs this week so I am hoping that it is the same story with Scan.
Which ram kits are u using and what are the clocks
which one is best from the $300+ for 3900x ?
This is the conent I needed. I knew I was getting a Ryzen, I need the benchmark mb's. Thanks a lot
I wonder who Meg is over at MSI, she must be very popular because they name so much stuff after her
It's named after Aunt Meg from the storm movie Twister (1996)
This low price Asus TUF x570 plus (wifi or no) is very impressive! A lot of performances for a little price, thank you for these benchs i love this mb
I’m still wondering where the 3800x is
I don't know where the 3800X fits into the Zen 2 stack because 3700X keeps up with the 3900X in single-thread performance and is only 1 to 2 fps slower in games so the 3800X doesn't make any sense unless it's faster than the 3900X which I dought but anything is possible.
@@Warhorse469 I think the 3800x has a higher TDP and will most likely hold its boost higher and for a longer amount of time. It might even have better overclocking ability
It's in my ass
Im i the only one stressed from the statement "let the processor do its thing"... 😕 So those beefy phases and vrms dont matter for 3k zen overclocking !?!
The X stands for Extreme, Every Board with its X570 Chipset is gona allow even the best CPU of its gen to work with them. Also those boards have unique features the B series lack in. The only real question about the boards is, what extra features do you want on em. Of course OC is a big factor too, but for those people who just gona overclock it with water and air dont have to worry about this. Its irrelevant.
@@suoyidl2654 so incredibly far from the truth. Some of these mobo's are junk, but you'd need to know more than "it's got X in the name" to know the difference.
Please explain how you made this test, all 570 has same cpu, ram, video card? did you let the stock frequency? I cant believe to this big difference between this mother boards, the aorus master can't be the last one, it's too strange....
Where is MSI X570-a pro or the entry boards?!
The MSI x570 Ace is $370. It is NOT entry.
The MSI x570 "Godlike" us $700.
Neither are entry. Both are "enthusiast" and above only.
@@Mezuzah87 a pro isn't the same as the ace
@@Mezuzah87 The MSI X570-a pro is an entry level board priced at around $160.
Taichi! Just got it... love it. What a good looking and well made motherboard.
I am thinking to buy it as well but have heard a lot of complaint about it's arrgb and polychrome sync software.
So one question real quick are u having any kind of problem regarding rgbs?
You can get a Wifi 6 card for $40 and a 10Gb LAN card for around $100. No sense in paying crazy prices for the rest. Just get a good VRM and connectivity options on a low/mid range board and slap these two items on it.
how the f can older motherboards outshine the new ones in gaming performance? somebody please tell me why that is happening.
Probably because X570 BIOS is newer and the older chipsets have BIOS that has been out longer and tweaked longer to squeeze out extra performance.
@@WiseSilverWolf thanks
Some local prices ( Taiwan ) of "budget" X570 mobos (2nd price is bundled price for buying together with any other component) 5% VAT included.all mobos with 4/5 years limited warranty:
Asus Prime -P US$160; US$152.5, TUF gaming plus(wifi) US$192; US$183. Gigabyte: gaming US$160; US$152.5. AORUS Elite US$192; US$183 .Gigabyte's perk :mycard 1000 point ( equivalent of US$32 value) MSI: gaming plus US$179;US$170 no perk. gaming edge wifi US$192;US$183 + perk: ML240L watercooling system. ASRock prices not available right now.
This video is almost 2 years old, but if you happen to see this, Why in your opinion why do you say the Asus Prime X570-Pro is more for workplace than gaming? For me the only 2 downsides I see on the board are No Wifi and No Bios Flashback. Which sucks because I have a full white build, but I don't have a 3000 series CPU to update the BIOS :(
I hope there is an option to disable those tiny chipset fans. I've had them on other boards and they make a very unpleasant whining sound and generally foul up sooner than larger fans. Disappointing that the Aorus extreme only has 6 sata ports.
Always been an MSI fan but Gigabyte has won me over now as the best boards, interested in the upcoming EVGA boards
Thanks man, youre chart definitely helps, this whole video actually been a great help. Now its decision time!
I purchased a meg ace board with a 3900x and gskill trident z neo 3600. stock shes hella fast. but when i overclock it, the benchmarks are dramatically improved. im not talking 1 or 2%. i'm talking more around 10 to 15% improvements on score. In some cases even higher. It seem's to me, the same board 10x all run different. and i noticed every time the machine is reformatted and installed windows it runs different. score may be better, scores maybe worse. as crazy as that sounds it's true. I been building these machines now for just over 25yrs now. Also I want to mention to everyone. take online benchmarks with a grain of salt, because I noticed real world (as i call them) benchmarks seem to be dramticaly different than what we see online. for instance. I play the division 2 in 1440p with all eye candy maxed out on a msi monitor with 144mhz freesync using a evga 980ti classified card getting 146fps, YET, online benchmarks show a 2080ti card in 1440p with all eyecandy maxed out getting 120/140fps. how can this be? It's been for many many yrs now I noticed online benchmarks were never and I mean ever matching real life benchmarks of my experience. my current cpuz score is 8781 points. online scores show a 3900x gets around mid 82 to 8300ish. so why so different? I just thought I would share with you all my experiences. as far as the boards go. I think if you want features. asus always packs them in. but if your looking for pure performance then msi always delivered for me. the x570 meg ace board is one hell of a board.
Recommendation, if you happen to do something like this again please only put the things you tested in the benchmark graphs. Those graphs were so convoluted with information that pertained to no one interested in this video on X570 motherboards. I don't care what a Z390 or X399 or B360 board scores at and all that extra makes it very hard to find the results I actually wanted to see.
I'm interested in your testing data but there seems to be some data missing. Like which CPU did you use for the Z390 tests? Which one did you use for the X570? Since these are different chipsets, you obviously used different CPUs. What about memory and drives? Did you use the same memory and drives across chipsets? I ask because the FPS differences in games between the Z390 and X570 chipsets are wildly different on the motherboards I'm interested in
Where I live the I only really have 2 options because anything else is way too marked up. Asrock Taichi or Aorus Ultra. Which one would you recommend?
i'm looking for my next upgrade using Ryzen 7 3700X motherboard. this will helps. great video, keep it up sir. from the Philippines
damn... I think I might buy the asrock taichi. looks really solid
did you get it? if yes: Heard about some issues with the chipset fan. Is it really that bad?
@@feschber no, not yet I still wait for the 3950x to release.
SLim Games oh i see ^^ you are the Nasa Computer kind of guy
I think with the x570 you should talk about their VRM parts and layouts for overclocking instead of how many m.2 and those obvious features.
Bro make a review video of MSI x570 Gaming Edge WiFi Motherboard pls
If I could have all those motherboards, I would sleep with them in my bed. All of them. At once.
Suggestion - The performance graphs at the end are way to cluttered with many other results that aren't relevant to this video. Limit the graphs to only the boards discussed here so it's easier for the viewer to compare them
asus tuf x570 plus wifi has pretty impressive results for a budget build
Seems like a great board to pair with r5 3600
The msi gaming pro is the cheapest in my country.. it's more like $180 for the board
I'm thinking about getting 3900x, and suddenly saw this TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) performing great. Would this mobo be okay with 3900x? Any idea about future problems I might face?
@@shishongthepuppy2185 docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1d9_E3h8bLp-TXr-0zTJFqqVxdCR9daIVNyMatydkpFA/htmlview?sle=true#gid=639584818
this is the ultimate guide from reddit still go for some mid tier board for the 3900x ...phases are low for tuf x570 +
18:11 Pretty disappointing seeing all the X570 boards getting their asses handed to them by Z390 boards and even B360 boards (budget boards) in gaming, heck even the X470 boards are holding their ground against the X570 boards.
Is there a chance for a good complete review of the entire rig for 3900X + Gigabyte X570 Aorus Xtreme?
I am trying to buy such a motherboard and processor, but I don't know how, for example, M.2 SSD to buy to fit under the heat sink on the motherboard.
The SSD doesnt sit under the heatsink. The heatsink cap is simply removed to place the Corsair SSD PCIe4.0 which has it's own attached heatsink.
@@unidoubt
I know that PCIe 4.0 has its own heat sink.
I don't need such a fast drive (at least for now), I'm satisfied Adata SX8200PRO, PNY XLR8 CS3030 or Corsair MP510.
I just asked a question for these drives.
@@PainIsntExist I see, then yes, if those don't have heatsinks, then they'll fit under the heatsink on the motherboard. cheers
Any idea why there's no Asus Strix ITX X570-I available on launch?
ASUS stated it's coming in August. Guess they just couldn't get it ready in time.
@@TheQuikMix Not a good sign of stability and the priority Asus has for Mini-ITX. I feel like Mini-ITX is being treated like the red headed step child.
@@WiseSilverWolf considering that there are no mATX mobos, I'd say that's probably not true. Gigabyte didn't have much stock, they sold out of their ITX in a matter of hours.
@@TheQuikMix What part isnt true that Mini-ITX and Mini-ATX boards arent stable or that their being treated like the red headed step child?
B550 auros master or x570 auros pro WiFi same price 269$ which one should I buy for 5 5600x
Dope review!
I just want to know which one is the best for the price...
Thanks for this! Everyone's focusing so much on the processors themselves it's cool to see the motherboards in action.
I dont see any action... What you actualy see is someone showing off with unboxing's and reading the product information
I can't make a decision between the MSI x570 Ace or the Asus VIII Hero. What would you suggest?
I have an Asrock X470 Taichi with a 2700X. Very stable, air cooled stock, works fine. I WAS aimed at a 570 board, but the reason to switch was mainly a middling bios (2.0). Otherwise it was fine. Today I updated the bios to 3.43 to buy myself some time before deciding on a new mb, as I think the 3700X looked great. But, surprise, the new Asrock bios is much better than the old ones. Cleaner, better organized, etc. It recognized the 3200 ram right off, got the timings right, and adjusted itself on first boot. So near term plan NOW is a cpu upgrade to a 3900X, no OC, wraith prism, and wait and see how the world shakes out.
I'm looking at a x570 taichi myself with a 3700x. Not seeing much of a performance gain between the 3700x and 3900x personally.
All these mighty manual overclocking features on these boards, while most reviewers are recommending PBO + Auto OC for Ryzen 3rd gen
I’m getting into pc gaming and I want the new ryzen 5 3600x but want a cheap board that doesn’t need a bios update and works right out of the box
Real enjoyed the comparison of AMD motherboards all with the same Chipset that I just purchased.
the 370 dollar MEG seems like the real winner here. Any idea when a new one will come out? waiting for the new intel and amd cpus to come out
Very useful set of benchmarks and motherboard overview. Thanks!
can you test the MSI x570-a pro?
apparently this motherboard beats most of the high end MB and able to offer the best single core performance.
Which one is better for you? MSI X570 Ace / Asus X570 Hero Wi-fi / Gigabyte X570 Master
I don't want to overthunk it. I said what I said. _Godlike_ for me. Nah... what it boils down to is the need to use my PC not just for gaming, but for watching/recording antenna TV for my favorite shows (WinTV QuadHD PCIe), gaming (RTX 2080 ti), capturing my gaming (Elgato HD60 Pro), and shoving in that 10Gb LAN card to take FULL advantage of my new internet service (oh, fkuck yeah!).
10:19 ATX board and X570 chipset for an HTPC?! Are you high?
People always find new ways to get accid into their blood stream
@3:17 "Sadly, there's not really any Micro ATX motherboards out there on the X570 platform..." Umm, the ASRock X570M Pro4 is one - but (because they don't send as much free hardware) their µATX "doesn't exist" and only the Taichi is in "The ULTIMATE AMD X570 Motherboard Roundup Review" while ASUS and Gigabyte have four models EACH.
Good Job, far too many reviewers underestimate the difference a good motherboard can make.
Please forgive my ignorance with this question. I have noticed several of these boards that don't seem to have any video output at all. I assume that's because the mfg assumes you will be using a graphics card and therefore simply opted to save room/space and not include HDMI/Display Port/etc?
At this kind of price-point if you wanted integrated you'd likely go for an older chipset.. as AMD is still making some of them.
3900x w/ Asrock x570 Taichi and hopefully 2x16gb 3600mhz cl16 ram...Looks like I gotta wait for least another month before I can pull the trigger though...great video btw!
taichi is T-topology, so 4 sticks of ram is better. If you want only two sticks go for other board.
@@SoulScience11 Is there any considerable perfomance loss if you only use 2 sticks in a t-topology mobo?
@@HarryPowerColt i did not check it by myself, but from what i heard from some tech sites it's better.
WTH with the TUF x570 plus being SO high up on a lot of the performance. It's a reasonably priced board! Sounds too good to be true, makes me wonder if some of the controversy about ssd review models being different from later versions released to consumers is true for a lot more tech products.
19:10 Not one single OC review of the 7-800$ motherboards with a 3900x because the processor is not overclockable more then 3-5%. All youtubers are thirsty for views, at least in this video he is honest telling you not needing a top end motherboard.
I wonder if X570 is hotter than Intel's old X58 chipset? That X58 chipset would practically burn my skin at 200 BCLK and my 6-core Xeon CPU's at or over 4Ghz. My old Asus Rampage III Extreme (new was a $400 board) needed active cooling over the chipset as well. X570 seems that it only needs active cooling during certain taks, such as during high PCIe 4.0 transfer loads, but it doesn't need it during normal idle times or even during gaming for that matter...
OLD: MSI Z390 GODLIKE x INTEL i9900K @5.1 GHz
NEW: MSI X570 GODLIKE x AMD 3950X @?.? GHz
4.5ghz ?
It doesnt make any sense that the Aorus Master is so much slower. You must have messed up something. The TomsHardware review comparing all the ~350USD boards has different results.
eTeknix 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?
I am having problems choosing a motherboard for ryzen 9 3900x what is the best rgb MD for it that is backwards compatible with other like 3700x and so on?
Wowsers I'm rather impressed by the performance from the Asrock Taichi X570. it was near the top of all the charts, but at the cost of using the most power consumption. But I'm personally okay with that. I like the design of the board and the performance is great. I might be switching from only using Asus boards to find out what Asrock feels like
This may be late but what board would be great for Content Creation and Gaming, looking to buy zen 3
So this charts mean that asus x570 prime pro is relatively the best?
As he said in the video, it doesnt matter.
It's SO tedious to find a certain motherboard in a video if no index is given in either the video's description (or the video itself) 😠
Why is the ASUS PRIME X570-Pro scoring higher or the same as the ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E?
Probably because X570 BIOS is newer and the older chipsets have BIOS that has been out longer and tweaked longer to squeeze out extra performance.
Because the Strix series is not worth it... You have to go to the Asus Hero and strip everything good about it away... step for step until its dark... or prime white
Question, I want to buy a 3900X
Would the
ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus be enough, or should I make the jump to the 300$+ boards? I'm not sure if the gain is worth it.
I'm looking for a decent Mobo up to $200 since if I went for a more expensive one, I will have to pay 60% over its original price for import fees. The CPU will be 3900x.
I think if you want x570 the tuff gameing might be the best bet for the lower price point... and even beating a lot of more expensive ones really.
But if money is a concern, as I understand the only thing you REALLY get from x570 is PCIE-4, and you most likely dont need that. So you might get a good deal on some good x470 or maybe even lower.
@@Krydolph Yep, my concern about money are those imports fees they charge for anything above $200 that you buy overseas. I'm buying locally my CPU next week for $715 (us dollars). What? You want to know which one it is? Well, the 3900x... Expensive right?
@@Krydolph By the way, I do 3D, video editing and graphic design, with just some casual gaming, so gaming is not my worries at all.
@@luisangelini2220 You already told in first comment it was 3900x ;) But yeah sounds expensive.
But as I said, either the asus tuff gameing board, I think that is 200 right?
OR, find a good 470 board. Even though navi cards are PCIE4 they dont even get close to using it, 3 is more than enough. other usecase is if you want extra fast storage.
I will be honest, if I do end upgrading I will 90% sure get a 570 board... But it is against my sound judgement - it has nothing to do with being smart or needing, and everything to do with hype and "wanting the newest"
@@Krydolph Haha indeed I did, my bad. Yes I saw that TUF as well as the Aorus Elite, both $199 and I will probably get one of those two.
I'm not buying any motherboard with a fan, I've been screwed by them before.
braddeicide so you’re not a big fan then?
@@SpicyBacon not even a little fan
Interested in the Gigabyte mITX, but x470 only had one m.2 available at full speed. Using two m.2 would make GPU PCI drop to 8x... does the x570 fix this?
I believe so as one works from the cpu and the other from the chipset.
would love to see a noise benchmark
please re-do these benchmarks after BIOSes are confirmed updated and fixed to allow proper overclocking. it's been confirmed currently there is a bug limiting boost clocks. I expect after that's fixed to see diverging results based off different VRM quality
Your mum is still louder...
My gosh, you really need to highlight the products you are making a video about in the performance charts. Going trough like 50 different motherboards to try and find every x570 board on each chart is a pain. Please change this in the future and highlight them in the charts! @Eteknix
for the X570 boards with a Ryzen 9 5900x which one do you recommend between the
Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero
and the
Gigabyte X570 AORUS Master
Excellent breakdown. Better than most on youtube.
Ty for doing this sir, exactly what I was looking for.
Glad it helped :)
I'm looking forward to build a new pc. Would you recommend the x570 taichi over the asus rog strix e gaming
why asus amd boards don't have power / reset buttons?
I need to upgrade my system for 4k video editing. I don't game. I am eyeballing a few new MOBO, maybe the Gigabyte x570 aorus master as it seems right up there in specs and mid range price. Looking at the 7 3800 cpu? I am trying to figure this all out as most CPU builders and reviews are all based on gaming. I am open to suggests for a good, somewhat future proof editing system. My system was built about 5 years ago.
Both are overpriced. 3700x and x570 prime p or tuf
Great Video! Thanks for the in depth review! However, I would like to get a review on bios and software functionality. Could you make a video comparing these areas across all the motherboards? I ask because I currently have a Gigabyte Aorus motherboard, which looks aesthetically appealing, but the bios is somewhat of a pain to navigate and getting its LED software to work, properly, was a huge headache. I'm leaning heavy to the MSI Godlike for its decent LEDs setup, Customizable screen, and normally great BIOS, but that Gigabyte Aorus XTREME has me on the fence with its fresh look, nice LEDs scheme, and horizontal connectivity options. Just want to know if that bios/ LED software is not gonna bite me in the ass again, haha.
Bios wise, I love asus personally but one of our writers swears by gigabyte and can’t stand the asus bios. It’s really a personal preference.
going to get 3700x and asus tuf x570 wifi
X570 auros pro WiFi or Asus rog strix X570-E for ryzen 5 5600x
I feel a bit worried about those onboard fans, if they fail there's not replacement, also is another thing that can get filled with dust.
I think I'm going get stick with my current B450.
I've got a Ryzen 5 3600 in the post, with a TUF X570. I plan is to upgrade the cpu when the Ryzen 4000 series comes out, which is why I went with a 570 board and kind of skimped on the cpu.
I'm feeling pretty good with the TUF decision though, it being the cheapest board here, and holding its own with the more expensive ones, even if the differences between the boards is generally fairly minimal..
I saw some MSI X570s for cheaper but apparently their vrms are dodgy out, so I avoided them. I was looking for usb type C, good audio, and good vrms and the TUF was just about in my price range.
Yes tuf can handle 4000 serie 12/16 cores
Why you don't show ports on some motherboard ?
You should not have included ANYTHING other that x570, in the X570 roundup. Confusing to see and irrelevant in an x570 roundup - geddit?