Thanks for the comment and welcome to the channel, this is part one of a series in which this product is reviewed, will have my final thoughts once the build is completed, more then invited to stick around :)
I got the same board. Seems to be working out really well with the 3600X I bought. This is really an unboxing video, but you did a decent job talking about the features. Will be interested to see how you like it once it's all set up and running.
No information on the VRM or the Asus x570 line-up, no comparison to the other ~200$ x570 boards, no feature review, no mention of the fact that Asus are by far the slowest to update their BIOSes, no information on the unsafe VDDCR voltage that the board defaults too...gee "great" "review"
Thank you for the comment Boris, I'm still working on building the computer and that's why there hasn't been an updated video for this, I know i'm not the best in hardware PC reviews but I did want to share my 2 cents regarding my experiences with buying this... I did make note of your suggestions and will talk about them on my future video though so I appreciate the comment heavily!
Can you please post a picture from the back of this motherboard? I am thinking of buying this one and I want to watercool the chipset, so I need to know how the chipset radiator is fixed. If you could measure the distance between the mounting points it would be awesome.
I wish to know does the onboard VGA work? I’m using a Ryzen 3rd gen 3800x and I don’t see a signal showing on my monitor. Which is wired to a HDMI port! Please assist if you got the onboard vga to work!
I over clocked my ryzen 7 3700x and now i cant get it to downclock at idle.. Amd cool and quiet doesnt exist in my TUF X570 plus wifi board. I changed my power plan in windows to 5% minimum on the cpu but it still sits @ 4.3ghz even @ idle. Anyone have any ideas?
Yes it does. All x570 boards do support Ryzen 3000 chips. The x570 TUF in particular is a very good choice since it has all the basics and a very, very good VRM (the same as that on their x570-E 330$ board - 4 phase v-core VRM with 3 stages per phase which is insane) setup that would support a 3900x and 3950x . The question is - do you need an x570 board? You can get a more feature-rich x470 motherboard for less cash if you don't care about the PCIe-4 support. If you are adamant on grabbing an x570 board - you might look into the x570 aorus elite (same price-point) - the pros it has above the Asus TUF one are: - BIOS flashback (in case some flash goes terribly terribly wrong) - Better BIOS support in general (Gigabyte did a great job this generation in adhering to the spec from AMD) The con are the worse VRMs though - they aren't as good as the TUF ones.
Thank you very much Roger! got a lot of hate on this one (see the dislikes). did here the stuff I told you during our private chat a while ago so the views are a blast.
Thanks for the comment Giacomo and welcome to the channel, this is part one of a series in which this product is reviewed, will have my final thoughts once the build is completed, more then invited to stick around :)
Hey bud, thanks for the comment and welcome to the channel. If you are planning on actually using WiFi, I would definitely get the WiFi version I got a strong and stable connection the entire time while using it, however I am close to the router (same room). I invite you to subscribe to the channel so you can stick with me on my new gadget reviews.
Só esqueceram de dizer da cagada que a Asus fez ao colocar o ventilador do chipset numa posição onde ao inserir a placa de video ela fecha a entrada de ar do ventilador e o seu chipset queima por motivo de alta temperatura 😂 por isso nunca comprei Asus na minha vida, pois você sempre descobre uma cagada deles
this is not a review.
Thanks for the comment and welcome to the channel, this is part one of a series in which this product is reviewed, will have my final thoughts once the build is completed, more then invited to stick around :)
I think that you should add "part 1" to the title or "P1" or "E1" to avoid confusion
Congratulations on 2k subs! Great mobo choice
I got the same board. Seems to be working out really well with the 3600X I bought. This is really an unboxing video, but you did a decent job talking about the features. Will be interested to see how you like it once it's all set up and running.
Thanks, will definitely update :)
does it have HDMI and DP ?
@@draculadawgge I don't use them but yes it one of each.
If this is part of a series of videos, you should name it accordingly to avoid confusions. I get that you want people to see it but ...........
do we get a new BIOS for AM4 (2024 Ryzen 9 5900XT und Ryzen 7 5800XT) ?
Congrats on your new build, but this board supports 128GB or memory I am going to build my pc with this board with Ryzen 7 3700x very soon
Thanks, it seems like the box I have has made a mistake as it clearly says 64, but it's good to know I can pump it up to 128gb :)
Is this enough and can it be ugradable ?Any other better option?
No information on the VRM or the Asus x570 line-up, no comparison to the other ~200$ x570 boards, no feature review, no mention of the fact that Asus are by far the slowest to update their BIOSes, no information on the unsafe VDDCR voltage that the board defaults too...gee "great" "review"
Thank you for the comment Boris, I'm still working on building the computer and that's why there hasn't been an updated video for this, I know i'm not the best in hardware PC reviews but I did want to share my 2 cents regarding my experiences with buying this... I did make note of your suggestions and will talk about them on my future video though so I appreciate the comment heavily!
Boris. What budget x570 board would you suggest for a basic 3900x build that will be used for Adobe creative suite (no much gaming)
Can you please post a picture from the back of this motherboard? I am thinking of buying this one and I want to watercool the chipset, so I need to know how the chipset radiator is fixed. If you could measure the distance between the mounting points it would be awesome.
Military Grade means they use Through Hole mounting of components as opposed to Surface Mounting, which is Good.
Thanks for elaborating on that, really appreciate it!
Hope you subscribe so I can see you on my future videos.
It supports 128 GB of Ram not just 64 GB . I have the same board without the wifi though and it supports up to 128 GB of RAM.
@Liam Brennan animators or content creators
not a review. you should talk about thermal performance etc after testing them.
תגיד אתה מוכר חלק מהמוצרים שאתה מציג?
Great video, AMD is a good choice, maybe we we'll see The new Ryzen on your channel
Yes yes yes 2k subscribers yaaaaa
NOT a review, this is an UNBOXING.
I love my Asus computer whoop whoop
Oh wow! thanks for the comment Val!
I wish to know does the onboard VGA work? I’m using a Ryzen 3rd gen 3800x and I don’t see a signal showing on my monitor. Which is wired to a HDMI port!
Please assist if you got the onboard vga to work!
The place where the CPU goes in is called a socket dude
I over clocked my ryzen 7 3700x and now i cant get it to downclock at
idle.. Amd cool and quiet doesnt exist in my TUF X570 plus wifi board.
I changed my power plan in windows to 5% minimum on the cpu but it
still sits @ 4.3ghz even @ idle. Anyone have any ideas?
Can you remove that back plastic connector cover?
Can Ethernet cable be connected with this?
Whats with r man?
If you are even half serious about gameing you should rather use a cable for your network instead of wifi
does it support ryzen 7 3800x please help
Yes it does. All x570 boards do support Ryzen 3000 chips.
The x570 TUF in particular is a very good choice since it has all the basics and a very, very good VRM (the same as that on their x570-E 330$ board - 4 phase v-core VRM with 3 stages per phase which is insane) setup that would support a 3900x and 3950x .
The question is - do you need an x570 board? You can get a more feature-rich x470 motherboard for less cash if you don't care about the PCIe-4 support.
If you are adamant on grabbing an x570 board - you might look into the x570 aorus elite (same price-point) - the pros it has above the Asus TUF one are:
- BIOS flashback (in case some flash goes terribly terribly wrong)
- Better BIOS support in general (Gigabyte did a great job this generation in adhering to the spec from AMD)
The con are the worse VRMs though - they aren't as good as the TUF ones.
גאוה אתה צביקה ❤️
How is the realtek lan?
64 gb ram ? No can work up 128 gb ? Really? Check box
That's a good question, labels on the box mention 64gb while other reviewers are saying 128gb...
@@RotorDeal the website itself says 128gb. Hmmm..
אחי, אין על המבטא הישראלי שלך. :)
very nice review my friend
Thank you very much Roger! got a lot of hate on this one (see the dislikes). did here the stuff I told you during our private chat a while ago so the views are a blast.
you look like danny larusso from cobra kai
This ain't a review....get serious with the headline.
This is not a review, it's not even a proper unbox...
Thanks for the comment Giacomo and welcome to the channel, this is part one of a series in which this product is reviewed, will have my final thoughts once the build is completed, more then invited to stick around :)
נכון אתה ישראלי?
This is (a bad way of)unboxing, not a review!
I like it, except for the Realtek NIC.
✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
anyone know how good the wifi is with this thing? not sure if i should get it with wifi or without
Hey bud, thanks for the comment and welcome to the channel.
If you are planning on actually using WiFi, I would definitely get the WiFi version I got a strong and stable connection the entire time while using it, however I am close to the router (same room). I invite you to subscribe to the channel so you can stick with me on my new gadget reviews.
Guys, what choose between asus tuf x 570 wifi and asus x 470 pro?
x570 just already comes loaded with bios setup for the AM4
ordered
צביקה ראשון😃
How do you get the motherboard to cut on there no power button wtf is this shit
Tá na cara que vc é brasileiro.
how is this a review
I like the blue tooth built-in.
אחלה אחי
Só esqueceram de dizer da cagada que a Asus fez ao colocar o ventilador do chipset numa posição onde ao inserir a placa de video ela fecha a entrada de ar do ventilador e o seu chipset queima por motivo de alta temperatura 😂 por isso nunca comprei Asus na minha vida, pois você sempre descobre uma cagada deles