Who Makes The BEST AM4 Creator Motherboard | ASUS ProArt vs Gigabyte Aero G
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- As a creator, which is the better motherboard for you - Asus X570 ProArt Creator WiFi or Gigabyte X570s Aero G? Let's compare them two and find out!
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0:00 Asus vs Gigabyte Creator Motherboard
0:27 Price
0:53 Similarities
1:19 RGB Connectors
1:41 PWM Connectors
1:58 PCIe Slots
2:15 m.2 Slots
3:34 WiFi & Bluetooth
4:11 USB Front Panel Connectors
5:09 IO (Inputs & outputs)
7:13 Thunderbolt 4 vs VisionLink
8:57 LAN/Ethernet Ports 10g vs 2.5g
10:03 Design - White vs Black
10:54 Which one would I choose?
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Which one do you think is better? 🤔
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Primarily the deciding factor for me will be the NAS enabled version vs extra Pcie 4 slot ... So ASus for me :-)
For editors of longer formats ...NAS becomes necesary as typical episodic footage dump is more than 6tb
asus, i need minimum 10gbe nic in my network for my servers
Honestly I think the ProArt deserves our support (with our wallets) by including *real* Thunderbolt 4 - which is so depressingly rare not only on PCs in general, but especially on AMD platforms. Thunderbolt is just *so* much more capable and well-engineered compared to USB, we as consumers should teach PC brands that it's *not* ok to save the $2 in licensing fees - just give us real Thunderbolt, we *do* know the difference!
I was literally waiting for this video. Exact title is what I searched just yesterday and nothing came up... Thank you so much brother!
Haha, that's crazy!
Same. I even commented about it in another video but obviously he had to be working on it.
Thank you for taking the time to create this excellent comparison video. Well done, it's to the point and very well explained and presented! Cheers!
I appreciate your comment!
I just bought the Asus Proart. I wanted the gigabyte but delivery was taking out into late November early December. My Asus board arrives in two days. I'm so excited. I wish there was a white variant.
I got the Aero G but that's because I didn't have any other option except some cheaper boards when I built my NZXT BLD PC. I saw the Aero G and fell in love with how sexy it was and how much better built it looked than the older x570 boards like the Asus Tuf or the Aorus Elite. You can't go wrong with either. They both have a unique look and they both have a ton of great features especially all the m.2 slots. I'm just glad we finally got some quality x570 boards and finally passively cooled. I always felt like the z590's looked and felt so much better in the hands and now AMD has finally caught up. The Aero G also does a great job of playing nicely with my tforce 4000mhz DDR4/Ryzen 7 5800x.
Wassss literally a day ago was comparing these EXACT Sameeee mobos on amazon after ur personal reviews on em
Thnx for the comparison 👍
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I just purchased the ProArt and love it with my 5900x. TB4 & 10gb LAN will future proof the system
I like both manufacturers... A lot of time it comes down to price and features. Right now I am running the Asus Strix Z690-A. The only manufacturer I usually stay away from MSI, I've had previous issues with a couple of their boards. I like ASRock too, had a Tai Chi that I liked a lot and they have a lot of good budget options... but usually it's either Gigabyte or Asus either one is good.
Wauw, this podcast comes right on time, I'm collecting hardware to build a new system, and these 2 mobo's are in my wanted list. The Gigabyte is able to run M2 SSDs in RAID? Which can double your SSD speed, the other has Thunderbolt They have both plus and minors, for me, working with music DAW, speed is very important, when rendering songs. It takes a lot of system resources to run these smoothly. If you have songs with 100+ tracks in it, without buses. That's heavy stuff. 😁
For audio stuff, I think there's no contest. It has to be the Asus ProArt board. Having thunderbolt is a biiiig plus because of thunderbolt audio devices, but the extra ethernet port is also really good for, as you said, NAS stuff, but especially audio over network like Dante or AVB. Having a completely free ethernet port will make sure you get the least amount of interference on that front.
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bought both and ended up going with the Asus board. the 10GBE feature was why I went with Asus. I saved that same amount of money from not buying the 10GBE NIC for the system for a cleaner look. the Asus looks really clean and adds a little contrast to my white PC build
I went with the Gigabyte (times two) a few weeks ago for my wife and I on Ryzen 9 5950x builds.
Before, I always went with ASUS for 25+ years. No longer! *The Gigabyte is fantastically AWESOME*
May I know where did you feel the difference mostly
@@abhishikthvutukuri the general layout, specifically no motherboard fan, the placement of fan headers and USB headers, and the quantity of each
I don’t need 10Gb as I don’t have a SAN/NAS drive unit; personally I’d rather have the internal storage that doesn’t need separate power and connection cables
Should I have a backup unit, yes, but between 1Tb OneDrive, 2Tb iCloud, 2 or maybe 10 now Tb GDrive, all shared with family (and we back up sensitive data on smaller drives we can keep here or at other family members homes for offsite backup without putting personal data online) I don’t see the need
Prices are coming down on nvme drives, and this board will run 3 at 4x4 speed (some restrictions apply with what else is connected)
the two USB2 ports for mouse and keyboard that don’t need to waste a USB3 port
And the number one thing for me, because I’ve bricked ASUS boards before; the Gigabyte came ready for my 5950x. I’m not going to change my CPU or RAM so I pretty much never have to risk a BIOS update.
And speaking of the BIOS, the one on this Gigabyte is really nice and easy to make necessary changes
EDIT UPDATE: non technical, the white is incredible when reflecting what little RGB I have in each machine. I’m set up blue and my wife is red. At night, without the brightness of the sunshine, each case has the cool glow on the motherboard that shows through the tempered glass quite nicely.
I learned two things in this build: 1) my diehard dedication to ASUS was misplaced, there are other great boards out there to be had, 2) Fractal will be getting most of my case, PSU, cooling, etc business in the future. The warp speed at which they handled the fan header board issue, getting me two replacement boards in just four days; top-notch customer service and I will reward that by spending money with them.
I ordered the Asus because of the fact that on an older build with a Gigabyte Board my supermicro 25Gig cards did not work and the Gigabyte support was poor.
What has to be mentioned with the Asus: The PCIexpress Lanes and bandwidt limitations of the X570 Chipset will make it unlikely to have full bandwidth on both Thunderbold ports.
Also Asus is not publishing a block diagram für this board. So it will take a lot time to find the best combination of used and unused (usb)ports / PCIe slots / and m2s.
I went with a Gigabyte Vison/Aero build in a white Lian Li Dynamic Evo build. I have an Asus Crosshair Viii build (5950x, 3080ti, 64gigs etc) & this Gigabyte board has surprised me in a positive way.
you can game or no
I'd go for the gigabyte because of the 4 M.2 slots and USB 3.1 ports.
I too. I think is better than asus
Another great video. What makes a board a creator board? Why not use a Gaming board?
Already waiting on the ProArt
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Great video!! This is my problem!! I am stuck on these 2 boards!! Question I have if anyone can help.
Question. By using a thunderbolt 4 docking station, will all download and upload speeds be faster? Usb thumb drives, external hard drives? Or does the connected device have to be thunderbolt 4 ready?
2 question. I have heard alot of complaints on the aero g not being compatible with corsair icue software, unable to read the 3rd dim slot. Is this problem solved?
Question 3. I want to add some hdd drives using sata connectors. Which m.2 slots will I not be able to use on the 2 motherboards?
I use my computers mainly for music production so the Asus wins, I have just bought the B550 for now and if all goes well I will upgrade my main musicstation system with the X570 board. Its not just thunderbolt I wanted its the backward compatibility with firewire that also interests me and whether it will work with my "old gear".
I am not a computer person, but I've been upgrading everything on my current computer. I have a Gigabyte AM3+ motherboard now but I want to upgrade the CPU and ram to DDR4. I have the GA-78LMT-USB3 board. Yes, very old, but I've added a new cooling fan and a GeForce GT 1030 graphics card. I'm a graphic designer and use Premiere Pro, Photoshop, and Illustrator all the time. Would a B550 board be sufficient?
What do you think of Gigabyte B550 Vision D vs Ggbyte Aero G - which one would you recommend a better investment? cheers
Which board has the better BIOD interface? I prefer GigaByte, but only because I’ve had them in the past.
Wi-fi is a dead issue .....real pros use a ethernet line as it's more reliable than wi-fi......
I like the white! It goes with my white HYTE case.
What is the best am4 white motherboard. better if they have m.2 heatsinks already with thermal pads.
The Asus capture screws are a pain. You used to be able to guide the cover back on by just dropping it down back on by aiming it back on with the screw hole. You can't see the hole when you try to put then cover back on with the capture screw in it! You have to many times take your GPU is out and bend down and look in from the side to watch the screw hit the hole. I'd rather keep an eye out for the screws and not lose them. When you make your list, you need to make sure your plusses are really plusses. Just label them differences.
And it's usually never a contest between Asus and Gigabyte :)
I'd prefer the Asus but there's now £100 difference, so I'm gonna go with the Gigabyte.
I got my ProArt a week or two back !
The question you should be asking is which one can you actually get your hands on? Also from personal experience the Gigabyte mobo software apps suk ballz. Far too prone to glitches and crashes and if you run into the problem I had you will find it difficult to remove as you curse from the constant BSODs. I have no opinion on the ASUS boards. I haven't had an ASUS since my 2700k sandybridge.
I avoid Asus after getting a New defective board and they sent a dead replacement with some of the capacitors bent over; when I called they did not seem knowledgeable and said they could not find a good replacement of my defective board and they would have to send a different model#, then the next replacement with a different model # had stuff missing; No book, backplate or CD. I am typing this on a 12 year old system with a Gigabyte motherboard in it.
At some point, Asus ProArt became a premium brand in the PC world. What do I think? I think the ProArt is better but it's a LOT more expensive! I have a Lian Li 011-Dynamic (empty one) so if I can afford it, I'd go for good looking components!
Are any of these 2 Motherboards better than GIGABYTE X570 AORUS Master ? and why?
There is also the ASRock x570 Creator motherboard.
does the Asus x570 proart creator have pbo? I like the feature of the proart c but curious if it will allow for any oc on a 5900x. Wanting to enhance single core workflow when sim'ing x-particles in C4D.
yes, it does :)
Had to RMA the ProArt as it was dead on arrival. If you look at alot of the reviews on newegg etc. you can see alot of people are having issues with this board and have had to return them. This is my first RMA experiece with Asus and it has been a nigtmare. They tell me they have no more ProArts in stock and are trying to offer me boards with less features. Just my two cents but I think Asus is having some real quality control issues and their customer service / RMA support is horrible..
Nice video.
Gigabite builds very good motherboards, bought an asus z390 prime motherboard 2 years ago and I had a memory problem, its okay today? . my computer today is Z690 AORUS PRO DDR5,16 + 1 + 2 Direct Digital VRM Design with 90A Power Stage * and Tantalum Polymer Capacitor :) - 12900k (v12 Torbo :) Gigabite is a rock solid builds in motherboards I like what asus is doing today, Competition is necessary for us. Thank you for the video .
I have the Aero G, love it.
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Great timing! I’m building a computer for my kid who is in 3D animation. I was comparing those two and still hesitating due to M2 slots configuration. What is best if you eventually go with 3M2 - with Gigabyte loosing 3rd PCIe 4x slot and still have 2 PCIe 8x or with Asus, keeping the 3rd PCI 4x but having PCIe 8x and 2d 4x instead 8x? Thank’s
I'd go with Asus since the 10gbe is a killer feature.
Lately Asus has been slacking down yet there are other motherboards manufacturers to consider with exceptional great features dont get stoked on brand .....brand in nothing....look for features that scream out to you...that make it superb....
Personally theres no such thing as the best reator Motherboard.....that doesnt exist.....because if it did we wouldn't be able to afford in reality.....the best way to do this is to build a pc based on your needs and expectations and like many youll get a build that is much better than these creator boards that are out there ...personally these creator boards arent worth it ...if your computer savvy and have money saved away you can build simething better than those ...
Asus Proart Z 690 creator is quite costly. But it has 10 gb internet lane + thunderbolt 4 port. Which itself costs about 150 bucks.
Please review the GIGABYTE X670E Aero D
currently x570 proart cost wopping 800 in my country and 670e is 600 :D its never wort it buying older tech for more than new tech
Well, you still can put TB4 (thunderbolt) card into gigabyte since there's TB header
I will also note that it's kind of frustrating that Asus doesn't have a white x570 board they do have a b550 board but in my opinion it's lacking and even the z590 the White mobile still kind of lacks a little white in it unlike the gigabyte board
I got the gigabyte board myself. I found both by looking for a replacement for my aorus x570 ultra. Both were appealing, both had great specs, but the gigabyte board was white. I was looking for that, and the asus board was much more expensive than the x570 ultra I was trying to replace. So I went with the gigabyte mainly because It was a display model I found and I got it at a great price. The gigabyte board has one HUGE HUGE HUGE flaw. A lot of aftermarket coolers will not work with it. The bracket facing the back side of the mainboard will be obstructed by the heatsink there. It makes mounting a LOT of aftermarket coolers impossible without modification. In which you have two routes to go, modify the cooler bracket, or remove the heatsink and trim its edge back. Neither are ideal. I wanted to remove an aging ek-pump and cooling system. It was an aluminum setup designed for the vega 64 gpu that I just use for my cpu. Its been going for 5 years now. I tried a scyth, a noctua, and dark rock cpu cooler. All of which, the brackets would not mount flat. SO I am back with the ek setup, wondering if I should trim the heatsink or not. -.-
I just assembled a build using the aero g today. Using the wimpy stock cooler right now but planning to upgrade, so thanks for the tip.
@@VMC_Boy also another tip. A plastic spider. Keep one handy. It's extremely difficult to release the gpu lock because of how close it is to the slot1 nvme heatsink.
Hi! I would really appreciate when you include euros in your Price overlays, I think it would be really appreciated by all Euro countries, and it's not very time consuming.
I prefer the Asus Board: M more modern, better Bios and features.
I would love a build with the Asus MB and the noctua rtx 3070!
Thanks for your Videos, keep it up!
So if you're looking for a true creator board I eat productivity the most logical senses to go with the Asus it's also future-proofing itself with the 10 gig lan. Gigabyte seems more like a board for an aesthetic design to be shown off and while it does have one extra m.2 support at the end of the day you can easily grab an m.2 adapter and have three or four more and that too drives on top of it so that's really a non-issue those boards are also pretty cheap too. I still feel that gigabyte has some quality control issues before I buy another product from them so until our customer service and until they can get some better QC under their name in staying away
Typically Gigabyte offers better VRM staging over ASUS and when you compare the B550 variants of these boards that's certainly the case there. In fact the ASUS is technically a 4+2 phase VRM which on paper is not great but ASUS is super good at managing these types of setups. If you're an over clocker, the gigabyte would probably be the way to go. But as Tech Notice pointed out in the past, the time you spend overclocking doesn't pay off enough in real world situations.
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$229 for Gigabyte x570 Aero on sale at Newegg - nice
Can someone explain to me the point of plugging the DP into the motherboard and then the thunderbolt 4 to the monitor? Why not simply plug the DP directly into the monitor? I can't find any information about that.
Thank
Thunderbolt 4 has power delivery, data transfer as well as display signal capabilities. Imagine plugging one cable to your monitor for power and data, and using ports on monitor for mouse, keyboard etc and still charging your phone /tablet/laptop from monitor!
I picked the Asus board because I needed thunderbolt to run two 4k TB3 only monitors (the Asus board looks better too imo)
The 4 m.2 slots and white for my build made me buy the Gigabyte. I've also had better luck with Gigabyte's boards with reliability and general issues. The two Asus boards I've owned both had some weird issues at times and a friend has an Asus board that constantly has strange issues. Whereas I have had about 5 Gigabyte boards over the years and they have all been rock solid.
funny you say that as ive been using asus boards no issues i got the aero g and ive had so many issues sent in for RMA as i keep getting ram errors or every now and than my bios settings get reset super irritating
@@marcoshernanddez8307 damn that suck. Conversely, I have an Asus z370 motherboard that kept changing my default boot device. It was super annoying to hit the power button and come back later to it telling me I had no boot device.
@@Toutvids yea i think all boards have bad issues it depends on your luck they sent me a new one the previous one must of been defective or something
I've bought 2 Asus and 4 Gigabyte so far. They are my two fave mobo brands overall. You really have to own them and test every bios feature before you learn the limitations. Never felt the need to try the others, only ever had minor irritations.
I will probably take the ASUS as my soundcard has a Thunderbolt 2 port. I guess it will works, right ? :)
Very good.
i'm a fan of the proart art deco style, preferably the b550, but no doubt asus and gigabyte outsourced the design of their latest creator offerings to the same third party design team.
haha :)
hello please review asus rog crosshair viii extreme and give us details
I've had the best experience with gigabyte. Asus I've bought and used twice and they died within a year or 2. Gigabyte in my experience have lasted forever. Right now ASUS has the motherboard with all the features I need, but I'm afraid to buy it because of longevity. 10g etherenet and lightning bolt for AMD chipsets.
Honestly, I think that for me the X57s Aero G is the better deal.
I don't have neither a NAS nor wired 10 Gb network. So that difference to me is to me just irrelevant. I suspect that goes for most people.
The four PCIe 4.0 drive ports that the Aero offers gives it a big plus vs the ProArt . You put emphasis on the fact that you would have to spend about a hundred pounds to buy an 10 Gb network card to get the equivalent network speed on the Aero as you get in the ProArt. Then you just shrug off, more or less in passing, that you will have to pay extra money on the ASUS to get the same amount of PCIe 4.0 ports as you get in the Aero. I just did a quick google and most of the expansion cards I have found are PCIe 3.0 and not 4.0. Those I found that do support PCIe 4.0 often end up costing from seventy-eighty pounds and up. And that's prices a year after you did this review. That should also be taken onto account just as much as the network speed and lessens the theoretical price advantage of the ASUS. But I guess you just got a little over focused on your personal use case. That happens for all of us. I actually need three separate PCIe drives to organize stuff the way I want to. The faster the better. So for my use case😀 it is a no brainer.
That brings me over to the WIFI 6 vs 6E. That is an issue that just is of academic value for most of us. My WIFI network isn't even WIFI 6. That also goes for most of us. So even WIFI 6 is kind of irrelevant. I do have fiber but my WIFI is what is in the fiber modem the network provider used to terminate the fiber connection. I have contemplated to upgrade to a mesh system and what I found out is that to get a WIFI 6 mesh I would have to spend about 200 pounds on a mesh system. If I wanted WIFI 6E I would have to spend from four hundred and fifty pounds upwards to way over a thousand pounds for a fairly reliable mesh system. That is way too expensive for most people and is simply not going to happen until that technology comes down in price in some years. In the meantime that difference is just theoretical and totally irrelevant. And with the revision 1.1 of the Aero. Well, it's got WIFI 6E too. There is no WIFI speed difference anymore. Even in theory.
When it comes to the difference in color and looks I couldn't care less. Yes, I think the Aero is way more pleasing to the eye. I think it's beautiful. Still any motherboard I get is going to live inside a closed Fractal Define 7 case, with metal lids. The only time I get to look at it is when I have to do work inside the case. Which ideally shouldn't need to happen. Except for the occasional vacuuming to keep dust off components. So for that they can look like trash for all I care, as long as they are reliable and work to spec.
The lack of true Thunderbolt is not an issue for me, as I do not have any Thunderbolt drives. For normal backup use an USB 3.2 10 Gb port gives the same performance as a 10 Gb lan does. That and powering power hungry units, and being able to daisy chain them, and run video to screens, are the only use cases I see where Thunderbolt wins. None of them are relevant for me.
I recently got a Samsung G9 49" screen, and by golly, it only had ordinary HDMI, DP and USB ports. No Thunderbolt. Mostly I regard Thunderbolt as marketing hype. "Apple uses it so it must be the best, right?" Apple needed to simplify their portables when it came to ports, so they went to Intel and asked if they could make an all in one, charging, transport and video port standard for them. Intel said "Of course! As long as we can make it proprietary and make money of the licenses and not free like USB". Apple has always loved proprietary solutions so they agreed with a big grin.
All in all, those were the factors that made me order the X570s Aero G as a replacement for my ten year old ASUS P8Z77-V DELUXE, Socket-1155. After watching (maybe) all of your reviews on the motherboard it was a clear winner. I also read and watched a lot of others, but yours seemed to be the most thorough and more to the point for workstation use cases. I found some other guyswho were reviewing the board as a gaming board. They really missed the point. These boards are made to be reliable workhorses. You don't buy one of these for gaming. There are plenty of better options for that use case out there.
So, thank you very much for helping me make up my mind. I really appreciate that.
Very good points. Also, who the heck has 10Gbs internet at home?
Th added M.2 slot would be used more than other features, so the Gigabyte
I'd go with gigabyte. 10gbe is a waste right now. You can always upgrade when the tech comes down. All ports should be usb 3.0 or higher. 2.0 is outdated. Thunderbolt is more of a "mac" technology. Although it is higher speeds, I do video editing and currently don't have thunderbolt in my system and it runs fine. Thunderbolt is fast, but there is a reason not all boards support it. Having said all that, I'd still go with gigabyte even without 10gbe option.
Gigabyte is the best , cz Gigabyte is almost the same as Asus , and in gigabyte u can change the wifi to 6.0 if u need .
and Gigabyte also has more m.2 slots which is helpful to creators (professional) to download big files .
And what about Asrock?
Hey, can you do a video on 2.5G / 10G NAS? thanks
which NAS do you have in mind?
I probably would use the ProArt
Simply, if you'd like to combine your PC with an external GPU rig, with let's say 2 more GPUs, you have to rock thunderbolt 4. No way to do it with 3.2
I would assume if you have the money and need to build an external GPU rig the thunderbolt expansion cost is negligible.
The Thunderbolt ports are the dealbreaker for me
Thanks again for comparing hardware for us creators! Btw your 2nd link to the gigabyte doesn't work!
thanks, fixed now! :)
Does either board allow internal SSD's or HDD's with greater than 2TB capacity?
Yes.
HAVING THUNDERBOLT MADE THE ASUS THE CHOICE FOR ME
I never use wifi on pc,none for me wifi disqualifies both from unnecessary expense
Opting for Asus 👍
Asus ProArt x570😍😍😍😍😎
will these motherboard work for 5950x and a apollo twin thunderbolt 3 audio interface?
Yes.
@@theTechNotice ook thanks im going to buy it thanks so much
I chosed Gigabyte because i don´t work with many devices at once and i had so many black ugly boxes and wanted something more stylish and white and it´s awesome but windows decreases value of it and also made it worse and bricked it 4 times😑so if you want and need the best performance go for linux if you can and i don´t which is infuriating for me
Better to go for asus Proart x570.
I would take the Gigabyte X570s
What about threadripper motherboard, which motherboard is better?
Completely different league.
Why is the ProArt more expensive today than what he said in the video £350!? where lol I would buy that instantly at £350, the cheapest I can find is £462
On my case, the Asus is sold at 450€ while the Gigabyte is at 250€
Seem like I have a great deal on the Gigabyte and that the Asus is overpriced
It's a small thing, but on the ASUS board you have to remove the video card to change the coin battery versus on the Gigabyte board the coin battery is in the lower right corner where you have easy access to it. One of those easily overlooked periodic maintenance chores.
Are high-end motherboard worth it for Ryzen 5950x as a gamer and content creator.
Only if you can make use of the features.
@@theTechNotice like which features 🤔
yes i need 10 gb lan. My internet with wi-fi is download 40 and upload 10. with ethernet download 55 and upload 18. lol (mb, of course)
lol
If only the Z690 DDR5 ProArt wasn't so expensive.
The Pro Art just looks classy. Still I’d opt for the Gigabyte if I was going for a white build.
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Defenetely ASUS, because of the 10 GB Ethernet and Thunderbold 4.
Thunderbolt won me over.
I mean with the aSUS board you will win every game of among us.
I went with Aero G - 16 core Ryzen, 64gig, Rtx 3090 ...2 Ssd @ 7GBs ...yeaaa Buddy 😂
Aero G
Asus ProArt X570 is the BEST 😍😍
The ProArt is the winner here. True USB 4 / Thunderbolt opens up a number of video and audio options and the 10gb LAN port frees up a slot which I can then use to host my RAID card. Nice combo. 3 M.2 slots is enough for me.
Sadly i will never buy asus again for a very long time, 10 years ago they really pushed their products to great quality but as they received alot of traction and sales for their products their quality has declined by the products raised in prices... I have had a number of hardware issues with Asus... i had 2 Asus ROGS gpus the best money can buy and both of them were horrible. they one gpu the heatsink wasnt making full contact with the gpu core and was drastically overheating and the other gpu the middle fan didnt work and when i got a replacement the middle fan was making a ton of noise!
I hesitated between these two. now even more lol
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Why would anyone need wi-fi on anything not portable is something I am never going to understand.
yes we get it the creator proart mobo is amazing, i would love one because my x370 crosshair VI hero is rubbish. i have no aura sync as it has stopped working, i have no nvme as this has stopped working, and i only have 2 ram slots that work.............. hell a b550 would be better than what i already have right now haha.
This is the way the world works unfortunately a new product comes out and everyone makes their own take on it and then all you see is the same or similar videos everywhere.
Wish i could spend £390 on a new board.....
I bought the gigabyte one and returned it
More features sucks 🤥(GIG)
(Ryzen9 5950x , 24 PCIE Lanes = ONE GPU 16 PCIE + 4 PCIE NVME + 4 PCIE)🧐
I wouldn’t choose either. I’ll keep my Asrock Taichi Ultimate board, 10gig Ethernet + 2x 1Gig Ethernet ports. Thunderbolt, even though none of my music gear uses it. Everything I use is still usb from my Access virus to my MX1 or TR8S. The taichi board also has 5 pcie slots which I populate with three Avermedia capture cards, a sound card and a Radeon VII. So creator boards need 5 pcie minimum for me.
I went with the Gigabyte for 3 reasons.
1: I am gaming with it, so I needed the local storage. 4 m.2 lanes is great. Also, gen4 speeds and the wifi is actually really good.
2: The aesthetic is vastly superior in my opinion. Extremely clean. White/brushed aluminum with blue branding. non-RGB.
3. I tend to support the underdogs when it comes to company size and influence. ASUS is a massive brand at this point, and they don't need my money. I'm also not a fan of their branding; "ASUS STRIX ROG WOW RGB COLOOOORRRRSSS GAAMMMMIINNNNGGGG" - vomit inducing.