The ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming Ryzen Motherboard | Unboxing, Installation, BIOS, and Review
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- One of the best B550 motherboards by ASUS?
Here is the unboxing, Installation, and BIOS Overview of the ASUS ROG Strix B550 F Gaming Motherboard, which is designed to work with 3rd and 4th generation Ryzen CPUs.
0:00 Intro
0:26 Unboxing
7:17 Build Process
9:22 BIOS Overview
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The first time in years that I have tried to build a computer and I realised that I had forgotten so much, Great Motherboard and I will get there.
The pins all over the front and the solder on the back are the sharpest ive ever had the misfortune of constantly pokeing myself with over and over during installation
This is one of the best videos I've watched as far as showing you all the various components of the motherboard. Great job!
Thanks for the comment and really appreciate it! Definitely try to be as thorough as I can.
My friend well done for this video. Which do you think are the most vfm ram this period for the mobo (16 or 32 gb) ?
Thank you for sharing your wisdom 🙏🏼
Quick question: I realized my Bios is out of date. How do I update it?
you make it look so easy! doesn't this board require header installation from the case?
Dope review! Ty!
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
i am here for the "installing an M2 " part, but it's missing :)
You looked up the wrong video dawg lmao
this motherboard has a m.2 cover as most motherboards do that you have to unscrew and then install the m.2 and put the cover back on
Was it difficult to seat the gpu with those raised areas on the motherboard? Any tips? I have a gigabyte rtx 3080 10gb oc 10gb and I cannot get it seated on the Asus ROG Strix B-550 A.
Do you know whats the difference between version one and version 2?
I was looking on amazon and the B550-F Gaming WiFi II AMD AM4 ATX Gaming Motherboard had another version.
Can you change/regulate the rgb colors of the ROG logo?
which air cooler u have
used ?
can i use standard 8 pin cpu connector on this board without this plus 4 ?
In my region, the strix b550f (without wifi) and msi mpg b550 gaming edge with WiFi are equally priced. What would be your suggestion?
(Strix with WiFi cost about 45 usd more)
Give the additional features, in this case I may actually go with the MSI board (it also comes with bluetooth along with the WIFI, and the USB-C header port), unless there is a particular feature that the Asus board has to offer additionally in the BIOS or elsewhere.
What proccesor do you use ??
I’ve completed the process of installing this motherboard and now I can’t get out of the bios pathway. How do I get to windows screen and what is the process/steps to get there. I switched from intel to amd and am lost lol
I currently use this board and bought it recently when I was rebuilding. I put it in the NZXT H710i case and the only issue I have is that I can’t use 3 fans at the top. For example I purchased: Kraken Z73 and it would not fit due to the third fan being blocked by the top left of the motherboard. It blocks the fan so it does not fit in, so Instead i’m forced to use a 2 fan setup (Z63). Is there any solution to this?
I'm guessing the I/O backplate area and the heatink that is next to it what is getting in the way here, or is the heatsink just over the CPU socket the issue?
@@Silent157 The heatsink is too high up. Its blocks the third fan.
@@Silent157 If you have any socials like Instagram or twitter i could send a pic of what I mean? I'm surprised this issue has not arisen for more people.
I've completed a build with an 850W Corsair PSU and AlphaSync AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 3.9GHz, 16GB RAM, RTX 3070Ti, with only the 8 pin connected, however it won't POST and the memory is also not illuminating. The board is live though since the RGB built in graphics work and the lights on the AOAI cooling module have come on. The fans are also spinning on the 3070ti, but nothing on the monitor and no post sounds. I have only connected the 8 pin. Any ideas out there please
The AlphaSync system you have is using this ASUS ROG motherboard? Double check to see if there is power connected to your graphics card from the PSU and also try removing one memory chip at a time to rule out that any of them may be having an issue. Let me know how it goes.
@@Silent157 Thanks for replying. Yes, I've checked both items and tried both memory modules independently in different slots, but as I no longer work in tech I don't have any other substitution options to try other boards/memory/CPU. I have given up and sent it back to the retailer for testing, but worried now that they'll give me a cash refund and keep hold of the GPU which I was able to test as working. Fingers crossed they'll be honest and replace only parts that are broken (they no longer have that 3070ti or the CPU in retail stock).
@@oliverrandle756 Hope it works out and if the system is something you'd still like to keep after they take care of whatever was wrong with it, definitely keep getting updated from them on the status.
For an expensive mobo, I expected more fan plugs tbh? I had to use splitters :( Really disappointed. But, it does run nice and cool :)
Where is the 3.0 usb port?
Asus board design looks so good. Imo type c header would've been nicer.
Have to agree there, the lack of a USB-C header port on the board itself was surprising when doing this review.
Hi. I have a question. I bought this motherboard because I am going to build a gamer pc, and I also bought a nzxt h710 case, whose front panel usb is 3.1. Can I connect the case front panel usb, which is 3.1, to the motherboard front panel usb port, which is 3.2? I know that it would lose speed, but I am concerned that it might burn out the usb port on the motherboard or on the front panel of the case.
Excellent question and there are adapters available that allow you to make these connection. However, there also are warnings mentioned that USB-C can draw more watts, around 100w, as opposed to regular USB 3, which draws around 4.5w. This may cause the board to shut down. You also may not get the full AMPs that would be available on a type C connection.
@@Silent157 what adaptor should i get for a usb-c cable?
I have this mobo and trying to set up using wifi but Windows isn't recognizing the WiFi.... Any ideas? Did it need to be hardlined in for first start up
I’m having the same issue right now with this motherboard, did you ever find a solution for this ?
What about the t sensor?
I’m having issues with raising my rams mhz from 2133mhz to 3600mhz. I have a 5800x3d cpu and my mobo is a ASUS dog strix b550 f gaming. My ram is 32GB (2x16) 3600mhz (G Skill Trident Z Neo). I change it in BIOs and it forces me to boot into bios every time. I enable the XMP (DCOP) and select 3600mhz. I don’t know what else to do. I have the most recent up to date mobo bios
do 3200
why can't I see or use my sabrent m.2 as boot drive?
This is the wifi 6 version of the board, there is a diffrence in the non wifi version but its minimal
I don't need wifi but I'm gonna buy it because I need bluetooth and I'm not gonna be using some bluetooth adapters, motherboard bluetooth rules!
@@Larkened make sure it had bluetooth built in alot of them dont 🙁
@@michaelhemric5228 If you want bluetooth then make sure to get the wifi II version because that comes in with built in motherboard bluetooth (which will obviously need driver installation first) but that's why the motherboard comes with antennas so that the wifi and bluetooth can perform at their max capability
I have a question, I have the same motherboard but I plugged the wifi antenna and i booted up my pc and they didnt work. I couldnt even turn wifi on, it wasnt a setting for some reason. So i was forced to plug in an old wifi card of mine. Do you have any fixes for this? Like do i have to download something for them to work or?
You may have to go into the BIOS and check to see that the WIFI option is enabled. Usually this feature is on by default, but some ASUS owners have mentioned finding the WIFI module being disabled. Once you enable and reboot, you will just need to install the drivers for the WIFI and you should be all set to go.
@@Silent157 Thank you so much it works now!
@@xyloxypher Excellent to hear!
what screws did you use to put in motherboard?
The usual motherboard screws that are used. In this case, they were the screws that came with the bequiet 500 case I was installing the motherboard on.
Do you think i could use 4 argb fans and a 360 aio without a hub
This motherboard appears to have 3 system fan connectors and an additional AIO fan connector for pump use. If you also add the CPU fan connector, you should have enough fan connectors for the devices you mentioned.
I just build a pc with rog b550 f gaming but I can't go out on the bios what should I do??
To exit the BIOS, you can either save your settings and exit (if any changes were made) or just reboot the system.
Keep in mind that if there is no OS on your hard drive, the system will likely keep going into your BIOS until one is eventually setup.
How do you set up an OS?
Hey my motherboard didn't come with screw to screw it in, neither did my computer case. Am I intended to just have these screws?
That's really odd, since every case I've gotten from 2000 and onward had screws. If you have screws handy from a previous case, you can likely use those, since they all usually pretty standard.
@@Silent157 that's my mistake. The screws were there but in a strange location in the case which I returned because it won't fit my 3 fan aio which I regret buying because the thing is massive and I don't really need it.
Mind if I make a request? I'm having trouble matching this same motherboard to a diypc case. Would you be willing to review the case itself? Mine came with no instruction Manuel and I'm having trouble assembling my pc.
The case is the diypc idx6-bk-rgb.
I literally have no idea what I'm doing
I Build a pc with asus b550 f gaming with ryzen 5600x. My samsung ssd. 970 evo plus 1tb not showing in storage/bios. only showing 4tb sata hdd what to do. please help
By any chance, have you tried putting the Samsung SSD into a different M.2 slot and see if you have the same issue? If you see the drive in another slot, there might be an issue with the primary M.2 slot you may be using.
@@Silent157 Thanks for the reply. I fixed it. This was my first time assembling pc and I am super noob :D . I forgot to use the screw before i install the ssd. XD
@@jonnjonzz1216 Glad the issue was resolved!
did the gpu go in the non-PCIe4.0 slot?
It was installed in the usual GPU slot that is ideal for video cards.
No Bluetooth card na
I got one and it doesn't power on my system, the rgb logo lights up, tried to jump start and nothing
Which CPU are you using on this board?
@@Silent157 ryzen 5 3600
@@meowlanda6098 maybe you need to update bios
this is exactly where I am at right now. frustrated. I have a ryzen 5600g. and cooler master aio. rgb on ram not turning on. I must have something plugged in wrong.
I bought one of these that turned out to be defective. The people I dealt with getting a replacement were total s#!ts.
Sorry to hear about that. Usually good to throw everything you have at a new motherboard. If there are any defects or weaknesses, you likely will see them within the first 30 days.
@@Silent157 First world problem, a friend of mine would call it. It's a great motherboard, just wanted to give a PSA for anyone who might have to deal with a warranty issue with Asus. Escalate it to a management level, if necessary. I've used Asus parts for a long time, and this is the only time I've had an issue (other than them reaching the end of their expected service life).
The MB had issues from day one, not recognizing all of the installed memory (identical sticks) and shutting off intermittently. A few days later it powered off and never turned back on.
EDIT: They replaced it with a brand new board, instead of repairing the defective one.