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its_Rohil are you high? This board is on the low end for x570 boards. It’s not an expensive mobo compared to the rest of the x570 series. pcpartpicker.com/products/motherboard/ Type in x570, look at where it sits (250$) Want to know mobas that say you’re rich? Gigabyte X570 AORUS xtream 700-1000 (water proof is 800 I believe, and the eatx variation is around 1000 on Amazon) High end crossfire series boards Msi godlike...etc 100-200 is low tier build for the 570 mother boards. You’re high if you think this motherboard is only for rich people. Here are some other low tier (affordable) motherboards. ruclips.net/video/_7PkZwY9PWM/видео.html High tier boards are more around 500+ Mid teir is around 300-400. Don’t insult people, when you don’t know anything about it. Now take the ladder, instead of the shovel.
Best bang for buck motherboard for the x570\AM4 platform. Great VRM. Limited IO and bells and whistles, But, if you do not need them, this board will handle the 3000 and 4000 series AMD processors. I bought the X570 TUF Gaming for $140usd on Black Friday for the additional IO\features. Same VRM as the E and Pro and P.
I got a Ryzen 3800X and am grabbing the Aurus NVMe Gen 4 for storage. Which motherboard would you suggest? This one in the video, or the X570 TUF one you have? Do I need to update any of the bios' to work with my Ryzen 3800X ? and to use PCI 4.0 ?
@@mangaas Just depends on your budget and what you can find these boards priced for. The TUF is usually the better deal. No need to flash the bios and it will work with 4.0. 4.0 has a high cost to performance ratio still so I would stick with 3.0 until prices get better.
@@tonkatoytruck thanks for the respinse! After a day of more research, I'm not even buying the Aurus m.2, seems the high price for PCIe gen 4 storage isn't worth it.
I run this Board with a Ryzen 7 2700X it is a good Board still for the price (which has come down) but be aware that the M.2_2 slot (the one under the "Heatsink") runs 10c hotter than the M.2_1 slot (near the CPU). The Chipset cooling fan actually blows hot air onto the M.2 SSD due to the cowling design and my WD Black SN750 is 52c at idle, and over 70c under load. The Heatsink and thermal pad supplied with the Board are totally ineffectual. You need at least a proper high-performance heatsink - as long as you have no plans to use the second PCIe slot for a graphics card which would require the space. I am attacking the problem with an M.2 to PCIe Riser with a PCIe to M.2 Card installed that - which is a round-about way of lifting the M.2 up away from the chipset, and yes an M.2 heatsink too. Awaiting testing.
So, what was the result of your solution? It seem that with a bit of modding the plastic heatsink can be modified to avoid throwing hot air in the nvme direction. First of all using a piece of tape to cover the side of the bottom part of it, the one opened in the nvme direction. And then, eventually, cutting the side plastic in the direction where we think that the air flow can go without causing trouble. Just guessing here: the video don't show how the heatsink is designed all around. But I'd have tried the tape solution, before buying something.
He said it best, if you do a ton of builds, sometimes because of impulse, you miss the IO Shield and you could be almost finished with it. Having it integrated saves you for have to really think if you have it installed or not. It really is that big of a deal for system integrators.
@@bitwhyze I'm surprised nothing has shorted. Luckily when I did it, I noticed it before plugging it in as a completed build. I had tested everything on the bench first, but things like I/O shield tabs and shorts from a case are outside a bench test.
This feels like an unboxing video. Just reading from the marketing sheet. I don't even get the impression that you turned it on. The linked article is a bit better. You did miss that the board does not have BIOS Flashback. Other than that it's pretty complete besides the Wifi. Lots of people don't need wifi, or add it with USB or expansion cards later. But no BIOS Flashback in a board that costs this much is kind of silly. B550 boards in their own lineup that are $100 cheaper have it. Why not this one? Maybe just an earlier model before they started moving the Flashback feature down the stack? Anyways still a solid board.
Bios flashback is a feature that allows you to update the bios without a processor or ram on the motherboard. Very handy when you are trying to use a cpu that is only supported on your board in a later update and you don't have an older cpu available.
Hey, I know I'm late but I've had this exact problem yesterday and couldnt figure out what the problem was for a while. So thanks for the explaination.
I've been wondering something: could you put the M.2 heatsink it comes with on the top slot? I feel like that would make the board look a lot better (and more similar to the great-looking X470-Pro).
I have a question! I got this board (haven't installed it yet) and then realized it didn't have WiFi. But I have a WiFi card in my old PC which I believe fits in an m.2 slot. Can that be transferred or am I misunderstanding something? I'm new to all of this.
I doubt it's a M.2 slot, but perhaps a PCIe x4 slot? if so, then yes. should be a direct fit. (PCIe x4 slot's are beneath the graphics card slot's). Good luck! I'm thinking about this board myself.. just having the hard time waiting for the Ryzen 4000 series as my 6600K at 4.8GHZ is starting to have a hard time due to bottle necking. :|
Thank God I found this, my questions have been answered for my build. Only question left is do the fan pin headers support RGB? Or is that attached to the RGB pins?
@@_jeffrey_williams I ended up going with the steel legend, supported more qualities for my case. If you use the ryzen 5700x cpu, it has one 4pin for power and one 3pin for rgb. I put my power at bottom right and rgb top left. So yes, it is separate, if you want to change the colors on the fan.
I just got this for my Ryzen 9... I didn't realize that i bought it without checking for wifi....do you have any recommendations for performance wifi.... ?? Thanks!
My board is shipping rn with my ryzen 9 3900x here waiting, if you ever decide to overclock the cpu, do u mind letting me know how well the board and cpu performs?
@@tuckobelltalksI got my 3900x at 4.3 ghz on all core with this board. didn't touch the voltage. I just used easy overclock water cooling ovck option wich got me 4.1ghz and then changed multiplier to 43.I don't have water cooling,i got a Ninja 5 with better fans cause it comes with 2, 800rpm fans wich is ridicule.
I am looking for an x570 board with the best power supply ... in the cheapest segment. How does it look when comparing the Asus Prime X570-P to the Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus?
I was looking into either this board and the 3400G or the MSI B450 Tomahawk and the 3400G as my first build. Which would be a better option? Upgrading to a discreet graphics card in the future. Thank you.
Very clean and neat review.. I like this simply reviews.. many others like Linus tech is really irritating with too much of over action and stupid jokes.
x570 is the newer version. It supports pci 4.0 gen for better nvme ssds and expansion cards. I'd say it's more future-proof to go with the x570 but whether you'll be able to take advantage of these things depends heavily on your general build
I’m building my first PC BUILD, so I’m a total noob. After most a year, how does this stack up? I’ve been looking at X570 gaming boards but they’re sold out.
I don't need it but damn this white setup would look clean. An extra $200 just for aesthetics (plus im gonna need a new windows key). I know my dumbass is gonna end up getting this.
Any tips on updating the BIOS? Does it need it right off? My old (7+ years) desktop went funky on me: it would boot normally but then freeze up after about three minutes. I am guessing the drive Windows is on went bad. I can't see spending money to get it fixed when it is that old, and I like to game as well. This will be my third computer build. Thanks for the video - this is my likely pick for a new motherboard.
Im stuck between this Board and Asus Tuff Gaming 570 plus wifi. I dont care about the wifi or price etc.. I just want the board thats best of those two, can someone help (: i was thinking this because of the color and my pc will be white. I just want to make sure i ge tthe best of the two, I know the Asus tuff did amazing in thermals..
I got the x570-p $170 I got it because of it strong vrm. its vrm is up their with the big boys $$$ even beating a few of them! Hardware Unboxed did a Budget x570 vrm test video on these board.
Hello, could you please confirm me if this motherboard have a 1 Gb or a 2.5 Gb ethernet port ? It is said that it has a Intel I211-AT chip, but searching the motherboard manual, nothing talks about the LAN speed, and seaching Google about the chip, and you find as much as 1 Gb descriptions as 2.5 Gb ones... I'm a bit confused about this.
Is this a great board for gaming? I am between the ASUS PRIME X570-PRO and the ASUS CROSSHAIR VIII HERO. Really, my only concern is performance and reliability, not features.
Did u choose yet? I'm also buying an x570 board. The price difference between this and the Crosshair Hero is a lot. On average, it's $100+ more but I don't think it offers much more for the money. I had the Crosshair Hero VI and while it was great, I don't think it was worth the money. This board looks excellent and has pretty much everything you would want in a x570 board. The TUF board is really identical to it and costs even less... however, Asus put bigger heatsinks on the VRMS on the Prime Pro.
Hello ThinkComputers, I recently got the same motherboard. I noticed that after starting the PC, shortly after the user login, the RGB's get stuck on one color. The same happens when you restart the PC, the RGB's stay there for about 30 seconds. hang on one color until they change color again I haven't changed anything on the RGB's so far, i.e. everything is still on the standard setting and they only change their color permanently. I would be interested to know if this is the case for others as well. Could you test this for yourself? :-) would be nice! Thanks in advance
Lots of slots which is great, but that top x1 slot is *guaranteed* to be blocked by your vid-card's heatsink/fan, rendering it totally useless. And no jumper to reset the BIOS (just RTC) if you screw something up? That's just nuts! What a shame. Looked like a great board. :(
There is the jumper, on the bottom right side of the board, next to the Sata ports. But doesn't have the plastic bridge and people have to use the screwdriver or a piece of metal. I guess Asus didn't want to go too modern with this motherboard. :) In the top right side corner instead, there are the leds that helps to identify the problems at the PC boot. The only thing missing here is the dual bios switch, but looks like Asus allows to recovery a corrupted bios via usb flashdrive (CrashFree BIOS 3). So the board seems pretty nice. It passed some time from the release, but can be a powerful and complete motherboard for the people who want to build a Ryzen 9 3/5000 system. Like me. :)
If I have only one Nvme SSD should I put it in the M.2 slot with the hest sink under the chipset or is it better to use the M.2 under the CPU? ( I believe both are PCIE 4.0 X 4 )
Actually, while both M.2 slots are Gen 4 (PCIe 4.0), the heat sink slot on this board has an extra chip (a PCH lane)...which is necessarily slower than a direct PCIe 4.0 connection. I've run fast(est) and not-as-fast SSDs in these slots, and the lower slot is definitely the slower of the two. But don't take my word for it -- you can validate this for yourself via: www.userbenchmark.com/ Also, while heat sinks in general may be good for the M.2 NVMe *controllers* on the stick...they are not good for the memory itself. Counter-intuitively, the SSD's actual memory chips prefer to run hot. Ref: See Gamers Nexus on this SSD heatsink topic, which consulted an expert in the process (min. 6:15 here): ruclips.net/video/KzSIfxHppPY/видео.html
Hi I'm new to your channel and new to building a computer. If you're still available answering questions about this motherboard I have 2. First is this motherboard compatible to attach ssd if so where? Second those pins up in the corner in between the heat sinks, what are those for? I don't have all the parts to the computer yet and my PSU just came in the mail. I see they have the same shapes but it won't fit. I chalk it up as my fingers are fat due the pc case i have gives me barely working room and Texas heat lowered my patience. I'll be greatly much obliged for your wisdom given to me thank you.
hi watching your video I'm trying to find where the power switch on my turtle tronic model v1 is going to plug in on my mobo Asus x570 pro tuff gaming thanks awsome channel
I'm deciding between this motherboard and the MSI X570 Unify. I'm a photographer and a videographer. Thus, I'm going to be using it for alot of photo and 4K video editing. I will be running the Ryzen 3900X. I know a few of the differences is that this board has 2 M.2 slots, 6 PCIe slots, and some parts are made from plastic. Whereas the MSI Unify is all metal with 3 M.2 slots, 5 PCIe slots, has a indecator to let you know when something goes wrong, and has a great VRM and is $50 more. Would anybody know which one would be better for my work flow? Thanks.
Depends on what kind of storage you use. PCIe x4 SSDs are faster, but more expensive. If I were to guess, you'll probably be using M.2 instead of PCIe x4 storage. The Unify has 1 more M.2 slot, so you'd be able to get 1 more SSD than with the X570-Pro. Something I will point out: the Pro has 2 more SATA ports than the Unify, which means more bulk storage (SATA SSDs are cheaper and have a higher capacity, but are slower). For even higher capacity you could add disk drives, but these are pretty darn slow compared to even SATA SSDs so I would only recommend using them for storing finished projects. The VRM, material and BIOS codes aren't a necessity for your type of work. The VRMs on the Pro should be able to handle an R9 3950X just fine (haven't watched/read stress test reviews though, you can look some up to make sure), and the material of the IO and chipset shroud has barely any noticeable impact on performance. The BIOS codes are the only thing that I would consider a real advantage for the Unify (but not something that should make you buy it over the Pro). It makes troubleshooting quite a bit easier, but apart from the first startup you won't be using it much at all (at least in my experience). A different option that could be interesting: The Gigabyte B550 Vision D. It's aimed at creators and looks pretty snazzy in my opinion.
First time PC builder here! I'm using my PC for mostly video editing, 3D rendering and gaming. Should I get the Asus prime x570 pro or Asus TUF x570 Gaming motherboard? Need to know soon. (Getting Ryzen 9 3900x with EVGA rtx 2070 super)
@@jazzysk8rgirl now i have a question for u? is the bluetooth on the x570 pro defected? cuz if so i suggest the other one lol. but if bluetooh isnt that important for u, still go with the x570 pro. but just tell me if its defected. i wanna know too
Hi, i actually just did a build using this board and im having a weird issue with my fans. Im running 8 fans in total and have them plugged into the 3 header at the bottom of the board and the 2 next to the aio pump header. Half of my fans run normal at idle but the other half are running well over 2000rpm and im not sure what is causing this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Have you experienced any delays once powered on? I have the same board and when I power the computer on it take around 5 seconds for the start up beep then the computer begins the boot process.
Plug in a USB or PCIe Bluetooth+Wifi or just Bluetooth module. That's all the onboard ones are in other boards anyway - they're just hard-wired to a USB or PCIe channel so you lose a USB port or PCIe lane.
Looks like it does, that was a concern of mine too. Shows on the ASUS website, scroll down a bit, right side of the mobo next to the main power connector. www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-X570-PRO/
Ok so, can I put a 590 in the top slot and a 2070 in the bottom slot and have a 16x 4.0 connection on the bottom. This is weird, I know. I run Linux and would like to pass through the 2070 to a windows virtual machine for gaming. So I need the full bandwidth on the second slot.
i am building a pc with this MOBO and a Corsair RMX750 Gold+ PSU. Now on some build sites they warn me about qoute: Note:The Asus PRIME X570-PRO ATX AM4 Motherboard has an additional 4-pin ATX power connector but the Corsair RMx 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply does not. This connector is used to supply additional 12V current to the motherboard. While the system will likely still run without it, higher current demands such as extreme overclocking or large video card current draws may require it. AND Note:Some physical dimension restrictions cannot (yet) be automatically checked, such as cpu cooler / RAM clearance with modules using tall heat spreaders. Could you tell me if there is a solution for this?
You should be fine without that 4-pin connected, even with a pretty powerful CPU. You could probably get an 8-pin to 4+4-pin cable and use 1 of those connectors. There shouldn't be any issues with clearance, if the 8-pin can make it, the 4-pin can make it.
You can put in any DDR4 and it should work, keep in mind that you won't get the 3200 MHz immediately, and you will have to enter the BIOS to enable that speed (standard is 2133 or something. I think so anyway, might be different these days).
I bought this board to go with a 3900x. My only concern is the RAM. I need at least 64Gb (PC will mainly be for editing and music production). As I have understood it, Ryzen prefers kits of 2 modules. Has anyone experience of this and could give me a recommendation of what I should go for?
check the qvl on the support page of the motherboard. I'm going with these: F4-3600C18Q-32GTRS since they are 3600mhz and priced okay. They are only 32gb but as I said, just check the qvl (qualified vendor list) to make sure the kit you wanna buy is compatible.
You do not neeed that much RAM for AMD processors. Memory is bottle necked so you best bang for buck is 2 x .8gb sticks. More will not help you and is a waste of funds. Spend the extra cash on CAS 14\3200MHz Samsung B die.
@@Slimmeyy This is a Ryzen system. There is very little performance gained by using 32gb of ram. Not worth double the price. Better off buying better ram, and less of it.
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X470 prime boards look way better we need more white motherboards
@@rohilx9771 wtf u blind? x470 prime looks 100x better than this with this shitty covered fan.
its_Rohil this board is the low end for 570x boards? The fact that you’re trying to act rich for buying one shows how much you know about computers.
@@IIBLANKII i agree with that
its_Rohil are you high? This board is on the low end for x570 boards. It’s not an expensive mobo compared to the rest of the x570 series.
pcpartpicker.com/products/motherboard/
Type in x570, look at where it sits (250$)
Want to know mobas that say you’re rich?
Gigabyte X570 AORUS xtream
700-1000 (water proof is 800 I believe, and the eatx variation is around 1000 on Amazon)
High end crossfire series boards
Msi godlike...etc
100-200 is low tier build for the 570 mother boards. You’re high if you think this motherboard is only for rich people.
Here are some other low tier (affordable) motherboards.
ruclips.net/video/_7PkZwY9PWM/видео.html
High tier boards are more around 500+
Mid teir is around 300-400.
Don’t insult people, when you don’t know anything about it. Now take the ladder, instead of the shovel.
Racist
I love the look of it. So tired of funky boards with GAMING splattered all over them
You mean rog?
Can I use the 3 3100 or the 5 2600? I wanna know because I’m using this.
@@grandmasteryoda3682 tell me your job/ use of the pc
@@slushie3061 well I’m 16 so I just want a gaming pc for it
@@grandmasteryoda3682 do you do gaming only? And do you mind a little fps drop?
Best bang for buck motherboard for the x570\AM4 platform. Great VRM. Limited IO and bells and whistles, But, if you do not need them, this board will handle the 3000 and 4000 series AMD processors. I bought the X570 TUF Gaming for $140usd on Black Friday for the additional IO\features. Same VRM as the E and Pro and P.
For sure!
I got a Ryzen 3800X and am grabbing the Aurus NVMe Gen 4 for storage. Which motherboard would you suggest? This one in the video, or the X570 TUF one you have? Do I need to update any of the bios' to work with my Ryzen 3800X ? and to use PCI 4.0 ?
@@mangaas Just depends on your budget and what you can find these boards priced for. The TUF is usually the better deal. No need to flash the bios and it will work with 4.0. 4.0 has a high cost to performance ratio still so I would stick with 3.0 until prices get better.
@@tonkatoytruck thanks for the respinse! After a day of more research, I'm not even buying the Aurus m.2, seems the high price for PCIe gen 4 storage isn't worth it.
Yes indeed,unlike MSI lower tier boards this one isn't plagued with overheating problems. Also i like the fact it has Intel lan instead of Realtek !
I run this Board with a Ryzen 7 2700X it is a good Board still for the price (which has come down) but be aware that the M.2_2 slot (the one under the "Heatsink") runs 10c hotter than the M.2_1 slot (near the CPU). The Chipset cooling fan actually blows hot air onto the M.2 SSD due to the cowling design and my WD Black SN750 is 52c at idle, and over 70c under load. The Heatsink and thermal pad supplied with the Board are totally ineffectual. You need at least a proper high-performance heatsink - as long as you have no plans to use the second PCIe slot for a graphics card which would require the space. I am attacking the problem with an M.2 to PCIe Riser with a PCIe to M.2 Card installed that - which is a round-about way of lifting the M.2 up away from the chipset, and yes an M.2 heatsink too. Awaiting testing.
Interesting. Out of curiosity, is this with intake fans on the floor of your case too?
So, what was the result of your solution? It seem that with a bit of modding the plastic heatsink can be modified to avoid throwing hot air in the nvme direction. First of all using a piece of tape to cover the side of the bottom part of it, the one opened in the nvme direction. And then, eventually, cutting the side plastic in the direction where we think that the air flow can go without causing trouble. Just guessing here: the video don't show how the heatsink is designed all around. But I'd have tried the tape solution, before buying something.
Having an integrated I/O shield is a "lifesaver"? That may be an overstatement.
He said it best, if you do a ton of builds, sometimes because of impulse, you miss the IO Shield and you could be almost finished with it.
Having it integrated saves you for have to really think if you have it installed or not.
It really is that big of a deal for system integrators.
I never forgotten the I/O shield but, with one build, a ground tab was inside a USB port, which meant I had to take it all apart to correct that.
=.= im not gonna say that I did that.
all of mine are in the USB ports... has been like that for months, but they work and im too lazy to fix it.
@@bitwhyze I'm surprised nothing has shorted. Luckily when I did it, I noticed it before plugging it in as a completed build. I had tested everything on the bench first, but things like I/O shield tabs and shorts from a case are outside a bench test.
Good review. Clean and informative. Thanks.
This feels like an unboxing video. Just reading from the marketing sheet. I don't even get the impression that you turned it on. The linked article is a bit better. You did miss that the board does not have BIOS Flashback. Other than that it's pretty complete besides the Wifi.
Lots of people don't need wifi, or add it with USB or expansion cards later. But no BIOS Flashback in a board that costs this much is kind of silly. B550 boards in their own lineup that are $100 cheaper have it. Why not this one? Maybe just an earlier model before they started moving the Flashback feature down the stack? Anyways still a solid board.
New to pcs. What is bios flashback?
Bios flashback is a feature that allows you to update the bios without a processor or ram on the motherboard. Very handy when you are trying to use a cpu that is only supported on your board in a later update and you don't have an older cpu available.
@@jellowiggler thanks
Hey, I know I'm late but I've had this exact problem yesterday and couldnt figure out what the problem was for a while. So thanks for the explaination.
I've been wondering something: could you put the M.2 heatsink it comes with on the top slot? I feel like that would make the board look a lot better (and more similar to the great-looking X470-Pro).
Hell ye
Did u find your answer cuz I was kinda wondering the same thing
@@ghost_ib9928 Have not, but also haven't been looking that hard, just been enjoying my current pc haha
In Oct 2019 priced at $239. Now exactly 2 years later it's dropped back down to $279 due to covid chip shortages
I have a question! I got this board (haven't installed it yet) and then realized it didn't have WiFi. But I have a WiFi card in my old PC which I believe fits in an m.2 slot. Can that be transferred or am I misunderstanding something? I'm new to all of this.
I doubt it's a M.2 slot, but perhaps a PCIe x4 slot? if so, then yes. should be a direct fit. (PCIe x4 slot's are beneath the graphics card slot's). Good luck!
I'm thinking about this board myself.. just having the hard time waiting for the Ryzen 4000 series as my 6600K at 4.8GHZ is starting to have a hard time due to bottle necking. :|
Love these prime boards, and this one is no different. Wish i could get one for wrx80
Thank God I found this, my questions have been answered for my build. Only question left is do the fan pin headers support RGB? Or is that attached to the RGB pins?
Did you find an answer?
@@_jeffrey_williams I ended up going with the steel legend, supported more qualities for my case. If you use the ryzen 5700x cpu, it has one 4pin for power and one 3pin for rgb. I put my power at bottom right and rgb top left. So yes, it is separate, if you want to change the colors on the fan.
I just got this for my Ryzen 9... I didn't realize that i bought it without checking for wifi....do you have any recommendations for performance wifi.... ?? Thanks!
My board is shipping rn with my ryzen 9 3900x here waiting, if you ever decide to overclock the cpu, do u mind letting me know how well the board and cpu performs?
@@tuckobelltalksI got my 3900x at 4.3 ghz on all core with this board. didn't touch the voltage. I just used easy overclock water cooling ovck option wich got me 4.1ghz and then changed multiplier to 43.I don't have water cooling,i got a Ninja 5 with better fans cause it comes with 2, 800rpm fans wich is ridicule.
Ethernet cord my guy
@@ryandavis7838 ethernet gang gang
Does it have built in WiFi?
One thing that sucks about this board in particular is that built in fan gets blocked by literally any full size GPU
If it has any space between the fan and the gpu it should be good but yeah I see where you're coming from
This motherboard supports XPG Spectrix D45G memory RAM, RGB, 64GB (2x32GB), 3600MHz, DDR4, CL18?
If yu only have 1 ssd should it go on the top or bottom slot on this motherboard ? Or does it matter?
Thanks
Does this board feature Bluetooth 5.0?
I’m thinking of buying this or asus rog strix b550 -A , for Ryan 9 5900x . which one do you recommend?
Well this will give you full PCIe 4.0 support on all M.2 slots while the B550 board will only give you that on the top slot
is this good for a 3700x and 3070
Yep!
just purchased the ASUS ROG Strix B550-E, but not received yet. would this be better?
How would u compare this to the tuff gaming x570-plus ?
Broken literally what I’m looking for !!! Did u find out an answer which one is better !
@@youngla1475 i went with the asus , but i still dont know :P
@@youngla1475 went with the prime pro, specially for the intel LAN
I am looking for an x570 board with the best power supply ... in the cheapest segment.
How does it look when comparing the Asus Prime X570-P to the Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus?
So how come they are still providing a Ps/2 ?? :) Wish they would add the buttons on the back for clear cmos and qflash.,.
I think with mainstream boards like this they always include a legacy connections like PS/2, but you won't find them on their ROG boards
My keyboard uses it for nkey rollover
what’s the best processor for this?
I was looking into either this board and the 3400G or the MSI B450 Tomahawk and the 3400G as my first build. Which would be a better option? Upgrading to a discreet graphics card in the future. Thank you.
The Tomahawk is a great board, but for future proofing, I would get the Asus board for X570. Its not that much more.
I have bad experience with tomahawk max.. Stuck in restart loop, cant even install new OS, going to RMA
skyttko I just had to RMA 2 B550 tomahawk MBs. Same thing stuck in boot loop and won’t boot to install windows. Staying away from MSI
Very nice presentation. Very helpful.
Very clean and neat review.. I like this simply reviews.. many others like Linus tech is really irritating with too much of over action and stupid jokes.
Thanks much appreciated!
Ok....
asus prime x570-pro vs asus prime x470-pro which one is better ?
x570 is the newer version. It supports pci 4.0 gen for better nvme ssds and expansion cards. I'd say it's more future-proof to go with the x570 but whether you'll be able to take advantage of these things depends heavily on your general build
Do you know it you can install a wifi receiver on the motherboard
Yes you can install a wifi card or whatever form of wifi receiver on this motherboard
I’m building my first PC BUILD, so I’m a total noob. After most a year, how does this stack up? I’ve been looking at X570 gaming boards but they’re sold out.
Still a very solid board!
@@thinkcomputers1 Would it perform well for video editing and motion graphics?
@@TheNerdBuster That really depends more on your graphics card and memory
ThinkComputers I see, thanks! I ended up buying it yesterday!
@@TheNerdBuster Awesome!
I don't need it but damn this white setup would look clean. An extra $200 just for aesthetics (plus im gonna need a new windows key). I know my dumbass is gonna end up getting this.
That’s what I did I have a white build and it’s sexy haha
Will this support RTX3090
Yes
is this board better than the asus tuff x570plus? (not taking into account price or wifi .. just raw stats) thx
I’m assuming that 2 dual channel ram kits would be more efficient than quad channel kit on this board, does this board support quad channel?
Yes
Any tips on updating the BIOS? Does it need it right off? My old (7+ years) desktop went funky on me: it would boot normally but then freeze up after about three minutes. I am guessing the drive Windows is on went bad. I can't see spending money to get it fixed when it is that old, and I like to game as well. This will be my third computer build. Thanks for the video - this is my likely pick for a new motherboard.
Good choice. Updating bios is easy so no worries
Can I use ryzen 5 5600x cpu on this motherboardboard for gaming and for lit bit of productivity ?
Im stuck between this Board and Asus Tuff Gaming 570 plus wifi. I dont care about the wifi or price etc.. I just want the board thats best of those two, can someone help (: i was thinking this because of the color and my pc will be white. I just want to make sure i ge tthe best of the two, I know the Asus tuff did amazing in thermals..
Can I use the 3 3100 or the 5 2600? I wanna know because I’m using this.
Would 2 NVMe M.2s work at the same time in this mobo?
Yes
@@thinkcomputers1 I see, Thanks a ton!
I got mine in raid 0
I got the x570-p $170 I got it because of it strong vrm. its vrm is up their with the big boys $$$ even beating a few of them! Hardware Unboxed did a Budget x570 vrm test video on these board.
This board is pointless compared to the tuf wifi , doesn t even have wifi and has same vrm as tuf
@@syrynx4454 People who buy these motherboards are likely going for a white aesthetic, in that case, the TUF is pointless.
My question can I use Nvidia 3080 ti on this motherboard?
Hello, could you please confirm me if this motherboard have a 1 Gb or a 2.5 Gb ethernet port ?
It is said that it has a Intel I211-AT chip, but searching the motherboard manual, nothing talks about the LAN speed, and seaching Google about the chip, and you find as much as 1 Gb descriptions as 2.5 Gb ones... I'm a bit confused about this.
1 Gb.
What type of led strip are you using in the back
Is this a great board for gaming? I am between the ASUS PRIME X570-PRO and the ASUS CROSSHAIR VIII HERO. Really, my only concern is performance and reliability, not features.
Did u choose yet? I'm also buying an x570 board. The price difference between this and the Crosshair Hero is a lot. On average, it's $100+ more but I don't think it offers much more for the money. I had the Crosshair Hero VI and while it was great, I don't think it was worth the money. This board looks excellent and has pretty much everything you would want in a x570 board. The TUF board is really identical to it and costs even less... however, Asus put bigger heatsinks on the VRMS on the Prime Pro.
Is this basically the same as the ASUS Prime X470-Pro AMD motherboard because that one is not in stock so I’m looking for a replacement
Hello ThinkComputers,
I recently got the same motherboard.
I noticed that after starting the PC, shortly after the user login, the RGB's get stuck on one color.
The same happens when you restart the PC, the RGB's stay there for about 30 seconds. hang on one color until they change color again
I haven't changed anything on the RGB's so far, i.e. everything is still on the standard setting and they only change their color permanently.
I would be interested to know if this is the case for others as well. Could you test this for yourself? :-)
would be nice!
Thanks in advance
Lots of slots which is great, but that top x1 slot is *guaranteed* to be blocked by your vid-card's heatsink/fan, rendering it totally useless. And no jumper to reset the BIOS (just RTC) if you screw something up? That's just nuts! What a shame. Looked like a great board. :(
There is the jumper, on the bottom right side of the board, next to the Sata ports. But doesn't have the plastic bridge and people have to use the screwdriver or a piece of metal. I guess Asus didn't want to go too modern with this motherboard. :)
In the top right side corner instead, there are the leds that helps to identify the problems at the PC boot.
The only thing missing here is the dual bios switch, but looks like Asus allows to recovery a corrupted bios via usb flashdrive (CrashFree BIOS 3).
So the board seems pretty nice. It passed some time from the release, but can be a powerful and complete motherboard for the people who want to build a Ryzen 9 3/5000 system. Like me. :)
Will the ryzen 5 3600 be compatible with this motherboard without updates?
Yes
Does this board have WiFi option?
Is this mother board basically the same size as the ASUS Prime X470-Pro AMD
Whats a good psu for this mobo?
hey quick question about the boards chipset cooler, how noticable is the noise coming from it ramping up?
Does it allow WiFi?
thinking about getting with a ryzen 5 3600xt and im planning on overclocking it pretty hard. Would this be a good board for me?
should be homie! just ordered this board and i’m waiting on my graphics card. i’d recommend going balls to the wall and getting a ryzen 7 however
He should wait for the ryzen 5000 series
Can I use the 3 3100 or the 5 2600? I wanna know because I’m using this.
@@UrAverageGamerHD Can I use the 3 3100 or the 5 2600? I wanna know because I’m using this.
@@grandmasteryoda3682 yes they will work. This is an X570 which is an am4 motherboard, there for supporting both CPUs.
If I have only one Nvme SSD should I put it in the M.2 slot with the hest sink under the chipset or is it better to use the M.2 under the CPU?
( I believe both are PCIE 4.0 X 4 )
Put it under wih the heatsink , otherwise the gpu backplate will fry your ssd when gaming
Syrynx Thank you!
The heat sink slot is for Rev. 4 and the one without is for Rev 3 nvme
Actually, while both M.2 slots are Gen 4 (PCIe 4.0), the heat sink slot on this board has an extra chip (a PCH lane)...which is necessarily slower than a direct PCIe 4.0 connection. I've run fast(est) and not-as-fast SSDs in these slots, and the lower slot is definitely the slower of the two. But don't take my word for it -- you can validate this for yourself via: www.userbenchmark.com/
Also, while heat sinks in general may be good for the M.2 NVMe *controllers* on the stick...they are not good for the memory itself. Counter-intuitively, the SSD's actual memory chips prefer to run hot. Ref: See Gamers Nexus on this SSD heatsink topic, which consulted an expert in the process (min. 6:15 here): ruclips.net/video/KzSIfxHppPY/видео.html
Hi I'm new to your channel and new to building a computer. If you're still available answering questions about this motherboard I have 2. First is this motherboard compatible to attach ssd if so where? Second those pins up in the corner in between the heat sinks, what are those for? I don't have all the parts to the computer yet and my PSU just came in the mail. I see they have the same shapes but it won't fit. I chalk it up as my fingers are fat due the pc case i have gives me barely working room and Texas heat lowered my patience. I'll be greatly much obliged for your wisdom given to me thank you.
Does this come with wifi? Or do you need to get a wifi card?
You'll need to get a WiFi card
@@thinkcomputers1 another question: is the bluetooth on this defected?
hi watching your video I'm trying to find where the power switch on my turtle tronic model v1 is going to plug in on my mobo Asus x570 pro tuff gaming thanks awsome channel
Is that inwin 805 case in the back ? Hows your airflow (just put this board in an in win 805) , cooling seems to be an issue
Asus pro ws x570 ace or asus prime x570 pro, Which one is better for 3d rendering ??
motherboard dosent matter for that. get the cheaper one and buy a better cpu
I'm deciding between this motherboard and the MSI X570 Unify. I'm a photographer and a videographer. Thus, I'm going to be using it for alot of photo and 4K video editing. I will be running the Ryzen 3900X. I know a few of the differences is that this board has 2 M.2 slots, 6 PCIe slots, and some parts are made from plastic. Whereas the MSI Unify is all metal with 3 M.2 slots, 5 PCIe slots, has a indecator to let you know when something goes wrong, and has a great VRM and is $50 more. Would anybody know which one would be better for my work flow? Thanks.
Depends on what kind of storage you use. PCIe x4 SSDs are faster, but more expensive. If I were to guess, you'll probably be using M.2 instead of PCIe x4 storage. The Unify has 1 more M.2 slot, so you'd be able to get 1 more SSD than with the X570-Pro. Something I will point out: the Pro has 2 more SATA ports than the Unify, which means more bulk storage (SATA SSDs are cheaper and have a higher capacity, but are slower). For even higher capacity you could add disk drives, but these are pretty darn slow compared to even SATA SSDs so I would only recommend using them for storing finished projects.
The VRM, material and BIOS codes aren't a necessity for your type of work. The VRMs on the Pro should be able to handle an R9 3950X just fine (haven't watched/read stress test reviews though, you can look some up to make sure), and the material of the IO and chipset shroud has barely any noticeable impact on performance. The BIOS codes are the only thing that I would consider a real advantage for the Unify (but not something that should make you buy it over the Pro). It makes troubleshooting quite a bit easier, but apart from the first startup you won't be using it much at all (at least in my experience).
A different option that could be interesting: The Gigabyte B550 Vision D. It's aimed at creators and looks pretty snazzy in my opinion.
Can the RGB lighting be set to a static colour or is it always cycling colours?
you can change it as you like with the arous master app, there's more than just static and cycling.
First time PC builder here! I'm using my PC for mostly video editing, 3D rendering and gaming. Should I get the Asus prime x570 pro or Asus TUF x570 Gaming motherboard? Need to know soon. (Getting Ryzen 9 3900x with EVGA rtx 2070 super)
x570 pro
@@t1t4nxd ok cool thanks!
@@jazzysk8rgirl now i have a question for u? is the bluetooth on the x570 pro defected? cuz if so i suggest the other one lol. but if bluetooh isnt that important for u, still go with the x570 pro.
but just tell me if its defected. i wanna know too
@@t1t4nxd don't care much about Bluetooth so yeah I'm thinking Asus x570 pro
@@jazzysk8rgirl how do you like the asus x570 pro? I do the same things & have the exact same cpu & gpu set up!
I'm considering buy this Mobo alongside with a ryzen 7 3700x and 32gb hyper x ddr4 3000mhz 16gb
Chad Klatz 32gb Hyperx ddr4 3000mhz 16gb?????
Get CAS 14\32MHz in 2x8GB configuration. You will not get better performance with more memory on Ryzen, especially with memory with higher timings.
How many front USB 3.0 ports could be connected to this board?
I think it's only one, with two 2.0 ports alongside it.
Hi, does this motherboard support Windows 11? Someone is using it with it?
You don't have a problem with audio max level with headphones on this motherboard ?
I have some on my x570 tuf
It can only fit 2 fans?
I want to place M.2 but I don't know what features is compatible with this Asus Prime x570 pro motherboard
what type of displayport does the x570-pro have?
Hi, i actually just did a build using this board and im having a weird issue with my fans. Im running 8 fans in total and have them plugged into the 3 header at the bottom of the board and the 2 next to the aio pump header. Half of my fans run normal at idle but the other half are running well over 2000rpm and im not sure what is causing this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Van this motherboard take two graficcards?
I was wondering is it possible to install a wifi 6 with Bluetooth chip in this board
Hello Do I have to always select the top M.2 for my main Drive
(where windows will be installed)
no, you can choose bottom one if you want. (mine boot nvme is bottom one)
Is a Ryzen 7 3700x compatible with this?
Yes it is
im really confused as to why only one m.2 port has a heatsink. i plan on getting two m.2 970 ssd's and ive heard they run hot. should i be worried?
Yes very, m.2 drives get hot over everyday use but that's ok because some m.2's come with built in heatsink (western digital sn750 heatsink)
Okay so I heard that if I use a Nvme .2 SSD that it can throttle on this board is that true?
What is the heatsink you are using on the pc behind you? Thank you
In the system? That is the NZXT Kraken X62
Have you experienced any delays once powered on? I have the same board and when I power the computer on it take around 5 seconds for the start up beep then the computer begins the boot process.
Try to go in the bios and enable fast boot
How can we integrate Bluetooth connectivity to this MoBo?
Plug in a USB or PCIe Bluetooth+Wifi or just Bluetooth module. That's all the onboard ones are in other boards anyway - they're just hard-wired to a USB or PCIe channel so you lose a USB port or PCIe lane.
Does this board have a usb c type header for front panel connectors? I want to buy the NZXT H510i but this case has a usb type c on the front panel.
Looks like it does, that was a concern of mine too. Shows on the ASUS website, scroll down a bit, right side of the mobo next to the main power connector.
www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-X570-PRO/
Yes it does
Yup, looks like it does, so that's why I'm getting it to pair with that case, too!
I run this board with a amd Ryzen 7 5800x
Is there Bluetooth
If the new ryzen 4000 cpus are compatible with current x570 boards will the asus prime x570-pro vrm's handle the higher end cpus?
The VRMs on this are pretty good, should be just fine.
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Does this motherboard support Intel Core i7 9th Gen?
No this is an AMD board
@@thinkcomputers1 thanks for the answer
But it does support a Cyrix, lol
Ok so, can I put a 590 in the top slot and a 2070 in the bottom slot and have a 16x 4.0 connection on the bottom. This is weird, I know. I run Linux and would like to pass through the 2070 to a windows virtual machine for gaming. So I need the full bandwidth on the second slot.
Could I put a ryzen 9 5950x in and game smoothly?
Yes absolutely
i am building a pc with this MOBO and a Corsair RMX750 Gold+ PSU. Now on some build sites they warn me about qoute: Note:The Asus PRIME X570-PRO ATX AM4 Motherboard has an additional 4-pin ATX power connector but the Corsair RMx 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply does not. This connector is used to supply additional 12V current to the motherboard. While the system will likely still run without it, higher current demands such as extreme overclocking or large video card current draws may require it. AND Note:Some physical dimension restrictions cannot (yet) be automatically checked, such as cpu cooler / RAM clearance with modules using tall heat spreaders. Could you tell me if there is a solution for this?
You should be fine without that 4-pin connected, even with a pretty powerful CPU. You could probably get an 8-pin to 4+4-pin cable and use 1 of those connectors. There shouldn't be any issues with clearance, if the 8-pin can make it, the 4-pin can make it.
For the ram slots. Can I put Ddr4 ram 3200 mhz cl16 Corsair rgb vengeance in the ram slots 32gb?(4x8)
You can put in any DDR4 and it should work, keep in mind that you won't get the 3200 MHz immediately, and you will have to enter the BIOS to enable that speed (standard is 2133 or something. I think so anyway, might be different these days).
Does it have bluetooth?
Gee Bounce no, but u could easily buy a Bluetooth adapter that plugs into a USB slot
Anyone else have issues with their USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports on this board? Any device I connect to them disconnects and reconnects randomly.
will this be able to hold 6 fractal design rgb fans?
Not on its own no, but 99% of motherboards can't. You'd need an (A)RGB fan hub or something, I'm not too well-versed on (A)RGB controls :P
i have a problem with this motherboard. The max high level of volume is low. The support not have solution...
RafTech have you tried to set it at Realtek Audio Control Center? There you can choose the amplification level...
@@stmarci hi, yes but i not resolve.
Wish they had onboard wifi
Where is the f usb located??
I bought this board to go with a 3900x. My only concern is the RAM. I need at least 64Gb (PC will mainly be for editing and music production).
As I have understood it, Ryzen prefers kits of 2 modules. Has anyone experience of this and could give me a recommendation of what I should go for?
check the qvl on the support page of the motherboard. I'm going with these: F4-3600C18Q-32GTRS since they are 3600mhz and priced okay. They are only 32gb but as I said, just check the qvl (qualified vendor list) to make sure the kit you wanna buy is compatible.
You do not neeed that much RAM for AMD processors. Memory is bottle necked so you best bang for buck is 2 x .8gb sticks. More will not help you and is a waste of funds. Spend the extra cash on CAS 14\3200MHz Samsung B die.
@@tonkatoytruck He said it's for editing, 16 GB is usually a small amount for an editing PC. 32 should work fine, though.
@@Slimmeyy This is a Ryzen system. There is very little performance gained by using 32gb of ram. Not worth double the price. Better off buying better ram, and less of it.
@@tonkatoytruck Again, editing pc. Editings uses a lot of RAM.
My sound card won’t work any help?