Customer Ratings & Reviews

Started out a great board. Easy install no problems there,tons of overclocking options. No problems installing cpu,mem,hd nothing all was smooth. About 1 1/2 weeks later all mobo rgb lights died. Installed avg software I have used for over 4 years to keep things running smooth keep hd's clean. After install of win 10 pro ran the avg software and it deleted a file that is detrimental for a asus board to work,thought I would just run system restore problem solved. So I thought. I kept getting blue screen of death errors and then the bsod boot loop. Been dealing with this forcaboutv2cweeks now. Did a fresh install and it does not do a low level format and CD erase everything just user files and downloads then it uses the old drivers from previous install so the issue is still there. So have to wait tell I'm home to use my win 10 USB drive to delete format and actually start fresh and should fix problem. All this because asus does not have one file set so it cant be deleted by a program that sees it as a ok file to get rid of. I think once I get it up and running it will be great I love the board lots of potential and tons of USB ports.

Product itself works great. BIOS is a bit different than I'm used to coming from a different manufacturer, but overall intuitive. Product packaging is very no frills, but well packaged. The IO led doesn't have great diffusion, or color presentation. I didn't buy it for the RGB though. Some desync from the on board RGB to the RGB headers, noticeable when using patterns that flash or change color. I have had very little success getting ASUS AI Suite working. It works fine, up until the PC is restarted, after which it has an error on startup and doesn't work (fanxpert was my only real interest in the utility, Q-Fan works great from the BIOS)

I paired this motherboard with the RYZEN 7 2700X. Yes, I know the Zen+ CPU's are designed for X470, however, they will work in X370 boards with upgraded BIOS. I am glad to say that the Crosshair VI Hero did ship with the updated BIOS to recognize the 2nd gen RYZEN CPU's. And talk about features. I don't know if ASUS could have put anything else on this board. The AURA Sync, SupremeFX audio, massive overclocking potential, it even has liquid nitrogen support. I couldn't justify the additional cost for the Crosshair VII hero with basically the same features for a 1-3% performance increase of the X470 chipset. System Specs: Mainboard: ASUS Crosshair VI Hero CPU: RYZEN 7 2700X Memory: 16GB (2x8GB) Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-3200 GPU: XFX Radeon RX580 GTS Black Edition 8GB Storage: Samsung 970 Evo 250GB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD This system is ridiculously fast. My son uses it for gaming and graphic design. It renders insanely fast on AutoCAD and 3dStudio Max, I have yet to test it on Solidworks or V-Ray but given the speed at which it chewed through a render using all 16 threads, I can't imagine that much will slow it down. I highly recommend this board as it is very stable. We are running the system at all stock speeds using the included CPU air cooler. The CPU temp hasn't gone above 58C under full load that we have seen. Very stable voltages, no noticeable V_Droop at all. rock solid board and highly recommended.

Asus hardware seems to cost the most, but I feel the cost is worth it. I got this one on a good deal, price matched with an online retailer. Thanks BestBuy for price matching. I'm running a Ryzen 7 2700x with some Corsair Vengeance RGB 16gb, 3000 speed RAM. I have ZERO compatibility issues, RAM runs at XMP speeds with no issues. I have 6 drives connected to this mobo, and have room for 2 more SATA devices and an m.2 slot if I want to use them. The BIOS options are very full-featured, plenty of overclocking options. For those that care, the cpu runs at 4.35GHz when under light load. During high workloads, video encoding for example, it will run at 4.1GHz on all 8 cores on this motherboard. Voltages are very good at 1.225V and VRM temps are very good at ~50C. Of course temps are dependent on your case and airflow. Overall, this motherboard does not hold my cpu back at all.

This, like most Asus Mother boards, is a great mother board! It has eight SATA plugs to control any type and combination of drives you could want. The lights on the board are great even when the computer is off. They are fully controlled and can be turned off if you want. They just add something to show off. You can even add more lights to have a larger display, and if you add the right kind of lights they can also be controlled by the mother board too. You can also get the sister mother board that has y-fie build in .I go with Asus mother boards when ever I can.This is the 13th computer I have built for myself. It is a hobby of mine that I have enjoyed for most of my adult life that I now have to give up because of age and health. It is just getting to hard to see all the pins (plugs) and switches. Good building out there!

SO MANY USB PORTS I LOVE IT!!! Also I upgraded to 3rd gen ryzen (3700x). Plenty of Bios updates after 3 years. Very stable. This board has great VRM thermals. Hottest I’ve seen is around 60c full load, full power, worst case scenario. In terms of gaming, editing, VRM hover around 30-40c.

This board has a lot of USB ports, unlike the Crosshair VII x470. I went the x370 route for this reason alone. Turns out there's a ton of tweaking that can be done in the bios to OC my Processor and RAM properly. Running 4.3ghz never seen it about 62c.

Just be aware, chipset is not newest version, will require BIOS update for next x470 chipsets and similar. Other than that, it’s fantastic, functions and looks great.

Got this board bundle with ryzen 5 1600 processor for 199! So far so good and looks great for my new build.

This MOBO is very cool, and goes well with my RGB setup! My whole computer looks like a wonderful light show and I love it! I was able to overclock my memory (G.Skill Trident Z) to 3200, I have absolutely no issues with this MOBO at all. It is gorgeous and I love all of the options available on the board. The ONLY thing I wish it had was 2 M.2 slots instead of just the 1, but that's a very minor gripe! Also, my Ryzen 7 2700x ran right out of the gate with it.

Don't know much about the bells and whistles of computer builds, but I ended up choosing this x370 motherboard over the x470 counterpart. BIOS was already updated for it to be able to take the new Ryzen processors. Paired this with my Ryzen 2700x CPU and XFX Fatboy RX 590 and had no problems so far. Happy with my choice. Love how simple the BIOS is too as well. Very easy to navigate and find what you're looking for.

I am happy with this motherboard ...overall its needs a big case to fit into dont try to squeeze it into a micro case wont work...everything works on it ... you have to go into the BIOS and over clock your ram it only wanted to run the ram at 2400..or 2.4 ghz....not today MR ROG......went in and BAM ram runs at 3000....or 3.0 GHZ....wow awesome...and its friends with my video card.....1060 6 GB ...not a bad card but wow ......this motherboard ROCKS

From the moment I picked this motherboard up I was pretty psyched. From it's excellent XMP to unique and easily navigatable BIOS, I recommend this motherboard to anyone purchasing an AMD Ryzen 1200, 1600, or 2700 that will be interested in cranking up the voltage/speeds.

Amazing motherboard. Easy installation, all the cables you need, plenty of ports, and the built in bios updating is phenomenal. No GPU, CPU, RAM, or storage needed. Just a power supply and a FAT32 flashdrive with the bios version you want.

I was in store and this was in stock, for what it is it is a great board, but don't expect wifi or Bluetooth, that costs extra. It runs fast and will support higher ram speeds as long as bios is updated. no complaints within the feature set.

I've been using this motherboard since last year and all I have to say it's been a pretty good deal, I since upgraded my gpu, CPU and added more Ram as well, no need to upgrade motherboard.

I have built many computers and the board was a dream. Lots of space to work in and has so many convenient blocks to use that you really could set up the board in 10 minutes

Wanted a top class mobo so I won't have to upgrade it in the future, this serves every purpose with plenty of USB ports as well as hook up for 3D printer

Upgraded my rig to run LM P3Dv4 at better than a crawl. This motherboard was an easy installation, and is working great, so far.

An older mobo but still handles everything great. I’m planning on upgrading to a new ryzen 7 or 9 using this same mobo