Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good motherboard. Works like it should. Easy to install and layout is pretty easy to see. The RBG aren’t too intense so if you’re looking for something that is super flashy this might not be the one, but I like it a little low key. Has a little bit of RBG.

I purchased this motherboard as an emergency back-up replacement to my ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero x570 motherboard, which died 12/16/2021 after only 10 months of time. This motherboard was one of the cheapest X570 motherboards that I could personally verify at the store had a BIOS version ready for Ryzen 5000. NOTE: If you have a Ryzen 5000 CPU and purchase this motherboard online, there is a chance it may come with a BIOS version that is not ready to support it. In-store, you can verify Ryzen 5000 readiness by looking for a sticker on the motherboard. It is likely most motherboards purchased online by this point will have the required BIOS for Ryzen 5000, but if you wish to verify this, you would have to see the box in-store. If you do receive a board that has an old BIOS, this motherboard does NOT support BIOS flashback, which means you would need to install a compatible CPU (Ryzen 3000) to load the new BIOS for your Ryzen 5000 CPU. AMD offers a loaner program for this, if you do not have a friend to borrow a CPU from, but you may be asked by AMD to go through ASUS first to see if you can send the board back to them to flash it for you. This would be a headache, so if this is remotely a concern for you, I would recommend going in-store for this purchase. The motherboard is as-advertised and does everything it needs to do. My components transferred into the motherboard and booted up perfectly the first time. The only tweaks needed were for RAM frequency which were adjusted in BIOS easily and gave no trouble. The motherboard manual is fairy detailed and was able to answer everything I needed to know regarding installation. The reason for 4 stars versus 5 stars is that I have had two very odd freezes since putting my components into the system. The first freezing happened on the desktop while I was away from the computer. The screen locked onto the desktop, system time was frozen at the time of the crash, and I could not move the mouse. The second time the computer froze I returned to my computer while it was on the desktop and found that the system time was frozen, but this time I could move the mouse. I tried clicking on various applications and nothing would respond. After researching, there are some threads out there online that discuss this motherboard having freezing issues. I am fairly confident it has to be the board software and not any other part of my system, because I have observed no other defects on windows or crashes while doing more intensive tasks. The freezes are very, very intermittent (on the order of 2 weeks+), so I will have to monitor for increases of frequency. It is a minor inconvenience at this point, but is noted so that you can do your own research prior to making the purchase. If I could go back in time I think I would have gone for a Gigabyte board if I had not been in a pickle for getting a board quickly.

I bought this motherboard to replace my old gigabyte ab350 gaming 3 motherboard I specifically bought an x570 because it supports 2nd gen Ryzen chips. Overall I would say this board is one of the best for the price compared to the competition.

Still running strong after 2 years! And that's with being powered on 99% of the time.

Full featured board with moderate price. PCIe 4 M.2 drives are crazy fast. Motherboard has built M.2 heatsink for only 1st port. Runs DDR4-3600 memory without any issues. PCIe slot is armored; but 3 slot video card covers the motherboard fan but haven't seen any overheating issues. PCIe slot #2 doesn't allow video card to fit because Sata 3 port wiring is too tall. This is only an issue if using all 8 SATA ports. Possibly a smaller card would also eliminate issue. Had no issues with memory clearing CPU cooler. WI-FI works great - clocked 350Mbs download speed from an upstairs room (router downstairs on other end of house). Be careful installing i/o shield as it has little spring tabs that if not aligned correctly can short out USB ports. BIOS is easy to navigate and works well. Has raid 0,1,10 support. I setup M.2 as boot drive and rest of the drives in a raid 10. Works awesome.

Good compromise between price and specs. Very low key RGB's and two rgb headers with decent performance. Bios is okay worked out the box with a Ryzen 3800x and was able to update bios through a wired connection with the built in application. A negative but not really a problem My video card covers the X570 chip fan and heatsink. The gap between the video card and heatsink seems a tad too small for me. With that in mind if you plan on overclocking the memory it might be a good idea to vertically mount the video card to allow the fan to cool the chip better. Personally I don't have any issues with thermals while overclocking, but this would provide a peace of mind. With that this is not really a negative on the motherboard or design itself since this common on other brands too. other thoughts...I wish the Wi-Fi antenna was magnetic.

This board was cheaper at BB than new egg And has all the bells and whistles. WiFi, usb-c Ann oc. Installed easily and was easy to setup.’ Even though it’s a new board ,Make sure to update bios.

It’s a really easy motherboard to build in. I’ve had it for a year now with no issues. Plenty of USB ports in the back. The only thing it doesn’t have is a usb c header for the front io of my case

Everything is labeled so it makes it easy for beginners to wire and cable manage. Enough fan space for quite a few fans and rgb which always makes things better. Comes with wifi capability so no additional hardware is necessary

Using with a 5000 series CPU and ECC RAM with no compatibility issues. Working OK so far. One less star due to no front panel header for USB-C 3.2 (only available on back panel).

I love how this motherboard works. I fell confident with it and it was pretty easy to set everything up. The directions were easy to follow. The little hint of RGB gives it a nice touch as well.

Hasn’t failed me although the lack of usb c might be put off to some it’s still a good product. Currently using it with a 3060 ti and a 5800 with 32 gigs of ram.

Excellent mother board has so many features just wish the aura app was on the sick and not having to download. Wifi and blutooth work well. Wish there was more RGB lights on the mother board.

So far six months in and this board has been stellar and super reliable. No issues whatsoever. Have a 3700x running on it with 32gb of ram. Pro tip is to enable DOCP or XMP so you can run your ram at it’s highest speed. I didn’t even realize this under five months in. Haven’t been able to buy a video card yet so using my old one but have had no issues with it. I do have a pcie 4.0 ssd and it is wicked fast and snappy! I recommend getting one! Using six of the SATA ports and have had zero issues with any of them. This has really been a great board for me. Haven’t done any over clocking with it but potentially will in the future.

So far so good! When I first tried to boot my new PC I was getting an error LED on the MOBO telling me there was an issue with DRAM. I had 2 8g sticks and tried using one at a time in different sockets. Nothing I did would get the PC to boot. However, I took 2 8g sticks from my old build and put them in. MOBO was able to post after that. I'm not sure if the RAM that didn't work was bad or incompatible, but it doesn't matter because my PC is now working. I've got it paired with a Ryzen 5 5600x and did not have to update bios in order for it to work.

A great no frills trusted motherboard. Asus bios is one of the best. Note that this board does not have usbc to the front case panel, only on the rear io. This board also does not support usb flash back.

Easy to install... bios is easy to use... didnt know there is no usb-c on on the motherboard to install it with the case... usb-c can is already built in at the back and only for charging

runs well, no problem with any other components (as long as it is compatible it should run very well)

Board is great, pci e 4.0 ready, WiFi is fantastic. Only issue I had with the board was it is Ryzen gen 2 ready, but you have update bios prior. I had to get a 3rd gen chip to POST. Bios is great and easy to use

I hear tell that some x570 boards run loud because of an on-chip heatsink. This one does not. I am still waiting on my case in the mail. With no covering at all, the system is making less noise than other ambient sounds in the room. And the BIOS is very easy to use. After two weeks I have no complaints. I'm glad I didn't go cheap on my motherboard. I only wish there were a couple of Thunderbolt ports, but AMD motherboards only very recently got legal clearance to have those. Oh well, next upgrade.