Asus Prime X570-Pro AM4 Zen 3 Ryzen 5000 & 3rd Gen Ryzen ATX Motherboard with PCIe Gen4, Dual M.2 HDMI, SATA 6GB/s USB 3.2 Gen 2 ATX Motherboard

I have owned this motherboard for around 12-18 months now. I have built many PCs, used a lot of motherboards, and did a lot of research before picking this board. After almost 18 months of use I can say I’ve never had one single issue with this motherboard. It looks premium, has great features, USB C, some of the best memory overclocking across all X570 boards, and much much more. It comes with 12+2 power stages, duel NVMe 4.0 support, DDR4 support up to 4400mhz, multiple RGB and ARGB headers, 6 PWM fan headers plus a water pump header, USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, and basically as good as it gets eve

One of the cheaper ASUS motherboards for the new Ryzen 9 AMD X-570 chipset. Wasn't my first choice, was looking at the TUF-Gaming boards, but they were out of stock. I wasn't disappointed. It worked great out of the box. I was a little concerned as the motherboard box did not have any kind of seal on it, nor did the static-package. I carefully looked over the board, took pictures, and found no apparent damage or signs of previous use.I've build a couple of dozen systems in the past 20 years. This board is great. I am guessing most of the negative reviews are user error and/or an occasional flu

Trash...I am so sick of my RBG always screwing up. The aura/MOBO driver update doesn't work correctly in the armory crate software. I spent a lot of money on my rig. I think I have something special and it is problematic. I usually don't knock Asus, but this Aura/Armoury Crate software problem has been going on for years.Armoury Crate shows I need updates. I click on update and it tells me to reboot, so I reboot my system. Then I go back into AC and it says I need to update. It is stuck in a loop. AC won't recognize my motherboard or memory. My CPU fan, RBG strip, and memory are stuck in a hot

I’ve had both Asus Prime X470 and have now upgraded to the Asus Prime X570 to extend the lifespan of my system and I’m very happy with it. On my old X470 I’ve done everything from upgrading the GPU, adding RAM and even upgrading the CPU from a 2700X to a 5950X and every time it was simple with no hangups.I’m happy to say that the Prime X570 seems to be as stable as its X470 predecessor and I’m hoping it’ll get as good of a productive lifespan. These boards are imo world class motherboards in terms of stability and they are affordable. They offer everything you need and none of the things you d

Are you looking to build the ultimate Ryzen-based gaming PC? Look no further than the ASUS Prime X570-Pro motherboard. This ATX motherboard is packed with features that make it the perfect choice for anyone who wants to take their gaming experience to the next level.One of the standout features of the ASUS Prime X570-Pro is its support for PCIe Gen4. This cutting-edge technology allows for faster data transfer rates and improved performance across the board. And with support for dual M.2 SSDs, you can take full advantage of PCIe Gen4 speeds to give your system lightning-fast boot and load time

My build:Case: In Win 303Ryzen 9 3900xtAura RGB LEDsCorsair Vengeance 16gbEVGA GTX 1060Gen 2 RGB LEDsAsus Prime x570More RGB LEDsSamsung evo970 m.2Did I mention RGB LEDs?I originally tried an MSI B550 that said it was compatible with the Ryzen 3900xt but did not work. This motherboard recognized the CPU right away without updating the BIOS. Everything in my build list was pretty much plug and play. I am loving all of the options this mobo offers. Unfortunately the Asus Armoury Crate software kind of sucks. Sure, it has some basic affects and you can let it take over your Corsair RAM LEDs but i

I've been using Asus boards for years and have found them to be reliable, well-built, adaptable, and good looking... this one's no different. Right out of the box I knew that my old case (with a plex window) just wasn't going to cut it. As good as this boards looks... I had to get a case with a full glass side. The black, white, and silver on the board go together really nicely, and compliment the other parts that go on the board.I had originally thought that the two small sections of RGB on this board might be un-noticeable once I got all my components installed, but that's not really the cas

No problems with install or setup. Does everything it says it does. Like the Intel network instead of the usual Realtek. Seems quicker for sure. I do wish they would include 2 heatsinks for the M.2 slots. I used the second slot for the heatsink ability. The second M.2 slot does work at PCIe 4.0 so no slowdown with the Sabrent 1TB Rocket M.2 NVMe4 SSD. And the slot does allow for the full 5000 Mb per second transfer rate. VERY pleased with that. And I've used ASUS products for many years now and still happy with them. And it looks nice in my RGB case as well . The white on the board changes col