Материнская плата ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z790 HERO — 548 отзывов, плюсы и минусы

Good water cooling features which I plan to use in the near future

Great product, right price

My first attempt at building with this board failed due to a manufacturing defect. A thermal sensor on the board was apparently faulty, causing the processor (10700K) to throttle to 800MHz (look up "BD PROCHOT" for more information on the problem). Boot up or trying to enter BIOS took 5-10 minutes, and the processor could only be un-throttled using third-party software once Windows loaded. The system was also generally unstable at this point, so maybe there were additional issues beyond the sensor.

Second attempt at building with this board seems to be working as intended. The OC on my processor is pretty mediocre relative to the voltage I'm sending it (Prime 95-stable 5.0GHz all core @1.35 Vcore), but I probably just lost the silicon lottery. Not an expert OCer by any means, so maybe other operator error, as well.

The savior of this entire transaction was Amazon's exchange policy. I requested a new board on a Sunday, and it arrived to me two days later without me even having to send the defective board back first. This obviously saved a ton of time relative to an RMA, and made the process of replacing the first board with the second one a lot simpler. I didn't have to worry about removing cables and other accessories that came with the board from my build and repackaging them to send back, which would have made an already obnoxious process much worse.

Two stars off for the defective original board. I’ve been a loyal customer of Asus motherboards for all of my past builds, but will probably assess other options next time. Needless to say, it’s frustrating spending $400 for a board that doesn’t work after hours of putting everything together.

Five stars for amazon's exchange policy. I don't think I will ever order any major PC components from another retailer in the future.

If u guys use ethernet cables to play video games it has a 5g ethernet plug which gives u 0 ping in fortnite. its definetly worth the price. My only problem is the money I threw away for a motherboard lol.

Got this motherboard after going through 2 gigabyte motherboards with a very annoying, loud and painful high pitched coil whine coming from the VRMs. This is a fairly common issue with motherboards that push a lot of power to the CPU but this one runs quiet. Very happy with the performance so far and absolutely worth the premium over the gigabyte boards. My PC configuration also uses corsair commander pro to control all lighting and fans so the aura integration with Corsair's iCue is a very welcome bonus.

Pros:
Good look
INSANE amount of options and controls in the bios (Seriously, you can spend hours in the bios and still be looking up what some things do)
Good power delivery without being loud
Good layout (very important since some manufacturers will put sata or usb or other connectors in weird places)

Cons: (more like nitpicks)
The amount of crap you have to take off the motherboard to install the m.2 drives is honestly a little unsettling. First remove GPU (if installed) then the chipset cooler cover has to come off, THEN the m.2 slot covers come off.
The onboard power/ reset buttons light up bright white and cannot be turned off. SUPER ANNOYING
For $400, a back plate would have been appreciated (Like the Formula)

If you want to build your Gaming PC with nearly zero compromises, this is the motherboard to purchase. The more expensive boards in the ROG Maximus line don't offer much more useful gaming-oriented features, while costing much more. This motherboard offers the best feature set for the price for serious gamers.

Very nice!

Love the look of the board. Its insane because it has this OLED screen that displays CPU Temps and has flashy animations while the computer is off. The Aura glow is throughout the board. However, I really bought this board not for the looks but for the function of the EK waterblocks for the VRM. Yes you can use this board without filling or touching the VRM waterblocks but my intention of the board was to put it in a freezer and route all my water tubing to a aquarium chiller. By removing the heat from the VRMs, I have put less stress on the freezer compressor. I have owned a hero in the Z490 chipset and it is definitely a good upgrade from the hero. 100$ more is acceptable markup for waterblocks for the VRM and that fancy OLED display. Whats interesting is the two 16x PCIe GPU slots. Most motherboards drop from 16->8->4. This is 16x->16x->4X which i've never seen before. Anyways no flaws that i can see with this board. Give it a go if you intend to make a sub ambient setup.

Box arrived a bit damaged but i wanted to take my chances. Packaging was a bit loose.. Seemed like some screws were missing as well.

i paired this with a 10900k, evga 2080ti ultra ftw3 hybrid

was stuck on a boot loop initially and was not posting..

i was only able to get it to post when unplugging my mouse, keyboard, network adapter etc.. at first.. with a 1200w EVGA P2 PSU.. and unplugging all other sata drives/devices

changed to a Corsair RM750x to test if it would work.. and it did except I couldn't use the thunderbolt expansion that came with this card.. so i changed to a 1000w rmx psu.. still unable to use the thunderbolt expansion but can run my other drives..

but now, in addition to the issues mentioned, each boot.. something would power off or not be detected.

i was probably unlucky though.

after 10 yrs of building pcs I've never seen how asus gets away with building boards that just screw everything up and claim to be better.i am stuck with a 400 dollar paperweight. This is not the first but the last asus anything I buy.stay clear from this one.(armory crate).thats the problem.do not install it until they fix it if ever.look it up and you will find an assortment of problems this program causes.the board itself..pretty good

I bought my first edition of this board, had everything installed nicely, started it up and it began my nightmare, "A2" error. Called ASUS tech support and spoke to a wonderful Indian gentleman who informed me that the motherboard must be defective, and they would be happy to RMA it and fix it and give it back or replace it entirely. As I was under Amazon's wonderful warranty program, I replaced it for a new board. I set it up, and, again, the "A2" error on the second board.

At this time, I gave it to a local tech shop and they, too, could not figure out WTF was wrong with the setup.

Returned the second board, as well as the CPU, Memory (which is on the QVL), and the M2 (which is also on the QVL). Got entirely different CPU, same memory, same M2.

Installed everything a 3rd time. GUESS WHAT? A2 Error.

I am beyond frustrated at this point, and this will be the last PC I ever build (after 20+ years of building them, I've had enough). Just got off the phone with another wonderful Indian gentleman who informed me there are no American tech support agents, because I couldn't understand WTF he was saying 9 times out of 10 -- just what you want to hear when you spend OVER SEVEN HUNDRED EFFIN DOLLARS ON A EFFIN MOTHERBOARD.

This is the last ASUS product I ever buy. I can't wait til Corsair starts making high end motherboards and wipes the floor with these losers. Horrible product, horrible experience, NEVER BUY ASUS.

Really should have MORE for the price.
I just replaced an Asus Z97-A legacy with this board in a new build. I'd buy Asus for Quality and this is great board, but for the price - it really needs more.

They've placed the 20 PIN USB 3.0 port at the front of the board, and those using a full size card will often block access to that port. While Asus anticipated this issue and made the connecter horizontal instead of vertical, the bulky adapter sometimes is cumbersome to get in, thus resorting to purchasing the newer front panel connector this board supports, but it should have been included.

Removing 10 screws just to mount a single M2 module is a bit ridiculous. Once you get the board placed and mounted in the case, if you mount a top fan, the ARgb Headers and CPU fan connectors are VERY CUMBERSOME to get to.

Flex and other buttons on motherboard are useless for most and would much prefer a switch option or a front panel connector for such. While I imagine this is an enthusiast board - I still believe price vs features is unbalanced.

This board is great paired with my 10900K, I can do 5.1GHz on all cores with it. It has a full 16 power phase! This board worked right out of the box as well, no issues with it. If you own a Corsair keyboard though keep in mind that you need to enable BIOS mode on your keyboard to get into the BIOS. Also to turn off the LED's when the computer is off you need to go through Armoury Crate to disable them down to the firmware level. This board makes my CPU run very cool at about 40C on average for such a high overclock. Under load it reaches a max of 65C which is amazing for so many cores. I paired it with an H115i RGB Platinum AIO Cooler. Box is very well presented. This board also comes with bluetooth and Wi-Fi. It's also great that it comes with EK Water Blocks capability right out of the box for the VRM modules, you can make a custom water loop if you wish and cool the VRM's while you're at it. When you get the board make sure you check the BIOS to ensure it is updated to the latest version. This board I am using it primarily for Flight Simulation and coding and for other games. I have purchased it for the long awaited Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 that will come out shortly this year. Once the RTX 3090's appear on the market, this board, 10900K and GPU combo will be unstoppable for at least 5 years. Overall, amazing board, get it!!

First board arrived with oily stains visible on the extended VRM heatsink,s which were supposedly a result of excessive silicon glue during a sloppy installation of the connected gaspipe sandwiched between the finstacks. I made repeated attempts to clean it best I could with 99% anhydrous isopropyl with minimal indication for improvement, so I reached out online via the ASUS ROG forums enthusiast & overclocking community where the general consensus agreed that I should return or exchange the board because of the unfortunate reputation ASUS has earned for refuting RMA repair claims predicated on 'user damage' to free them from liability in precarious situations such as mine when, in point of fact, it truly is not user damage and ASUS are indeed liable for the quality assurance of the product and ethically will be held accountable by myself alone if need be. I know right from wrong when I encounter it in Life, and so I made attempts to contact both ASUS and Amazon by phone over the next several weeks in hopes of a swift and expedient resolution on this $450 problem I had not intended to purchase. Amazon continuously connected me with tragically incompetent Tech Support representatives whom often plainly stated that they did not understand the issue I was describing with the product because a 'stain' does not impact function. Well, I guess the 'Experts' they employ cannot comprehend anyone who is not filthy rich expressing concern surrounding a $450 product with visible signs of manufacturer-induced defects in workmanship, whereas in contrast over at the ASUS customer service circus the trained monkeys they deploy simply instructed me to seek a replacement unit from Amazon. Oh, really? I must have forgot to say the magic word the first 10 calls I placed to Amazon! Or perhaps the philosophy held here is that the customer's always wrong? That's not how the saying goes where I come from, but maybe that's why they did not handle it accordingly. It sincerely felt like neither party wanted to shoulder accountability for this obscenely expensive and visibly DAMAGED product they sold me, nor did they seem to convey any sense of obligation or responsibility to ensure a positive consumer experience for me as a frustrated customer. I was compelled to waste hours of precious free time and call both Amazon and ASUS on multiple occasions and repetitiously ask for assistance over an obvious problem that could and should have been handled expeditiously and painlessly via exchange or return. Asus did eventually offer to ship me an advanced refurbished/repaired unit, but this offer was stipulated and fully contingent on my acceptance of their terms, whereby I was required to place an additional $450 'temporary hold' on my debit/credit card, and naturally of course I would be required to send back the original 'new' board within 2 weeks time or risk being charged. As you may imagine that offer didn't sit very well with me and it didn't invoke much dedicated thought before my refusal came as I later explained to ASUS (like a patient father to his child) that I considered such terms wholly unacceptable given the existing circumstances. The prolonged inconvenience in reaching any terms, and the fact that I was now being asked to pay twice for the manufacturer's error along with receiving a refurbished product in lieu of a new one... Simply ridiculous offer from a multinational company's "Customer Service" Department. Weeks later and after much persistence and wasted time, I eventually broke thru to a competent and caring CS rep at Amazon, but not until after multiple failed efforts to appeal to both companies to 'do the right thing' in this situation. I'll revisit this review someday after an observation period I deem acceptable on the second unit I have received, and perhaps I will feel differently, but my advice for now is to buy a Z490 mainboard from another manufacturer or perhaps, if your heart is set on an Apex, purchase it from a different retailer. I'm not really sure what happened and perhaps my case was a rare anomaly, such as a misfortunate series of events... Perhaps not. On the upside this motherboard is indeed very capable overclocker for daily use in tandem with extreme OC. The BIOS has all the granular overclocking capabilities in that I could ever have hoped for and then some, but my entire customer service experience in getting to this point has been a most bitter pill to swallow.

For most of my life Asus has been my go to for computer equipment. Over the last 5 years their quality and support have really taken a nose dive. I cant think of a single thing I have purchased lately that hasn't had some sort of issue. Their RMA process takes weeks and their tech support might as well just be a google search bar. Motherboard was amazing for the first month then I started getting various post error codes. At first a bios reset or update seemed to fix them and they were just an annoyance. But now the board wont even post. So I contact ASUS and get the standard ASUS support that shows they don't really know anything about their products. Now I'm stuck with an RMA that will take 20+ days plus shipping time.

Great motherboard -- excellent VRMs for overclocking.

One thing to note is to update the BIOS once you have everything set up.

Straight outta the box, this board is massive. However, it's also (basically) one giant heat sync. Temperatures are incredible. I was a little concerned about the PCIe slot being between the CPU and GPU, but stress tests with both of those components OC'd (5.1 and 2.1 respectively), it doesn't raise the temps any higher than idle temps.

The back plate is lighted, which makes things very convenient if you ever fiddle around back there in the dark. Both the QLED and Display are easy to read and show error codes/actual problem (i.e., HDD error, rather than 'just' a two digit code). The rest of the RGB features on the board are great, too. Hands down one of the best looking motherboards on the market.

If you're OC'ing with this board, you're going to want to do everything manually. If you set things to auto/adaptive and let XMP do its thing, you're going to see voltages at 1.54 and higher. Would not recommend letting it make its own decisions, it's like a 10yr old in a LEGO store...gonna want a bit of everything. However, doing things manually is a breeze. I'm very fond of this BIOS. In light of that, I 'did' have stable overclocks letting the board do its thing. It ran really hot (over 100C, even with a 360mm AIO), but it was stable. Dropping voltage to 1.46 resulted in spikes no higher than 90C, average in the low 80s. I'll continue to work with it, but that's more a discussion for the CPU (I've also reviewed the i7-10700K if you care).

The board layout is fantastic with one exception. All headers/plugins are on the border (I came from a board in which that was not the case), all labeled and easy to read, a TON of fan slots, with the one exception...if you're liquid cooled and you have an AIO that REQUIRES you to plug into the AIO slot, it 'is' at the very bottom of the board, and the three separate AIOs I've owned were not long enough to reach. If you can plug into a CPU slot, you're fine. There are several to choose from within reach. Just keep it in mind if your cooler isn't capable of that.

The board comes with a DIMM2 extension, giving you the possibility of sticking your PCIe drives in eternal slots rather than tucked under heat shielding. It also comes with the latest and greatest Thunderbolt hookup, if that's something that tickles your fancy. I'm yet to try the WiFi antenna as I prefer wired, but I've heard it's nothing to write home about. It works.

If you have the money to drop on it, do it. You won't be disappointed in the least bit. There isn't an Intel board I'd recommend more.

 So, I stream here on amazing everyday! I did a stream where I built my current PC with this mobo.

Unfortunately there was bent pins, and the live dash LED didn't work. It disappointed me. I rated it 3 stars because of my first initial problems but I do absolutely love this motherboard to death. It's one of my favorite motherboards of all time and even though I'm not using custom water cooling it looks fantastic! It has 5.1 bluetooth that I use to connect my Airpods to while I chat in discord overall It's an amazing motherboard! I hope you don't get a bad one like me.

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Really happy to have spent a little more to improve my motherboard in my latest build! ASUS has a good reputation for delivering sturdy, well-packaged hardware. If you're building with an liquid CPU cooler, be sure to note the clearance on this board to make sure all your parts will fit. A NZXT Z73 AIO cooler will block the first RAM slot on this board, unless you rotate it 90 degrees.

*note* If you're writing one star reviews for the "Scratched" details on the front of the board, slow down. There is a protective plastic film on the panels on this board that may show scratches, this is common with electronics like these. Just peel off the plastic once you're comfortable with your installation and you'll be all set.

Overall a nice board with RAM OC being the main drawback. I am pasting the rest of this from a post I made on the Asus form.

Just feedback for those considering Asus z490. I just have experience with the Apex and Hero Z490. I also have the z390 versions of both boards and was satisfied with those.

Anyway I also got a MSI Unify to try since the Z490 Hero was a disappointment to get memory working stable at anything over 4000-4133. The Unify is much better for training and getting memory either 4x8 or 2x16gb clocks higher than even on the Apex when using 2x16.

I preferred the aesthetics of the Hero but went with the Unify since it also sets much lower CPU voltages than Asus does if leaving things on default.

I used varies stick of memory from 3600/16, 4000/c15, 4500/c18 to 4800/c18 GSkill and Team b die kits for tesing and also 2 10850k and 1 10700k for testing so i know it is not down to one item like a CPU or memory being the issue.

Not that the Hero only running 4000 on 4x8 or 4133 on 2x16 is that big of an issue just compared to the Unify being able to clock 4400-4600 with the same CPU and memory it shows a large difference and hopefully Asus can fix it but I am doubtful if this far after release they still haven't.

The z490 Apex also is a disappointment compared to to the Unify when comparing 2x16 memory training and OCing. The Unify looks like it will do what the Apex does and much easier and faster for someone new to memory OCing.

I have to qualify my review as being based on very limited experience with this board, but I was quite impressed with the board overall.

I first ordered this king Asus Z490 motherboards but after delivery noticed that there was no ability to utilize on-board integrated graphics from the CPU (which I desire to use). So back it went. I have to say that the board is just amazing based on my hands-on-only. It feels like it is filled with copper or lead!

I wish I could have used this board with the 10gbps NIC and Thunderbolt interface, but that will have to wait. I will note that a competitor to this Asus board (there are 3 in the arena) does plumb/inject the display port output to the Thunderport port - I wish Asus had an option for this on this Extreme board.

I had to run out to the local blue and yellow store and buy an Asus Strix to allow me to continue with my build. The Strix seems to be one of the best mid-level boards for more users with more needs (better I/O options, overclocking, etc.). I write software and needs lots of striped M.2 performance and some mild but stable OC.

If you need/want use integrated graphics (i.e. 10900K) and not discrete video cards, because you want a semi-workstation-level machine for productivity, then the Asus Strix is probably the best all around board to get. No board, from any vendor seems to provide a HDMI/DP video ports, 10gbps NIC port AND Thunderbolt port on the rear I/O panel - this would be great for power users that are not using discrete video cards. Maybe this will appear with Z590+ boards - I hope so.

I purchased this motherboard over 4 months ago and have had nothing but problems. I've been back and forth with ASUS over the issue and they up till a month ago or so blamed it on everyone else until finally, they admitted it's their MOBO. They told me they had a new one in testing over 3 weeks ago for an RMA and I just got an email saying they never had one for me and will not make me a priority over a new customer. I bought this to build a computer to help me work at home during COVID 19 and specifically for a job that I couldn't finish because the mobo will randomly get stuck at the ASUS logo screen and reset for hours and then magically work again. ASUS has been a complete and utter joke throughout this process... I've always recommended ASUS to colleagues and friends but not anymore after this...

This BIS mobo is all the right stuff, performance, quality, and AI. So far this thing is blazinf, durable, ergonomic as they get, and super adaptable. Its running a 10600k havent OC yest but from the looks of the heat sinks and vrm, also playing with the AI, I think it will be just under the $750 boards, and make over 5ghz no prob. Also it interacts with the ram nicely. Definately my opinion best board of any for z490. It also runs pretty good temps at the moment, bit im hooking up the 2 waterloops next month. Great software, and packaging. Cool led.

Note: This is an EATX form factor. It is a large MB that requires a large case. As other reviewers have stated, this board stands alone for tweaking...amazing voltage control, great bio, looks stunning as well. This board also has great heat dissipation. There are thick heat spreaders everywhere. It is also very heavy and will support a large GPU and cooler with no problem. They jam pack the box with every thing you could possibly need for this build. This is a high end board for people that have the money, time and expertise. It comes AI OC'd out of the box. You may need to turn of some of the stock settings for a more stable system. One, odd complaint that I have is the lack of internal USB 2.0 connectors. I needed five to finish my rig so I had to purchase an internal expander. Just weird that they give you way more than you need (including a thunderbolt card and a fan extender card) but not a USB expansion card. I read that some people were having an A2 error, I encountered this as well. Clear your
Cmos, if the problem persists use a different bios rev. Sometimes a driver can cause this as well. I really have no major complaints with this board and I highly recommend it for high end builds. Oh, one last thing for Asus...I wish that the error code display could change colors. But again, a very minor thing.

Sadly this board is an under performer. Even when it was running it was not doing my i9 10700K any favors. One night it was running and the next morning I started the PC and the start up screen stated OC'd 43%. I quickly shut it down and tried rebooting into BIOto see what was going on. It wouldn't enter BIOS. I finally got the OS up and downloaded the updated BIOS. Went through the steps and when it got to Do not turn off power or reset pcit hung. I waited for 45 mins and nothing happened. Tried restarting and it failed to do anything. It has been returned and at this point I will never purchase ROG. The GPU I have from them is garbage and so was the MB. Going back to MSI. BTW spend the extra $300 and go for the MSI MEG Godlike it smokes everything else!

This thing had a very noisy VRM, I can hear it above my fans at the opposite end of 90ish inch desk. Unbearable sound unless I crank up the headphone audio. This may not be as noisy if used with a lower end cpu, compared to the 10900k I am using. It also lacked more premium features you would expect in the price range. The onboard audio was acceptable, but not great, and there was no back plate. I loved the bios, but that was about it. The noise and boring audio quality drove me to try the gigabyte master, which is better quality at a lower price point. (And not nearly as noisy as this hero)

If you are wanting to build an awesome, liquid-cooled gaming PC and want the best of the best, buy this board. The board is heavy, but delivers with features. ASUS has really outdone themselves with one. Don't flinch at the price of the board, because with what you get and as many features crammed onto a liquid cooled board you will have boat loads of options. I have had mine for 2 months and not a single problem. Their packaging is awesome, so if you have never bought something from ROG ASUS you will be impressed. Asus spares no expense on marketing to make your experience a good one. They have top notch packaging and once you open it you will see what I mean. Also, the manual is very in depth, so if I could give it a 6 star I would. Thank you ASUS.

Built my first computer rig. Was trying to avoid H20 cooling.
Got a corsair i115 and it cools well; keeps below 40 and mostly runs at 32C even during extreme gaming.
BUT - Water Cooling is what this board was designed to do so I suppose you are paying a little extra for this feature.
If you want to air cool or use a contained water pump it works,
Love the OLED screen and RGBs.

Ramcache III thinks nvme ssd is a hdd but recognizes sata ssd, armory crate and aura sync are very buggy and incredibly sluggish/ freeze no matter how blazing fast the pc is. Great motherboard, bought it for the superior power delivery. Softwares from asus that are included with the motherboard however are unusable, I've tried 2 different argb devices on the mobo headers too and neither of those have worked. Customer support couldn't resolve the ramcache iii issue and told me I'd be contacted by different team to fix the issue and they never did. My experience with some asus customer support has been amazing, some have been lackluster. I highly recommend Asus, but things like this really make it hard to.

The only reason I didn't give all 5 Stars is that this board wasn't my first choice, but it has happily surprised me. If I really stretch for a negative I could say there are too many settings in BIOS/UEFI but then I'd have to add that each is automatically explained with a help/info popup. I am upset that it won't run Win7 properly but I knew that going in and anyway I'm on Linux 99% of the time and it's a speed demon there even with just an i5.... well, a 10600K but still, an i5. :)

can anybody tell me if its normal to received a scratched up motherboard? i’m pretty disappointed that I receive the motherboard like this.

First of all, this MB came already open so I'm sure someone else experienced the same issues I had. The motherboard would not stay shutdown. It kept rebooting itself without anyone touching the PC on random occasions. The M.2 drive placement is also terrible if you need to use all three slots. It barely supports one 2280 m.2 drive.

This does not have the build quality you should expect from a $500 MB. Sure the LED is a nice touch but I don't think I even looked at it once after installing it.

The only pro this has is the ASUS bios, so many options to overclock that it is extremely overkill for 95% of users.

This is simply probably the Best motherboard out their to buy that's below 400$ Amazing Bios seriously, you could spend days tinkering with it and tweaking different settings with it, has all the bells and Whistles one could possibly want, CMOS reset button on the back of the Motherboard, extermly good power delivery, and is I9 overclocking ready, granted I use it with a 10700k instead but still. In Summary if you want one of the best boards out they're and are going to go with Intel look no further this board is awesome!

Pairs very well with my i7 10700k and Aorus rtx 3080. Asus is a very reputable company. Motherboard feels well built, sturdy, and looks great. Built in WiFi and Bluetooth work very well. Make sure BIOS is up to date, as with all motherboards. BIOS is very easy to use with options to do just about anything. Definitely recommended.

I am always skeptical of buying expensive pc components online, because you never know how they are handled in transit. True to form the first one arrived broken and it wasn't until I had my entire pc put together that I was able to rule the motherboard as the issue. Having to take everything apart again, especially the processor is risky, so I was pretty upset. Thankfully, I was able to replace the motherboard in under 3 days, and the replacement works to this day.

Love the ASUS ROG Maximus XII Extreme Z490 (WiFi 6) LGA 1200(Intel 10th Gen) EATX Gaming Motherboard ,No complaints so far.

One thing I should say though is that it does not fit the NZXT H710i Case unfortunately,I thought it would but I had to buy a new case I really like my NZXT case but the MB was too big :(

I like its BIOS a lot - especially the overclocking features - though Asus could improve the tracking of the mouse cursor.

Running at my I7 10700k @5.2 MHz stable

He comprado este modelo debido a la buena conectividad que tiene y sobre todo para utilizarla conjuntamente con un ryzen 3 3700x.
Pros: Si vemos las características de la placa no le falta de nada. La iluminación aura está muy chula, el software de Asus te permite modificar la CPU, la RAM y el hardware. En general va muy bien toda la placa base (*)

Contras: De mano para ser una placa base Asus de gama Media-Alta debería de venir con chapa reforzada, con más de una conexión de sonda temperatura y la conexión de audio digital no está optimizada
He tenido que devolver 2 placas debido a que no les funcionaba el adaptador wifi (Concretamente no aparecía ni en administrador de dispositivos (Ni ocultos) ni adaptadores de red, desde la BIOS aparece como habilitado pero ni las compilaciones 1909,1903,1803,1809, ni instalando los controladores viejos del DVD ni los nuevos desde la web de Asus o desde el software de Armoury Crate (No he podido acceder nunca al adaptador wifi de ninguna de las maneras)
** Me he puesto en contacto con el soporte técnico de Asus y no me han dado solución (Que devuelva la placa)
***Otro detalle es que aún no tengan el manual en Español, y desde la web de Asus tampoco y los que hay en ingles no especifican todas las características de la placa base

INFORMACIÓN UTÍL WIFI
He instalado Windows 10 Pro Compilación 1809 (Marzo 2019) sin internet, y Windows me ha detectado el adaptador wifi (Intel R Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz), cosa que con las versiones más nuevas nunca lo hizo.
A partir de ahí actualice mediante Windows Update y el software de Armoury Crate (Asus) pero no instalo la compilación 1903 o 1909 que me da problemas de que no existe el adaptador wifi.
Está avisado el soporte técnico de Asus que próximamente lo solucionaran (Hay personas que sí les funciona), pero esto es para los que tiene el problema del adaptador o pantallazos azules debido a esto
*** Vuelve a desaparecer el adaptador wifi, es un problema de hardware no del S.O ni del software.
Bastantes personas han reportado que no les funciona, mismo problema, una lástima he tenido que devolverla

Not going to go into some long detailed review that no one will read or maybe understand. However, if you've been shopping for a 1200 socket MB for hours on Amazon, this is the best bang for the buck, I did all the research for you. Get this one and you'll be happy!

Las hay mucho mejor que esta, pero también son muchísimo mas caras, si quieres tener una placa base de calidad, este modelo de Asus Rog Strix Gaming E, es perfecta.
Al principio compre la versión F, pero me llego defectuosa, al pedir el cambio a Amazon me dieron la opción de elegir la versión E por 20 euros mas. La diferencia de la E a la F, es que la versión E tiene un puerto RJ45 mas y uno de ellos es mas rápido 2,5G y 1G, aparte de tener Wifi AX, bluetooth y también una zona mas RGB cerca del chipset que la F no tiene. Aunque para mi lo mas interesante es el display de 2 dígitos, en los que puedes ver información de errores de la placa, y una vez que está arrancado el sistema operativo, te indica la temperatura de la CPU. Este display no lo trae la versión F. Muy recomendable por las actualizaciones continuas de Asus y por su fiabilidad. Aunque esto último el tiempo lo dirá.

Amazing auto overclock 10900k to 5.3 with 1 click.. no issues so far very stable .. however it has only 1 3.2 USB port and If you match it with the Asus GX601 you will need to buy pcie module for the extra port. Also note this board works with either 8 pin cpu cable or with 8+4 cpu cables

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Asus x570 Strix Gaming E

Placa base, gama media/alta, tiene unas buenas especificaciones y es una opción muy recomendada para los ryzen 3700x y 3800x.

Uno de los puntos fuertes de esta placa, es el OC, dado que Asus tiene una BIOS muy pulida.
Montado un Ryzen 3700x, lo tengo 24/365 a 4.3Mhz con un voltaje de 1.2975 y 32gb de DDR4 a 3600Mhz con 14-15-15-14-32-48, son de Gskill y con B-Die.
La verdad que se agradece tener una BIOS así de pulida y que todo vaya bien y rápido en cuanto al OC.

En cuanto especificaciones, la mas destacada puede ser la conexión WIFI 6, nos dará unas tasas de trasferencia muy altas, el único problema es tener fibra superior a 1Gbps y tener un router con WIFI 6, por lo que ahora mismo poca utilidad le podremos sacar.

En cuanto la calidad y los acabados, nada que objetar, es de muy buena calidad, tampoco hay que esperar menos y mas con el precio que tienen actualmente las placas X570.

En cuanto conectividad, tiene más que suficiente para cualquier usuario normal.

En resumen, placa con buenas características y con una BIOS muy buena para realizar OC y como siempre, creo que el precio es algo alto en la plataforma X570.

Amazon's first product they sent me was used and was obviously used. It had scratches on it where the last person tried to mount the M2 drives, plus booklets and the cd were all scrambled and out of order. Others have also had the same issue from Amazon. Check your product from amazon as this is a 400$ motherboard so it better be brand new!! Overall, once I returned the board and got what I paid for, it's a great board, tons of room for expansion, great bios, plenty of fan headers, almost anything you could want from a premium motherboard.

Pros: Trae de todo lo mas importante es que tiene unos buenos VRM y bien ventilados a mi parecer. Varias conexiones satas para los ssd o hdd. Varias conexiones usb. Wifi. 2 conexiones lan de 1 gbps y de 2.5 gbps. Luces led rgb. Conectores para varios ventiladores y bomba custom. Tambien dispone de varias conexiones para nvme que van super rapidos. EL ventilador del chipset no suena nada.

La unica pega aunque no es para tanto son las bios de Asus que arreglan algo y estropean otra cosa pero por lo normal va de lujo.

Me aterveria a recomendarla y ahorrarte lo que vale la Hero VIII

this one is one of the best board out there.

Vengo de una Asus Tuf b450 no precisamente barata, que duró menos de un año, por lo que volver a Asus me daba cierto mal rollo... El caso es que encontré la placa a precio competitivo y he de decir que la diferencia con la anterior es abismal... la cálida de construcción es realmente buena, la estabilidad del equipo es palpable en el uso y la BIOS no cambia mucho, pero da muchos menos problemas.

First board defective the gpu channels are not picking up the graphics card i bought an nvidia 2080ti founders edition hopefully second board works if it does ill give it 2 more star no hassle on the return which i think is awesome.