Reviews ASUS TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS
Reviews ASUS TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS
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Pavel, Praha 3 - Žižkov
Rated 14/01/2023, variant ASUS TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS
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First full upgrade since 2012. I naively thought I would connect my SSD with W10 to the new PC and do the rest in the BIOS. If I knew that I would spend almost 3 days with it, looking for help on the internet, I would take it to Alza or another PC store and have it switched to a new build for 2-3 thousand.
To the board, ASUS could have saved those 5 led diodes that shine in the lower half of the MB towards the front panel of the PC or vice versa to RBG a little more parádit for 200 kč extra.
PCI-E 5.0 for GPU
PCI-E 5.0 for NVMe
4 ram slots up to 6400 MHz (OC)
2.5 Gbit LAN - up to 940Mb/s on 1Gbit
For the latest AMD 7000 AM5 series - "future proofing"
USB 3.2, 3.1, 3.0, up to 4x M.2
BIOS flash button on the rear panel
Only 1x internal USB 3.0 header, but again another 1x internal USB 3.2
On the board everything is well described, what is not clear you can find in the manual
According to the benchmark, every connected component is being wrung to the max, so we'll see when PCI-E 5.0 components arrive and get a little cheaper
Massive heatsink around the CPU on the VRM 2,5 - 4 cm(at the rear ports) high - be careful when choosing a CPU cooler, buy the board first and then the CPU cooler
Necessity to flash/update BIOS for wider RAM support - just typical ASUS, but solved it
Confusing error led indication during troubleshooting see BIOS flash required
A bit harder to install the heatsink on the first M.2 - I recommend doing this before installing the CPU and CPU cooler - I don't take this as a full-fledged negative
ASUS Armory Crate did not work on installing MB drivers after booting - probably due to BIOS flash, but a simple reinstallation solved the problem
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