Amd Asus Drivers

Runs great/fast, but took some digging between AMD and ASUS MB drivers/utilities/configs to optimize. Not obvious.

Upgrading from a 3080FE, and this card has got me where I wanted to be, a solid 144fps on my 3840x1600 monitor in pretty much everything. This AIB card has 3x8pin power connections and a massive heatsink which allows it to OC very well, thermals are never a problem as long as it has room to breath. Some things to note: Linux users - this card works well, BUT you need mesa 22.3+ and llvm 15+, as well as the latest firmware from the kernel git repo. As of this review, that means it won't work ootb on pretty much any distro. I updated an existing Arch install using nomodeset and 3 to boot to the shell and install the needful. Xorg and Wayland work fine. This process will get easier as distros update and drivers mature, but for now, don't just assume AMD == 100% linux support. MMO players: For players of GW2, FFXIV, WoW, etc, be aware that even a 5900X will be CPU bound in most cases, so while you might get 250+ FPS in Thavnair, you can expect 60-80 in Limsa Lominsa. I'll be pairing this with a 7950X3D if and when it comes out to help with this. Windows users: Make sure you are using the latest drivers from AMD, they are specifically made for the 7900 series and need to be downloaded manually for now, I didn't see the update from the AMD driver app. While I expect the card will get even better over time as drivers get better (AMD was kind of behind the launch curve here) , don't buy a promise. That said, even if it never gets any better, I am still happy with my purchase.

Easy install and update on the drivers for it was easy thanks to the amd website plays destiny Minecraft and my ps2 games great

works great, installing was easy, downloading new drivers even easier, asus is awesome!

This is my first AMD build. I built it before I heard about how ASUS was treating customers with the GC and they generally don't care about their customers. The MB does what it should do. Next time I building im going with a company that does care

Im using this RAM with a low-end budget gaming build: AMD Ryzen 3 2200g, Asus Prime B350M-A, 128GB PNY SSD, 1TB WD Blue 7200RPM HDD Ive never have had the experience of having more than 4GB of ram in my pc, and I hope that this RAM will perform well in the future, and I might buy this again if an upgrade is needed. Im also looking ahead to overclocking the RAM so that it will work better with the CPU, and so that my gaming experience will be better than before.

I ordered ASUS TUF Gaming X670E-PLUS WIFI on Jan 10, 2023. After more than 7 months of using this motherboard with AMD Ryzen AM5 CPUs with air-cooling, I am satisfied with the persistent stability and availability of this motherboard. ASUS also updates the BIOS frequently so I can try new features like more compatibility with newer density memory modules. Overall, I would recommend this motherboard for buyers who plan to build AMD Ryan 7000 systems.

Outstanding Mid-Tower Premium Case: Premium build quality, plenty of space to build, add components, etc. My build includes a ASUS ROG Ryujin 360 AIO, ASUS ROG Thor 850 80+ Platinum PSU, ASUS AMD AM4 ROG Strix X570-F, G.SKILL Trident Z RGB Series 32GB (4 x 8GB), SAMSUNG 970 PRO M.2 2280 1TB, AMD RYZEN 9 3900X, this is a beast of a PC, from gaming to video editing....love it!

I built an Asus based machine on 2012 for myself among several other builds over the years. My Asus machine with an AMD Phenom Black Edition was still going strong until mostly out of desire, not necessity I built my new machine. I have always believed in Asus products. My new board is well constructed and easy on the eyes. I have an AMD Ryzen 7800, 2X16Gb GSkill memory running stock at 4800Ghz and a Crucial T500 M.2 Flash drive. Coolers, case 850W PSU etc.. This system went together easily. Everything is so clean in design now. I fired it up, installed Windows 11 and just got to it without a single flaw. Updates were fast and easy and I've not had a single issue. Performance is great, temps are good, hardware is beautiful and the software just works.

The ASUS Strix B550-F Gaming WIFI II represents another great motherboard in ASUS's Strix line. The board offers a great subset of features including WIFI 6e wireless and 2.6GB Ethernet connectivity as well as a 10G USB C port, 2 M2 slots and 6 SATA ports. This board actually is pretty close to my Strix X570 board in terms of features, but at a lower cost. I ended up buying this board to run my old AMD 3900x CPU in for use as ny home unRAID server and so far the board has worked flwlessly. All in all this board makes in it in to my top 5 motherboards and I even just purchased a second one to run in my younger daughters new gaming and school computer to run an AMD 5950X. She currently does a lot of CAD and 3D design work for school and this little board works great.