Asrock X570 Phantom Gaming 4 Rgb Control

It's a great motherboard. I like the aesthetic (nicer than my previous X570 Tomahawk aside from not having any RGB lighting). The one disappointment I have is that it only has one header for my front USB4 ports, so you would need a splitter if you need more. Fast, easy tips for undervolting a 14900K build: set a -.125v voltage offset, set LLC4 (it's buried in a menu called DigitALL Power Settings) disable enhanced turbo. If it's not stable, try -0.1v, -.085v, -.075v.

This was a great case to build a new matx system in. The included fans and rgb controller are great. I tinted the glass myself but wish it had come tinted already. Asrock steel legend b550 matx board Asrock challenger RX 7800xt Fractal design lumen s24 v2 aio with push-pull fans. No clearance issues.

I took over my son's 4 year old gaming pc running MSI Tomahawk x570 running Ryzen 9 3900x. I was looking into upgrading to 5900x, but I'm glad and waited for the 5900XT. Runs games fast, and excellent for my photo editing needs.

It's awesome, I use it in my gaming rig which had a 2700x in it before, faster is the new fast. My x570 motherboard did require a BIOS update for it to post, prior to that it would hang on DRAM.

I don't stream and strictly use my PC for gaming. I have this installed in a X570 with a 3070 gpu and absolutely kill it on frames in both Apex Legends and Call of Duty Cold War. I haven't changed anything in the BIOS to overclock this chip but for now i don't see any reason to. I noticed it ran a little warm with the stock cooler, sometimes reaching temps in the mid 80C. I have since installed a 360 AIO and can't break past temps of low 50's. Excellent processor for the price, but you will have to be quick to swoop one up due to very high demand. BandH shipped extremely fast and I am very impressed with their company.

My son just put together in a system with an ASUS ROG Strix X570-I Gaming Mini ITX AMD Motherboard, 32 GB Memory, 2 tb NVME. Used his old 2060 Video Card since still can't get the 3080 and still the machine seems incredibly fast compared to his old i7-9700. Windows installed in minutes and his Oculus Rift S runs smoother than ever. In the past it seemed the Ryzen 7's were lagging behind the i7's but does not appear so anymore. Big fan, highly recommend this CPU. 8 Cores - 16 Threads and just a beast of a processor!

I'm running these CPUs on ASUS_ROG_Strix_X570-I_Gaming. To my simple-headed way of thinking, one thing lost by switching to the 5700G is pcie 4 but I have no benchmark to compare my normal usage wrt that feature. Putting that aside, I pulled the trigger and made the purchase at B&H for the lowest price I could find at a reputable dealer, free shipping, and no tax with PAYBOO! What I am finding is that more threads has made a big difference as measured in htop with none of the (near-)saturation I sometimes experienced with browsers on the 3400G, much lower load average, and better response with 16 threads available to share the load. Occasional transcoding and software compiles, no-doubt, are quicker but just basic internet browsing improvements are more impactful for my usage. Then there's the legendary B&H good service. So, why not 5 stars? Thanks!

I finally upgraded to AM5 and since I was very happy for the last 5 years with my TUF X570 Mobo this seemed like a great choice. Zero issues and working as expected. Have about 20 hours of gaming already and looks like it will be another 5 years of happy gaming.

POWERS: MoBo: ASUS TUF Gaming X570-PLUS WiFi6 RAM: GSkill 32GB (4x 8GB) 3600MHz (CL16) CPU: Ryzen 9 5900X 12C/24T (4.8GHz) OC: All Cores: 4.6GHz GPU: ASUS TUF RTX 3060 v2 OC (12GB+16GB) "Dedicated" 16GB "VRAM" to GPU Ran "ASUS GPU Tweak III" to AUTO TUNE GPU to "Max" 4K/VR "Ready"

awesome drive ! cool little RGB light adds to your gaming look cool !!