Monitor Cpu Temp Not In Bios

Love it. Works well. Could use a cpu temp monitor tho, has a gpu temp monitor so why not cpu

No problems although under volting the CPU is not easy and straight forward. You really have to search around through BIOS

I like it. - Wrecks the price/performance curve, especially for parallel scenarios. - CPU cooler looks good and is a lot more capable than others, especially OEM ones. - Attaching the heatsink to the motherboard was a little tight but not bad. - Does require a motherboard with compatible BIOS, which not all B-chipset motherboards have out of the factory. I decided to spend more for an X570 motherboard which all support Ryzen 3000 CPUs out of the box. Otherwise, you have to hope a B450 motherboard has a new enough BIOS version from the factory, or you need a spare older AM4 CPU to let you upgrade the BIOS first.

Easy to install and keeps the core temp at about 36 deg C for my i7 12700k cpu.

Works great! It has dropped my CPU temp 10 Degrees Celsius and looks awesome doing it!

my CPU hasn't arrived but the features this board offer are insane. it has enough pcie lanes for my 3 m.2's and a video card and my memory was on the approved list. Hopefully on wednesday it will power up (should bios flashback worked to update the bios already) with just plopping the cpu in the socket

I just upgraded my PC with a new motherboard, CPU, NVME drive and wanted to increase memory from 16GB to 32. I was considering another brand but chose these because they were less expensive and I have never had problems with other PNY products I've used in the past. Initially they were running at 2666MHz, but that was because of a BIOS setting. Once I enabled XMP in the BIOS they ran at the full 3200 MHz. I'm extremely pleased with this memory. Overall

I had originally purchased a different motherboard and CPU. However, the other motherboard required a bios update in order for it to be compatible with the CPU that was bundled with it. There was no way to update the BIOS on that motherboard without it being in an working system. This motherboard however can have the BIOS flashed with nothing but power connected to it. That made all the difference in the world to me, a novice builder who was working on his second build. I'm also impressed with the quality of the motherboard itself. Everything about it feels substantial. If I ever build another system, I'll likely look at MSI motherboards first.

I already had a Ryzen 3950X and hardware capable of moving to the new CPU. I did the BIOS upgrade, got the PC stable, and did the CPU upgrade. No changes were obvious to the OS as far as drivers, etc. But the performance is amazing and blazing fast. I use this with VMware Workstation to test other Windows builds, and also for video encoding. Things move along quite spryly. If you have hardware that will support this CPU, and you can benefit from all the threads, this is the right choice.

The motherboard was EXACTLY as described and supported my 5th gen Ryzen cpu straight out of the box, no BIOS flash necessary. Resizable BAR, PCIE 4.0, USB C port header, Asus quality, etc. have all helped to improve my overall computing and gaming experiences. Highly recommend this mb! Excellent value for money imo!