This whole platform is very powerful and is a great match for the Ryzen 9 7950X3D
In it's entirety, This Motherboard is a Feature Packed Platform with many Top spec technologies. It has been rock solid in its primary role as part of a home Compute cluster, (part-time gaming rig ;) running demanding compute workloads (VMs/Pods/containers) almost 24/7.
One part where I feel that maybe a few pcie lanes could have been sacrificed would have been with native 10G LAN, but with that said the actual Intel I255-v 2.5G Ethernet is still more than good, plus with the option to use USB4/Thunderbolt/Plugin USB 10G NIC or a PCIE slot it provides a lot of flexibility options.
Asus have done a solid job on the actual build quality itself, one key aspect are the heatsinks for the Gen5 NVMe slots, these are substantial/Beefy heatsinks and will actually function well as opposed to only being there as just part of the Aesthetics. The same for the VRMs Beefy heatsinks to help with any power demands you throw at this board.
The Board layout is very good with ideal positioning for fan headers, etc. QLED is another very nice touch with acts as a Temperature indicator as well as displaying BIOS Codes on Boot.
Connectivity
Asus have provided a huge number of ports on this board, with multiple USB USB3.2 / USB-C 20G /TB4. Lots of room for devices and future expansions. The labeling on the Rear IO shield is helpful and a nice touch. The Board also comes with WiFi 6E (.ax 160MHz spread) which works very well!
This goes to my point this MOBO gives you options and the flexibility you need.
Audio and DAC/DSP Chip.
This board comes offers some very nice features and 32Bit @ 192k plus a SPDIF for optical in/out. It has some very nice companion apps if installed via the ASUS ARMOURY Crate Utility. It has a very nice sounding Realtek package.
BIOS.
The BIOS of this motherboard is packed with features, many of which I am still yet to learn about. You have complete control to change almost every aspect you could ever need to customize for their needs. With the AMD CPU you can manipulate the Curve optimizer and have a say on how you want the power delivery to be applied. There is way to much to list here the number of features this motherboard supports is crazy, in a good way!
This whole platform is very powerful and is a great match for the Ryzen 9 7950X3D CPU.
I am Happy with this purchase and the Build I finally settled on is as follows:
Spec's:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D
MOBO: ASUS ROG STRIX X670E-E Gaming WiFI
RAM: 32GB (16GBx2) Corsair Vengeance DDR5 EXPO_I 6000MHz @ CL30 (Soon to upgrade to 2x32GB Kit)
GPU: RTX 3070 8GB
Cooler: AIO Corsair H150/170 320mm iCUE .. (I forgot if its the 150/170?)
NVMe: X2 WD SN850X [2TB] Crucial 4TB SSD SATA3. (Waiting for prices to drop for Gen5 before upgrade)
Case: Corsair 5000D (Very nice case BTW!)
PSU: Corsair AX1600i
Hope this helps. Solid BUY!
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so far it's smooth... EDIT: It was but not anymore
expensive but in Asus i trust.Edit: it was very smooth for about a month but after that it started to produce really high latency on some boots and the mouse cursor would become jittery, applications would take long time to open and even Bios would become very slow.Now I installed a the new 0922 from the 0805 BIOS version, it has improved allot but I still got 2 boots with high latency readings on aida64 and pyprime, although not as high as before but it's still not acceptable for such a expensive motherboard. Now most of the time the latency is not too bad on most boots but it's not what it should be, for example my memory latency should be around 57ns on aida64 or 9.7 seconds on pyprime but on many boots its around 65-70ns and 11 seconds.I have been in touch with Asus support for about a month now, I have given them all the information so now I'm just waiting for them to guide me on what step to take next, Hopefully they can offer me a better Motherboard model for a quick swap because It looks like the higher end models have much less issues.Edit 2: I received a new model of Asus motherboard and this one has much less of an issue but the issue hasn't fixed totally so at this point I'm not sure if its Asus Bios's that are really messy or the motherboards, Because My CPU was a really good CPU and something has caused it to develop this issue. It's either the Motherboard or the Bio's because now even on the Gene model that i bought has issues if you change something in the Bios then the PC will become very unstable. It's like these Bio's are really buggy.I will wait for another Bios updyand see they fix issues, if not then I'm actually going to never buy asus motherboard for AMD products.What i heard is that Asus has 13 models of the AM5 and only 2 people working for the Bios's so no wonder the Bios's are still buggy.Very dissatisfied with my choice for adopting AMD AM5 brcause it has been so much stress and troubleshooting and so much time wasting and wasting money too.Whenever I try to see find a solution on google for certain issues that I have had, it's always AMD users with these issues.And now AMD released a silent patch (Bios Agesa 1005 c ptach) without users consent that lowers the performance of our CPU by -200mhz, I have no clue how this can be Legal.The least they could do is warn us otherwise they have sold us something that was advertised as a better CPU and now they have nerfed the performance by -200mhz which is allot.AMD seems very shady and I hope they get sued.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 July 2023
The ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II is a standout choice for a new motherboard, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. This motherboard has exceeded my expectations in many ways, making it a truly excellent addition to my PC setup.
Firstly, the feature set is impressive. With its support for AMD's Ryzen processors, PCIe 4.0 technology, and dual M.2 slots, it's well-equipped to handle the latest and most demanding hardware. The built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities provide seamless connectivity, eliminating the need for additional adapters. The inclusion of USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports and multiple USB headers makes it convenient for connecting various peripherals and accessories.
In terms of performance, the ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II shines brightly. The power delivery and cooling solutions ensure stable and efficient operation, even during intense gaming sessions or heavy multitasking. The BIOS is user-friendly, offering a wide range of customization options for enthusiasts and overclockers.
Moreover, the build quality is exceptional. The motherboard feels robust and well-built, instilling confidence in its reliability and longevity. The aesthetics are also a highlight, featuring ASUS's signature ROG design elements, making it a visually appealing component in my PC.
Another aspect worth mentioning is the onboard audio. The SupremeFX audio technology provides crisp and immersive sound, enhancing my gaming and multimedia experiences. Additionally, the inclusion of RGB lighting and headers adds a touch of personalization to my setup, allowing me to sync the lighting with other compatible components.
Furthermore, the support and documentation from ASUS have been commendable. The manufacturer regularly releases BIOS updates, ensuring ongoing compatibility and performance improvements.
In conclusion, the ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II is undoubtedly a top-tier motherboard. Its feature-rich design, impressive performance, and high build quality make it a compelling choice for PC enthusiasts and gamers alike. Whether you're looking for cutting-edge technology, reliable performance, or a visually stunning motherboard, the ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II delivers on all fronts, making it a highly recommended option for anyone seeking an upgrade.
Firstly, the feature set is impressive. With its support for AMD's Ryzen processors, PCIe 4.0 technology, and dual M.2 slots, it's well-equipped to handle the latest and most demanding hardware. The built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities provide seamless connectivity, eliminating the need for additional adapters. The inclusion of USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports and multiple USB headers makes it convenient for connecting various peripherals and accessories.
In terms of performance, the ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II shines brightly. The power delivery and cooling solutions ensure stable and efficient operation, even during intense gaming sessions or heavy multitasking. The BIOS is user-friendly, offering a wide range of customization options for enthusiasts and overclockers.
Moreover, the build quality is exceptional. The motherboard feels robust and well-built, instilling confidence in its reliability and longevity. The aesthetics are also a highlight, featuring ASUS's signature ROG design elements, making it a visually appealing component in my PC.
Another aspect worth mentioning is the onboard audio. The SupremeFX audio technology provides crisp and immersive sound, enhancing my gaming and multimedia experiences. Additionally, the inclusion of RGB lighting and headers adds a touch of personalization to my setup, allowing me to sync the lighting with other compatible components.
Furthermore, the support and documentation from ASUS have been commendable. The manufacturer regularly releases BIOS updates, ensuring ongoing compatibility and performance improvements.
In conclusion, the ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II is undoubtedly a top-tier motherboard. Its feature-rich design, impressive performance, and high build quality make it a compelling choice for PC enthusiasts and gamers alike. Whether you're looking for cutting-edge technology, reliable performance, or a visually stunning motherboard, the ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II delivers on all fronts, making it a highly recommended option for anyone seeking an upgrade.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 March 2022
I use 6 fans, 5 of them are case fans, 1 CPU fan, there are sufficient fan and RGB headers as I have a hub for my BeQuiet Light wings. My GPU is a NVidia RTX3080 founders edition, and as the PCI slots are reinforced, there's no visible sagging so I don't need a GPU brace. Wifi reception is very strong, ethernet speeds are great, the m.2 slots have heat sinks and don't get too hot. There's a usb gen 3 header for the front panel, plenty at the back.
Overall I'm very happy with my purchase, especially as I paid a great price of £200 for this board.
Brilliant motherboard, has lots of useful features, very stable
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 March 2022
I wanted to get the X570 E or F and decided to get the E as it had a faster secondary ethernet port 2.5GBps, and supported wifi 6, even though I have no wifi 6 yet, I wanted to future proof my setup as much as possible. There are 2 m.2 slots which is enough for me, there are sufficient headers for fans, and rgb. I'm using an AMD 5800X, with Noctua NH-D15 Chromax Black, there is sufficient clearance from the memory modules for the second fan but your case needs sufficient width as the second fan gets very close to the Be Quiet 500DX tempered glass panel.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 March 2022
I use 6 fans, 5 of them are case fans, 1 CPU fan, there are sufficient fan and RGB headers as I have a hub for my BeQuiet Light wings. My GPU is a NVidia RTX3080 founders edition, and as the PCI slots are reinforced, there's no visible sagging so I don't need a GPU brace. Wifi reception is very strong, ethernet speeds are great, the m.2 slots have heat sinks and don't get too hot. There's a usb gen 3 header for the front panel, plenty at the back.
Overall I'm very happy with my purchase, especially as I paid a great price of £200 for this board.
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