I've literally just bought this board, like 1 hour ago.
The back of the retail box states
However in the manual
inspection of the rear panel labelling does seem to agree with the manual. Don't know if this helps.
Motherboard X570 ITX Motherboard Review Thread.
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The back of the retail box states
However in the manual
inspection of the rear panel labelling does seem to agree with the manual. Don't know if this helps.
Thanks Rich,
The info you pointed out was pretty much the source of my confusion
But if I got it right there's no difference between "3.2 Gen2" & "3.1 Gen2", they should both be at 10Gbps
And the 20Gbps apparently isn't just "3.2 Gen2" but "3.2 Gen2x2", which as far as my research goes is still not available on ITX MoBos
... as a smart guy once said:
“The good thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from.”
The info you pointed out was pretty much the source of my confusion
But if I got it right there's no difference between "3.2 Gen2" & "3.1 Gen2", they should both be at 10Gbps
And the 20Gbps apparently isn't just "3.2 Gen2" but "3.2 Gen2x2", which as far as my research goes is still not available on ITX MoBos
... as a smart guy once said:
“The good thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from.”
I just finish build in my Ncase M1 with ROG Strix X570-I Gaming and Ryzen 3900x. Everything is silent but PCH fan after 30 min. have around 5000-6000 RPM. Motherboards temparatute is around 40-45C. I have Corsair AIO 240 cooling and I have to put those fan and pump to Balanced mode in Icue software (before they are in quiet mode). After that I got lower RPM but still around 4600-5000RMP. Everything higher than 5000RPM is audibly. My Ryzen is OC to 4,25MHz and everything is cool and silent execept this fan. I was trying to change settings in Q-fan in BIOS but without success. My BIOS dont recognize CPU fan (because fans are attached on the cooler so cpu fan header is empty). I was trying change settings in BIOS with CHASIS fun... then optimization by BIOS...ignore PCH fan monitoring...but not succes. I touched my VRM shield but is not so hoot. I remove all usb from the back where is PCH fan to lower usb on motherboard. If I will manage get this fan around 4000RPM then is almost inaudible. MY build:
@davbojic
here is a dude doing modded bios for this board
www.hardwareluxx.de
he enables the feature to control the 2 fans on the mobo and some other thingys
here is a dude doing modded bios for this board
[Sammelthread] - ASUS X570 Strix Series (X570-E Gaming, X570-E Gaming Wifi II, X570-F Gaming, X570-I Gaming)
ROG Strix X570-E Gaming ROG Strix X570-E Gaming Wifi II ROG Strix X570-F Gaming ROG Strix X570-I Gaming BIOS/UEFI Versionen Reviews & VRM Häufig gestellte Fragen BIOS Mods Changelog Download Flashing and using on your own risk! Added VDDP Voltage Might be helpful for CPU...
www.hardwareluxx.de
he enables the feature to control the 2 fans on the mobo and some other thingys
The dark horse enters. The Asrock Rack X570D4I-2T.
4 SODIMMs, 2 OCuLink PCIE 4 ports, 2 10GLan ports and low heatsinks.
Its bloody insane.
www.asrockrack.com
4 SODIMMs, 2 OCuLink PCIE 4 ports, 2 10GLan ports and low heatsinks.
Its bloody insane.
ASRock Rack > X570D4I-2T
Depends on your budget. The Asus ROG Strix X570-I Gaming seems to be the go-to high end board (with the Crossfire being complete overkill unless you have the money to burn or do LN2 overclocking), but a lot of people seem happy with the Aorus one too, which should be cheaper and doesn't really lose much in terms of features. It also doesn't box in low profile air coolers as much as the Asus. The Asrock has Thunderbolt, which is cool, but also has just one m.2 slot and uses the Intel cooler mount, which can lead to some (minor) compatibility issues. I've yet to hear of anything really bad about any of them, so pick what you like and can afford.
is x570 itx STRiX really worse with lower profile coolers? i am just interested whether the air gets trapped. boxed...
I am debating between gigabyte aorus and strix which is a bit more expensive. So far Asus has a tiny bit more efficient VRM but it is meaningless for processors up 8-10 cores... really small difference unless one runs overlcoked 3950x. Though I like Asus theme and bios... Would be interesting to know if gigabyte bios does not lack anything and has no bugs
I am debating between gigabyte aorus and strix which is a bit more expensive. So far Asus has a tiny bit more efficient VRM but it is meaningless for processors up 8-10 cores... really small difference unless one runs overlcoked 3950x. Though I like Asus theme and bios... Would be interesting to know if gigabyte bios does not lack anything and has no bugs
I can't remember if I've actually seen numbers on this (though if they exist, they do on these forums!) but the Strix does have a huge heatsink-m.2 drive-audio daughterboard combo sticking out between the CPU and PCIe slot, so it definitely does box in coolers more. How much of an effect this has on cooling is another question entirely, of course. Might be a lot, might be negligible. Probably depends on the cooler too.
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