Gigabyte X570-I Aorus Pro Wi-Fi

Now, this would not be an Hours gaming motherboard. With that the usual infestation of RGB connectors which has been creeping into our computers for t...

But yeah, that's about it. On this motherboard, it looks like a pretty good ITX M4x 570 motherboard option and has a pretty strong Vrm and as well as ...

I wanted to post this review specifically because of the problems I had updating the BIOS. I got it to work, but there were so many different conflicting versions of what you should do to successfully update it, and in the end the way I got it to work was not the way any of the youtube videos, tech ...

So after 7 years, my old PC finally died on me and I decided to build a new one. I bought this motherboard because it’s a solid price for a X570 board and it looks nice overall. I have a Ryzen 7 5800X CPU so this did not work out of the box without having to use their Q-Flash Plus system to update t...

Eh. Running this board with a 5800x3d and rx 6800 in a Dan A4 H2O, the m.2 im using is an sk hynix gold p31, the most power efficient m.2 out there and still reached 76C in gaming loads, while having 2 noctua nfa12x25s on my radiator exhausting out the top. Bought a 60mmx25mm noctua fan, took off th...

This motherboard works great and has many nice features. The biggest thing to keep in mind is that it doesn't support 5000 series CPU's out of the box (at least at the time of me posting this.) I didn't know this when I bought it, so I had a panic attack when my new motherboard with my new Ryzen 5 5...

This is a fantastic board value overall. It's featureset is robust and its build is solid, quite unlike the fragile boards of only a few years ago. That said, the new (M.2A/M.2B) sockets for NVMe SSDs are extremely tricky to install. It literally took me two weeks to get this board working. Here's w...

It's a solid board. Couple things I would have wished for: decrease in I/O display ports and a slight increase in USB I/O ports. Between my mic, keyboard, mouse, desktop DAC and external drive there were just enough USB 3.0 ports on the board. I like the idea of having USB C on the rear I/O even tho...

Okay so I got a little ticked off putting this one together but it's a SOLID board - you just have to keep some things in mind. **Flashing the BIOS** First things first, you will have to flash the bios. I've never had to do qflash before but it's insanely easy. Go to the website and search your boar...

I had an older MSI AM4 motherboard in my system that was only good up to 2nd generation Ryzen 5 CPU's or below. I had been looking to upgrade my motherboard to support future upgrades to newer and better Ryzen CPU's. AM 5 and DDR5 were not a requirement since they would have been overkill for my req...