Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Extreme vs Asus X570 ROG Crosshair VIII Hero Wi-Fi

I purchased this motherboard to do speed testing on the newly launched AT&T 2gb and 5gb Fiber speeds. Wow. I am impressed. It has both a 10gb and 2

I love this motherboard, not only for its aesthetics, but for its ability to keep cool temperatures for hours and hours. I have attached relevant benchmark tests from YouTube Der8auer for reference so you too can compare the VRM, notably one of the most important statistics, of this board with other X570 boards. (With and without Wi-Fi has the same tech, other than Wi-Fi capability) At just about $380, the Crosshair VIII Hero does a fantastic job at keeping low temperatures, while providing an excellent array of features any PC builder would want including future-proof PCI-E 4.0, two NVMe capable M

and the Extreme version one of its most extremist products. Once you spent 900 bucks on a motherboard, the very least it can do is to do whatever you ...

After connecting, this software loaded up and started updating, but in my case only reached 50 percent completion, after which it just hung.

aesthetics is 9 out of 10. Connectivity 9 out of 10 Value for money 8.5 out of 10 for an overall rating of 8.87 out of 10

I mean its 300 new after tax And I got a new board with some miner things missing for 140. Do the math or keep burning cash on crap that will look just like mine for pennies in a year.

There's that extra slot that I said to you about for the M.2 extender. now up. Oh, we'll start up here

This is a great mobo just chocked full of features. For looks it's beautiful and checks all the right boxes for what you want in a board. The only issue I have with this board is the m.2 spots don't take larger drives with heat sinks

Hiding above the heatsinks are two eight pin Eps connectors which are metal reinforced, as well as a four pin fan header. Moving across the top of the...

If you look at my photo, and compare with the photo in the product description, you'll see what I mean. I will re-review once I get my system built, but until then, I'm giving it three stars. Update: After sending my motherboard back and receiving a new one, the new board was also missing the chipset fan cover. Received a $42 refund from Amazon for the missing fan cover