Best X570 Motherboards

Why wouldn't we get the Pro Wi-Fi? It seems the sweet spot for me (want integrated Bluetooth), along with Taichi.

sorry, not sure if Gigabyte UK will be forcing Pro wifi or non wifi only . some people dont need it and will save a few pennies like this ...

My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £386.08 (includes shipping: £11.10)​


not a lot but £15-20 could mean going from say 3700x to 3800x or nvidia super cards etc


Been comparing the specs and manual of the pro wifi and ultra. All I can spot are the finned second VRM, the 3rd M2 (which disables 2 of the 6 sata ports) and comes with 2 thermal probes (pro still has the connectors but probes not in the box?).

Guess it comes down to availability for me. Don't need WiFi now but would like to have for Bluetooth and WiFi maybe useful in a future life. I keep PC's a long time, still using my 12 year old Q6600 as second system. All being well it will finally be retired and replaced by my 3770k next week.

I have a feeling Gaming X and Pro non Wifi along with Master will be Gigabytes biggest sellers . all X570 AX wifi is overkill and likes of BT don't include it yet and they were the first to use AC standard , maybe BT Smarthub 3 will have it​
 
Anyone looked at the ASUS Pro WS x570-ace?

I know it's listed as a workstation motherboard, but it looks awesome. Not covered in meme transfers, LEDs, sculpted blocks of aluminium that are designed to look cool and not perform well.

Probably listed as a stupid price though.
 
Anyone looked at the ASUS Pro WS x570-ace?

I know it's listed as a workstation motherboard, but it looks awesome. Not covered in meme transfers, LEDs, sculpted blocks of aluminium that are designed to look cool and not perform well.

Probably listed as a stupid price though.

Im hoping Gigabyte brings out its Designare range , often acted against ASUS PRO range but featured heavily on Thunderbolt 3 etc

@GIGA-Man wou;dn't happen to know if this will happen ? more features, less RGB to cater for content creators most likely to use 12/16 cores?
 
I've stripped my system down and put it back on air, including the GPU. All set for popping in some new kit; hopefully this launch doesn't disappoint - it's a little bit too low key for my liking.
Too low key?

Has any CPU launch ever been more hyped? Although as Youtube and social media keep growing, it's hard to compare with the past.
 
I am getting a 3900x and doing a watercooled build.

Based on the price speculations would i get a good motherboard for c. £300 (or less)? If so any recommendations?
 
I've stripped my system down and put it back on air, including the GPU. All set for popping in some new kit; hopefully this launch doesn't disappoint - it's a little bit too low key for my liking.
I've just rebuilt my old system into it's new case for the missus to use, faithful old Silverstone FT02 is now prepped to drop a X570 in.
 
I was meaning in terms of prices, availability, benchmarks, reviews.

this is how its goning to be going forward the slowing death of magazines and going all digital means a lot more cotrol for the compainies and nda and stuff like that
no respectable website or youtuber etc will want to break the nda as then the next launch they might not get the items ahead of launch.

as for prices especially motherboards i think there in limbo no one wants to publish first so there competitors can under cut them. cpu prices we allready know the rpice amd set them out at
 
I notice that X470-I doesn't yet have a BIOS to support the latest Ryzen chips. How long does it normally take for the BIOS to be released?

https://www.asus.com/uk/Motherboards/ROG-STRIX-X470-I-GAMING/HelpDesk_CPU/

I'm still weighing up the pros and cons of moving to X570.

On their BIOS download page, seems like second to last release added new CPU compatibility

Version 2304 2019/05/1713.98 MBytesROG STRIX X470-I GAMING BIOS 2304
"1. Update AM4 ComboPI 0.0.7.2A for next-gen processors and to improve CPU compatibility
2. Fixed an issue with Precision Boost values

3. Improved memory compatibility

4. Enhance system security
ASUS strongly recommends installing AMD chipset driver 18.50.16 or later before updating to this BIOS version.
 
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