Have a look at that video orbital posted above. Gives a good snapshot. For me it also came down to connectivity so also look at tech specs on manufacturers website and go for it. There are a few reviews around and don't appear to be any duff boards so at your budget there aren't really any wrong choices. Taichi gets good writeups and quite a few on here who have gone for it I think...
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Have a look at that video orbital posted above. Gives a good snapshot. For me it also came down to connectivity so also look at tech specs on manufacturers website and go for it. There are a few reviews around and don't appear to be any duff boards so at your budget there aren't really any wrong choices. Taichi gets good writeups and quite a few on here who have gone for it I think...
This video doesn't go into any real technical detail, but I still really like this Gigabyte X570 I Aorus Pro WiFi.
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is it me or is this AMD most buggiest motherboard launch i can remember. So many people are having issue of some kind. Never seen such large number of issues immediately after a launch. I appreciate things need to be ironed out but number of issues and variety has somewhat surprised me. Maybe this id just normal?
and as usual early reviewers and youtube reviewers seem to have cherry picked stuff. The quality of reviews as changed so much.
and as usual early reviewers and youtube reviewers seem to have cherry picked stuff. The quality of reviews as changed so much.
3600, gigabyte x570 aorus elite and crucial ballistix lt 3200 ram.
i only went with the elite as it seems to be the pick of the bunch at the £200 marker which is bonkers money for a mobo imo so was never going to spend much more. i payed more for my motherboard than i did for my processor 
never thought i'd ever do that.
never thought i'd ever do that.
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I posted this in the Taichi thread in the CPU forum but will post it here as well in case anyone is having high SB temperature issues on their Taichi.
Check the heatsink and fan assembly under the M.2 shield.
I noticed that the one attached to my board seemed loose, in that there was a few millimetres of movement from side to side when touching the heatsink. There are 2 screws on the back of the board which secure the heatink to the board, I tightened those up and now have SB temperatures in the low 50s when idle or in BIOS, whereas before just sitting in BIOS would see the temperature creep up over 70C and keep going up.
I wasn't experiencing any random shutdowns but I hate seeing unnecessarily high temperatures, especially when it's a result of something which seems like simple, poor quality control.
Check the heatsink and fan assembly under the M.2 shield.
I noticed that the one attached to my board seemed loose, in that there was a few millimetres of movement from side to side when touching the heatsink. There are 2 screws on the back of the board which secure the heatink to the board, I tightened those up and now have SB temperatures in the low 50s when idle or in BIOS, whereas before just sitting in BIOS would see the temperature creep up over 70C and keep going up.
I wasn't experiencing any random shutdowns but I hate seeing unnecessarily high temperatures, especially when it's a result of something which seems like simple, poor quality control.
First Biostar X570GT8 review.
It looks really good, to me. Can't really draw too much of a conclusion about performance, as they didn't have other boards to compare it to, and they used 2666Mhz DDR4 at stock speed.
But still, I await some comparative tests.
I'm not convinced at all that you need super expensive X570 boards. This thing is higher spec than any X370 board, and the vast majority of X470 boards.
https://www.brainbox.co.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=review&wr_id=7704&sca=기획기사
Korean. Use translate.
It looks really good, to me. Can't really draw too much of a conclusion about performance, as they didn't have other boards to compare it to, and they used 2666Mhz DDR4 at stock speed.
But still, I await some comparative tests.
I'm not convinced at all that you need super expensive X570 boards. This thing is higher spec than any X370 board, and the vast majority of X470 boards.
https://www.brainbox.co.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=review&wr_id=7704&sca=기획기사
Korean. Use translate.
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It would be nice if all other fans are tuned off so that we get better idea, but that would drive me crazy as my computer is on my desk. I am sensitive to sound. I have read many are able to disable the fans without too much issue.
so this would mean only motherboard left for me to buy is the Gigabyte extreme and i am not paying £700 for motherboard.
I might go back to my original idea of x470, but they seem so buggy with ryzen 3000 series cpu.
ASRock X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB3 has finally decided to make an entrance:
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X570 Phantom Gaming-ITXTB3/index.asp
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X570 Extreme4 WiFi ax/index.asp
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X570 Extreme4/index.asp
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X570 Pro4/index.asp
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X570 Steel Legend WiFi ax/index.asp
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X570 Steel Legend/index.asp
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X570 Phantom Gaming 4/index.asp
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X570 Phantom Gaming 4 WiFi ax/index.asp
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The only thing that impacts power consumption that much is variations in Vcore, which is seemingly mirrored in big variations between “Auto” and “Normal” settings and also between board BIOS versions as well.
so im thinking of getting this to go with my 3700x build does anyone have this? just wondered what it was like
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asro...4-x570-chipset-atx-motherboard-mb-16s-ak.html
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asro...4-x570-chipset-atx-motherboard-mb-16s-ak.html