That goes to Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite for balanced features and design without paying arm and leg.
After mostly totally substandard and pretty much scam level VRMs in most B450 boards (+one X470 board) Asus did full U-turn and every X570 Asus has VRM strong enough for 12/16 cores.
Similarly Gigabyte turned ship around and while two clearly cheaper priced boards are so and so, X570 Aorus Elite brings strong modern design VRM.
But in minus of X570 boards, active chipset cooling, Asus had marketroids doing bulletpoint engineering design with zero logical thinking:
All of their boards have chipset cooler straight under graphics card!
So if you have high end graphics card with non-blower cooler that can basically suffocate chipset cooling causing toasty temperatures during gaming.
Der8auer didn't test that at all.
Gigabyte did lot more sense making chipset coolers with it positioned farther from heat of graphics card.
Though going higher in line up signature of marketroids starts showing more:
Aorus Elite has unobstructed fan fathest from GPU slot >
Aorus Pro moves it couple cm closer >
Aorus Ultra poops airflow restricting crap on top of the fan.
Actually MSI has the best chipset cooling designs of X570...
But they went from B450 hero to total zero in X570 and started scamming in VRM and in boards below Unify have £100 B450 board level VRMs!
AMD originally told they're going to support AM4 to this year and with DDR5 still nowhere to be found there's zero sense for another socket.
In fact unless JEDEC finally pulls their collective fingers out of their butt and finalizes DDR5 specification, AMD is going to have to start thinking about what they'll to do with Zen4 architecture.