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ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus ATX AM4 Motherboard Expired
$167
$189.99
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Amazon.com has ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus ATX AM4 Motherboard on sale for $166.99. Shipping is free. Thanks SeriousRailway6999
Note, In stock on June 11, 2020.
Note, In stock on June 11, 2020.
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X570 boards have been scare and prices out the roof. Saw this on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-TUF-X...112&sr=8-6
https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-TUF-X...112&sr=8-6
In stock June 11
https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-TUF-X...112&sr=8-6
https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-TUF-X...112&sr=8-6
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it's a budget conscious motherboard that competes with others in its class.
At the $200 MSRP price point you have:
(all x570)
MSI MPG Gaming EDGE wifi
ASRock Steel Legend WiFi
Gigabyte Aorus Elite Wifi.
The Asus TUF and Gigabyte Aorus are the only 2 boards in that price range that have 12+2 phase VRMs. The others offer 8+2.
ASUS and Gigabyte are the only two that offer (2) M.2 slots as well.
At the end of the day, it all comes down to what features matter to you the most,. Don't spend extra on boards that offer things that you will not get any value from.
The things that matter to me are:
How many USB ports?
How many M.2 slots.
Adequate VRM. (12+2 phase is probably overkill)
Ram support.
Front panel connectivity. (Chassis ports in the front)
And debugging (post codes, or to a lesser extent LED debugging).
at $167 this is a great price
Less ram slots
Not as beefy VRMs
Less pci lanes
just to name a few. Also if you're getting a mid tower sized case, the larger size of the ATX motherboard doesn't really matter.
i would only get a smaller board if i wanted to use a smaller PC case.
This is a nice board even without that, but still not the form factor I need. ATX stocks are not bad, unfortunately mATX is where stock is near impossible to find.
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I'd wait for the ASRock b550 steep legend. It has an M.e key for a laptop/Bluetooth wifi solution that's easily upgradable (those m. Cards are pretty cheap).
B550 boards also have 2.5gb ethernet
This is a nice board even without that, but still not the form factor I need. ATX stocks are not bad, unfortunately mATX is where stock is near impossible to find.
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I've got the wifi version, and it's great. It has about the best VRM's you can get on an x570 motherboard in this price range. However, the MSI Tomahawk x570's are coming out any time now (supposedly mid-June), with VRMs that blow this away. But they're going to be $200-225..
I've got the wifi version, and it's great. It has about the best VRM's you can get on an x570 motherboard in this price range. However, the MSI Tomahawk x570's are coming out any time now (supposedly mid-June), with VRMs that blow this away. But they're going to be $200-225..