ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E Hero ATX motherboard, 18 + 2 power stages, PCIe 5.0, DDR5 support, five M.2 slots, USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 front-panel connector with Quick Charge 4+, USB4, Wi-Fi 6E

So basically I purchased Ryzen 7000 series back in October 2022, 7950x / Aurous Master X670E along with some DDR5 memory. Was ok, but had no end of issues with cold boot, USB dropouts ect. I already had a 3090FE and a 1600w corsair psu so more than enough for it to not be a problem. Upgraded to 4090FE in the last month - mostly the same as previous with the 3090fe I decide to try some certified ram but that turns out to be worse that the original stuff I got and ontop of that the Gigabyte board seemed to overwrite the EXPO settings meaning that it showed 4.1 volts on for DDR5 - I suspect that is due to the board and bios (though surely that should be locked?!?!, someone else on reddit had precisely the same issue with the same ram and same board), Returned that and ended up going back to my previous sticks. Fast forward to a few days ago I drop a 4th NVME drive in and find out that no matter what the top slot closest to the CPU always ran a half speed x2 vs x4, same regardless of the bios releases, reseating CPU ect. Even a 3.0 drive would stop the system from booting but would work in the other 3 slots. Sort out a return luckily even after this amount of time, so decide to purchase a MSI x670E Carbon (just my luck - DOA, Amazon must love me right now due to all the returns :/) So finally to the Crosshair - pop it in using all the same hardware (cpu/motherboard/gpu/memory/storage/psu) Not one issue - takes a little time to boot - but does so without issues, upgrade the bios to 805, no issues. USB mic does no drop out in same situation while in game. Wireless Keyboard Lag is no longer a thing, double typing or sticky key like I healed the key down. The board is expensive, the M.2 PCIE card I probably wont use, the lanyard is kind of dumb, they could of dropped half the stuff and made it a little cheaper tbh. But overall, solid and just works. Which compared to Gigabyte is a godsend, I had a x570 master previously and had loads of issues when I had that as well, I swore off Gigabyte but stupidly picked it up this time round. The MSI board being DOA - I can kind of forgive because you can just get some duds sometime but my luck has been weirdly bad :( The ASUS board does not have a TPM header - I was looking around but couldn't see any (easier when bios flashing ect, no need to go suspect Bitlocker protection) No biggie :P

I bought this mainly for music production. I use two sound cards (both PCIe 8x) so ample slots for my needs and also a graphics card. This board reduces the second PCI 16x to 8x if the first slot is used. No shared PCI bandwidth with SATA or M.2. Thumbs up - all PCI slots connect directly to the CPU. My set up: ROG Crosshair X670E Hero mobo. x2 RAM 6000MHz. 850W PSU. NVIDIA Graphics card in first PCI 16x slot. Sound card no. 1 in second PCI slot (speed reduced to 8x). Sound card no. 2 in PCIe slot (speed - 8x). All four M.2 slots used; I have no need for the PCI extender to add more M.2. but good to have if I need it in future. The box is huge and the mobo is solid - HEAVY! Built like a tank and feels robust. Plenty of cables, accessories and extras. I built a new PC from scratch, and it recognised everything so no issues. First boot is slow, give it time and do not switch off. Don't forget the jumper switch to stop cold-boot issues. Read the manual - especially the PCI, and M.2 section - to see what is disabled when using specific slots: i.e. AMD 9000 and 7000 CPU's have more functionality than 8000 CPU's. I downloaded the latest BIOS update from ASUS support page on to a USB (FAT32) and installed before going ahead and installing Windows. No LAN or Wi-Fi driver installed on the board, so I plugged in my phone and tethered the internet connection from that to install Windows 11. All the above are available on ASUS support page for the board, so good for research before buying. Easily able to set my RAM speed using EXPO settings. BIOS settings all familiar to me as I previously had X670E-A board. So far, no problems and my AMD Ryzen 9 7950X does not run too hot under strain (music production and rendering, I cannot comment on video rendering), and the chipset sits at around 50deg. PSU 850W - suitable for my needs. If you have a huge graphics card you will probably need 1000W. I bought a nice PC case and just have the mobo ROG lighting and AIO water cooler pump lighting. I do not want my PC looking like a drunk disco or the mothership coming to take me away (shame), so no fan ARGB lighting plugged in. Sometimes less is more. My set up is and looks professional and sleek. This is just my set up and others may have different needs. DO NOT even think of touching the AM5 CPU pins on the mobo!!!!!!!!! Treat that area like it is nuclear.

Worked fine for the first 2 months, suddenly has died. The only way to get the motherboard to turn on now is to hold down the CMOS button. Honestly avoid at all costs!

Positivises: Easy to install 4x M.2 Slots 3x Internal usb headers Negatives: The heatsink of the top M.2 slot is a little difficult to remove I have had no issues with this motherboard and love that they keep releasing bios updates to improve stability.

So, I got this motherboard just before the whole CPU dying debacle and wanted to make sure my 7950x3d wouldn't end up like all those unfortunate souls. Installed the new bios and that was that. The marketing for this board is shady at best and misleading at worst. Asus has certainly lost its respectability over the years. I've had quite a few issues with USB and such when I've had the EXPO enabled, so disabling fixed it. Also, I'm unsure if it's my configuration or gpu, but I've been having random issues with my GPU crashing, causing me to need to reboot to regain full functionality. Other than those niggles, it's a pretty good board with good OC capabilities.

Voici une carte mère d'excellente qualité, certes onéreuse, mais son prix me paraît justifié ! Dès le déballage, on constate avec plaisir la beauté de la Carte Mère et les accessoires délicatement rangés Sur la face arrière, il y a une multitude de prises USB Classique de Type-C, et connecteur Réseau de 2.5 Gb avec le WiFi 6E Une fois installée, au démarrage pour activer le Mode EXPO pour synchroniser et ajuster la fréquence de la RAM, en tout cas, pour la mémoire CORSAIR DOMINATOR TITANUIM 6000 MHZ et au-delà de cette fréquence. Il y a de nombreux paramétrages, notamment au point de vu Overclocking et consort... Néanmoins, il aurait été bien d'avoir une deuxième prises Réseau de 10 Gb, au regard du prix déboursé pour l'acquérir. Pour un éventuel branchement à un NAS en direct. Une fois, le Bios mis à jour, elle se révèle d'une redoutable stabilité. Voici tous les composants de mon PC CM ROG CROSSHAIR X670E HERO AMD RYZEN 9 7900X CORSAIR Dominator Titanium DDR5 RAM 64GB (2x32GB) 6000MHz CL30 Watercooling Be Quiet Silent Loop Version 2. 280 MM - un silence absolu ! SSD Crucial NVMe M.2 T700 1To Gen5 ASUS TUF GAMING NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Thermalright ASF-RED AM5 - Meilleure dissipation de la chaleur. SEASONIC Prime-PX-1600 1300W ATX 3.0 Boîtier ATX Be Quiet DARK BASE 900 Cependant, le démarrage est un peu long, en y remédiant par un passage dans le Bios : en activant [Memory Context Restore]. Cela se trouve dans les réglages [Timing Ram]. Puis F10 pour enregistrer la modification. Ensuite, on retrouve un démarrage quasi instantané (Rapide) Pour c'est Top ! J'espère pouvoir garder cette C.M plusieurs années en upgradant peut être le processeur et si besoin la capacité de la mémoire. Le suivi des mises à jour du Bios est le point fort de ASUS, surtout pour les haut de gamme, j'ai gardé la précédente la ROC STRIX X570E-F GAMING durant plus de 7 ans et j'ai eu encore une mise à jour au mois d'octobre 2023. Donc, étant donné que la réputation de ASUS, n'est plus à faire, je conseille sans hésitation cette Carte Mère, pour un investissement à long terme !

Well made, good bios, lack of 10 gb ethernet

Placa manipulada anteriormente y vendida como nueva. Pagar casi 700 euros para encontrarse de que la caja por dentro esta toquetada, plasticos rayados, cubierta del manual rayada, la cubierta de plastico que cubre la placa tambien rallada. Y lo peor de todo la CPU venia sin proteccion, en esta version los pines estan en la placa y esta vino al aire sin la tapa de proteccion q llevan las placas nuevas.

Rog Crosshair,başka söze gerek varmı.

La placa base me ha llegado con signos de manipulación y en mal estado, vaya sorpresa... Fijaos bien que lleve el precinto en la caja. Lo que cuesta y que no venga con su bolsa antiestatica, parece de chiste. Recomiendo mucho mejor la asus rog strix x670e-e gaming wifi.