Very pretty RGB, Lots of fan headers, and works with all Ryzen products and even some last gen APUs
The bios interface is clear, but abysmal in that it lacks any guide or description of the many settings and options that it can perform- not even the booklet that comes with the board is clear at all about any of this settings- although the board has an HDMI, the bios makes it such that those planning on using a Ryzen 2200G or 2400G will have difficulty trying overclock (which is kind of necessary to get 1080p gaming out of those two specific CPU or APU chips).The orange color of the board can clash with the rgbs in a well lit room though you wouldn't notice it if the computer is under your desk
I bought this to replace a more expensive ASUS M/B which failed
Part of that was due to the better RGB lighting options on the board and software control
All the RGB is a plug as well (: Aura Sync works flawlessly
Would 100% recommend this board and of course the gaming 7 is probably just as good if you don't mind the price of it.
I've noticed over the past few months of looking through all these Amazon reviews for Gigabyte's X470 AORUS Gaming boards that sometimes they won't even bother to respond for several weeks, doing a bunch of responses and ticket opening at the same time
The bios interface is clear, but abysmal in that it lacks any guide or description of the many settings and options that it can perform- not even the booklet that comes with the board is clear at all about any of this settings- although the board has an HDMI, the bios makes it such that those planning on using a Ryzen 2200G or 2400G will have difficulty trying overclock (which is kind of necessary to get 1080p gaming out of those two specific CPU or APU chips).The orange color of the board can clash with the rgbs in a well lit room though you wouldn't notice it if the computer is under your desk
Combined with the Ryzen 2700X processor I built a very fast and powerful gaming rig.
I bought the Gaming 5 Wifi and the wifi worked just fine along with the BT
Initially there were issues with the app center program which helps control things like the rgb of the board, but with the latest bios and software updates everything works just fine
To be fair these issues are not critical but they are a massive hassle.
Everything works perfectly so far, no issues, no overheating, sound is good, no freezes or reboots
Everything works perfectly so far, no issues, no overheating, sound is good, no freezes or reboots
Everything works perfectly so far, no issues, no overheating, sound is good, no freezes or reboots
It has everything: the slick, classy looks every PC builder wants, enough power and functionality to satisfy any avid gamer, and ease of install so that anyone from beginner to pro can put it together in no time
It took me around 20 BSOD's to finally realize the integrated graphics we're not receiving enough power from the default BIOS settings
Then lets say one day you lose power and you don't have a UPS or, like in my case, you decide you want to either do hardware work on the inside of your case or even just want to simply disconnect the power cable to move your PC to a different room or even a different place in your same room
I thought it was more of a gimmick but precision boost 2 must like the constant stable power it provides.
An error code F9 will flash several times and the system will attempt to start up in an endless loop until power is manually interrupted
Coming from Intel it is taking some getting used to, but as far as everything working as it should this board seems rock solid
The bios interface is clear, but abysmal in that it lacks any guide or description of the many settings and options that it can perform- not even the booklet that comes with the board is clear at all about any of this settings- although the board has an HDMI, the bios makes it such that those planning on using a Ryzen 2200G or 2400G will have difficulty trying overclock (which is kind of necessary to get 1080p gaming out of those two specific CPU or APU chips).The orange color of the board can clash with the rgbs in a well lit room though you wouldn't notice it if the computer is under your desk
Writing this review to enter into the Gigabyte rewards program
Just letting the XFR\Overboost handle the overclocking, and its great, Gigabyte renames these functions in the
The bios interface is clear, but abysmal in that it lacks any guide or description of the many settings and options that it can perform- not even the booklet that comes with the board is clear at all about any of this settings- although the board has an HDMI, the bios makes it such that those planning on using a Ryzen 2200G or 2400G will have difficulty trying overclock (which is kind of necessary to get 1080p gaming out of those two specific CPU or APU chips).The orange color of the board can clash with the rgbs in a well lit room though you wouldn't notice it if the computer is under your desk
Unfortunately they must not have even tested the wireless because nothing has changed and the MB had little splatters and gobs of Thermal Paste all over the MB including in 1 of the RAM slots, so my guess is that they were behind on RMA's and they just went through the basics as fast as they could
The bios interface is clear, but abysmal in that it lacks any guide or description of the many settings and options that it can perform- not even the booklet that comes with the board is clear at all about any of this settings- although the board has an HDMI, the bios makes it such that those planning on using a Ryzen 2200G or 2400G will have difficulty trying overclock (which is kind of necessary to get 1080p gaming out of those two specific CPU or APU chips).The orange color of the board can clash with the rgbs in a well lit room though you wouldn't notice it if the computer is under your desk
Coming from Intel it is taking some getting used to, but as far as everything working as it should this board seems rock solid
Coming from Intel it is taking some getting used to, but as far as everything working as it should this board seems rock solid
Had it set up with a Ryzen 7 2700 and Corsair - Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3200 and EVGA 650 BQ, 80+ BRONZE 650W power supply
Big mistake, the lighting software for my GPU doesn't work and I can't control it through the motherboard RGB software either
Overall it's done all I've asked it to, the only downside is the terrible software (the client software you install in Windows for RGB Fusion and others) but imo that doesn't warrant a star knocked off
Unfortunately they must not have even tested the wireless because nothing has changed and the MB had little splatters and gobs of Thermal Paste all over the MB including in 1 of the RAM slots, so my guess is that they were behind on RMA's and they just went through the basics as fast as they could
Coming from Intel it is taking some getting used to, but as far as everything working as it should this board seems rock solid
I use the BIOS to control the RGB which the software in Windows 10 for it is buggy
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Supports AMD Ryzen 2nd Generation/ Ryzen with Radeon Vega Gaphics/ Ryzen 1st Generation/ 7th Generation A-Series/ Athlon X4 Processors Dual Channel Non-ECC Unbuffered DDR4, 4 DIMMs 8+3 Phase Hybrid Digital PWM Design 2-Way CrossFire/ SLI Graphics Support with Dual Armor and Ultra Durable Design ALC1220-VB Enhance 114dB(Rear)/ 110dB(Front) SNR in Microphone with WIMA Audio Capacitors Dual Ultra-Fast M.2 with NVMe PCIe X4 with One Thermal Guard RGB FUSION with Multi-zone LED Light Show Design, Supports Digital LED & RGB LED StripsIntel Ethernet LAN with cFOS Speed Internet Accelerator USB DAC-UP 2 with Adjustable Voltage Anti-Sulfur Resistors Design Ultra Durable 25KV ESD and 15KV Surge LAN Protection CEC 2019 Ready, Save Power with a Single Click
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