GigabyteX570 AORUS Master (AMD Ryzen 3000/X570/ATX/PCIe4.0/DDR4/USB3.1/ESS 9118 Sabre HiFi DAC/Fins-Array Heatsink/RGB Fusion 2.0/3xM.2 Thermal Guard/Gaming Motherboard)

This is my first build and I am satisfied.

I bought this for my overdue upgrade from another Gigabyte GAZ77X-UDH5 which also offered the same expected build quality that would literally outlive the rest of your computer components and plenty of future proofing expansion options, however like my previous board it has an abysmal Bios support. if my previous board is an example it usually takes Gigabyte a couple of years of attempts to reach a stable bios upgrade. It is quite baffling how Gigabyte still continue to have the same issues over and over again.Word of advice DO NOT update your bios unless it is to fix an issue you have, otherwise it is not worth the roulette game you will have to find a version that works.Pros: Great build quality that would work in extreme conditions with expansion options aplenty!Cons: Risky unstable bios software with a design that would give you migraines to find the option you need.In summary it is absolutely worth the money, it is up to you if you can tolerate a bit of drama.

Excelente MoBo. su calidad es excelente y me llego una totalmente funcional, que era mi miedo principal je. Pero por el momento todo perfecto. Me llego la versión 1.2 y lista para los ryzen 3000. Aunque si quieres usarlo para los nuevos procesadores 5000, como lo es en mi caso. Hay que actualizar la bios a la versión F30 para esta marca, siendo este muy fácil y sin la necesidad de contar con otro CPU, pues la puedes realizar solo contando con una usb con el update del bios, conectar la MoBo con el PSU y listo.Su otra ventaja considerable es el VRM (control de temperatura) y calidad de audio. 100% recomendable.Lo único como negativo talvez sea el precio y si realmente quieres invertir en esta MoBo. sabiendo que probablemente el siguiente año se mude al stock AM5 y si quieres actualizar necesites al igual una nueva placa. Pero si estas a la idea de estar con este sistema entre 3 a 4 años mas, creo que esta motherboard será suficiente para aguantar el tiempo.

This board feels very high quality and very hefty. The BIOS is certainly not as clean as say ASUS but it is very functional but items are usually harder to find if you're not familiar with Gigabyte but this board does improve on the past Gigabyte BIOS in the past. I do not regret going for this board and would choose it over ASUS any day. I've tried both boards and noticed with the ASUS boards, the chipset fan curve seems to be too aggressive. It is always running around the 2800-3000 rpm mark and it is loud compared to the AORUS boards while audible it is not as loud and runs at a lower rpm. The board itself has lots of other features like Dual Bios, Q Code, Voltage monitoring points, and 3x m.2 slots and lots of USB Headers for your RGB/Fan Controllers. So far there haven't been any major issues. The only real downside to the AORUS boards is the software. The RGB software is very limited in patterns and the other software I recommend you don't use as they are simply not worth the time to install as they are extremely buggy

Purchased early.I had planned to wait until purchasing a Ryzen 5000 Series CPU in this board, but bought two boards.I've installed only one with a 3700x that is stable at stock, but overall and under performer in terms of Silicon.Despite getting poor quality CPU, it uses slightly less voltage on this board than it did on my x470 gaming wifi 7.Both boards have Great VRMSThe Aorus Master, is designed more for the 12 and 16 core parts, so I am wasting a bit of power. I'll be upgrading the power supply, CPU and GPU a bit later. The Board has all of the features I was looking for.1) Dual Bios2) 50 amp power stages3) Finned Heatsink4) Clear CMOS and Power Reset5) Plenty of USB6) Bios is moving up in the world7) IOMMU Groups,8) more voltage control9) so many features in the BIOS.This was spendy, but worth the money.Under ideal conditions, I would water cool the CPU and chipset and use for a server or high end work station.It could also be used for Gaming,but keep in mind that with a 6 core cpu, you're wasting power.the 5000 series 12 and 16 core should handle gaming OK when watercooled if the rumors are true, but lower core parts usually due better in gaming as they handle the heat a bit better.Memory Support on this board is off the chain. Ok maybe that's exaggerating, but it's pretty good and especially for the 5000 series parts.I swapped my NVME from the x470 gaming wifi 7 into the Aorus Master, and it was seemless to move over.Keep in mind that I didn't use secure boot, stuck with the same manufacturer, and uninstalled drivers first.Saw some critical review of the early board models. Likely folks messing with bios settings they don't understand or using RAM that hasn't been validated. Also, I have version 1.2. Kind of thinking the Super IO Chip was updated or the x570 chip was redone, but nothing major.Update: this board (mine is v1.2) is running strong. I've have my G.Skill 3200 cl14 up to 3600mhz cl 16. Using Samsung Bdie. I have 32gb. 4x8gb single rank running at default xmp 3200 cl14. Haven't tested 3600 cl16 for stability.Crucial Ballistix 3600mhz 64gb installed and works with XMP and no issues.I'm experiencing issues with Onboard Audio. No rear audio in 5.1 surround. The audio driver recognizes that all speakers are plugged in, but no dice. I've tried to pairs of speakers with the same results and have to reinstall the Audio Drivers after windows updates, and the surround may or may not work. Reaching out to gigabyte to troubleshoot.

Amazing!!

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