ASUS’ AM4 offering at the £300 price point is the ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming. Given the ROG treatment, ASUS deploys the usual affair of premium features and compliments them with an impressive 16-phase power delivery system, solid M.2 cooling shrouds, and 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet. If that last point gets your networking brain ticking, there’s also 2.4Gbps-capable Wi-Fi 6 via an Intel adapter.
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Like almost all gaming-oriented motherboards today, the MEG X570 Ace is a mostly black PCB. Black and grey heatsinks with yellow accents cover the chipset, the M.2 slots, and the power-regulation circuitry, giving the board a touch of color while also doing the crucial cooling duties.
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Instead, the Intel Xeon W-3000 line comprises the top performing single socket solutions from Intel today. For this market, the ASUS ROG Dominus Extreme aims to be a halo product with a large footprint and just about every feature one can imagine in a workstation product.
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Today, we are going to look at the MSI MPG Gaming Edge WiFi edition, which is aimed at filling the gap between a basic budget setup and something on the higher end. MSI has a long history of releasing many variations using the same chipset to fill all the needs of each type of build. From the truly basic motherboard like the MPG Gaming to the extreme heavy hitter GODLIKE series, rest assured that each one maximizes its targeted price point.
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The X570 Phantom Gaming ITX is ASRock’s answer for those who want to jump on the AMD bandwagon and achieve entry-level workstation status, but desire a smaller package. The ASRock X570 Phantom Gaming ITX/TB3 boasts an ultra efficient VRM design to accommodate the top end Ryzen 3000 CPUs in an ultra dense Mini-ITX form factor.
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The trend of covering more and more of the PCB with add-on parts continues with the eighth generation of Crosshair. The cover of the I / O area has become a bit bulky, the chipset cooler and M.2 cooler merge into one larger cooling block. The silver strip, starting at the top left on the I / O cover and ending at the bottom right on the chipset cooler, is equipped with LEDs and can therefore be designed individually.
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ASRock’s Steel Legend range has usually sat somewhere between the budget and enthusiast sectors, aiming to strike that, often difficult to find, balance between too few features and prohibitive pricing. The pricing aspect, they appear to have covered reasonably well, so we can focus on the features within the review.
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In this case, mini-ITX implementations have to get it right, and over the last few years ASRock has been at the forefront of the enthusiast small form factor market with an array of models. Today we are reviewing its latest mini-ITX motherboard, the ASRock X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB3. This unique product incorporates Thunderbolt 3 into the frame, pairing it with 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 as well. Read on for our review.
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Today we take a look at the flagship ASUS motherboard for the X570 chipset with the ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Formula. Featuring a balance of high-end features such as overclocking tools, heavy aesthetics and cooling as well as an integrated EKWB VRM block, this is ASUS’s top-end motherboard for both overclockers and watercoolers.
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Today we have a Supermicro X11SPA-T motherboard in for review, and it is something special. This is Supermicro’s single-socket workstation platform designed to be a halo product for the Intel Xeon W-3200 series from Intel. Supermicro designed this motherboard to have an impressive array of expansion capabilities to go along with the Xeon W-3200 CPUs.
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