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Thread: New ryzen mobo help

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    New ryzen mobo help

    I've been going over this for some time and have brought this list down to the Asrock taichi x370 or the asus crosshair VI hero x370. They are two awesome boards but I can't seem to commit to either. The asrock has two m.2s with awesome placement of stuff but I'm not too sure about the asrock brand tbh and the paint design of the cog looks terrible. Also some people online have complained about doa boards. The asus one looks beastly and has more or less everything I need but it has a silly feature which is a pci on top for a wifi card that they don't include and you need to drill through io shield for the wifi antenna.
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    Re: New ryzen mobo help

    I would also go onto OcUK - IIRC,the CH6 has burnt some people's CPUs and the ASRock had some issues with RAM. This is just from memory,but like I said it might be worth asking in this thread:

    https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/th...read.18771445/

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    Re: New ryzen mobo help

    Quote Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH View Post
    I would also go onto OcUK - IIRC,the CH6 has burnt some people's CPUs and the ASRock had some issues with RAM. This is just from memory,but like I said it might be worth asking in this thread:

    https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/th...read.18771445/
    I was hoping you would chime in. Burning peoples cpus is insane! I will look at that thread thanks.
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    Re: New ryzen mobo help

    Quote Originally Posted by outwar6010 View Post
    I was hoping you would chime in. Burning peoples cpus is insane! I will look at that thread thanks.
    I don't know if these were widespread,but I can remember some comments about the issues,but things might be fine now,so hence that owners thread will probably be a more up to date resource than my memory!!

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    Re: New ryzen mobo help

    HardOCP gave the Asus Crosshair VI Hero a bit of a scathing review if you're planning to overclock, which is unusual for Asus:

    https://m.hardocp.com/article/2017/0...erboard_review

    Having said that, BIOS updates may have addressed the problems they encountered.

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    Re: New ryzen mobo help

    Quote Originally Posted by MrJim View Post
    HardOCP gave the Asus Crosshair VI Hero a bit of a scathing review if you're planning to overclock, which is unusual for Asus:

    https://m.hardocp.com/article/2017/0...erboard_review

    Having said that, BIOS updates may have addressed the problems they encountered.
    That is what I'm hoping that updates and general responses to feedback have addressed issues. It is annoying that reviewers never revisit stuff several months later.
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    Re: New ryzen mobo help

    I personally have a asrock taichi and it overclocks well and has not given me any issues so far

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    Re: New ryzen mobo help

    Quote Originally Posted by Foxdragon View Post
    I personally have a asrock taichi and it overclocks well and has not given me any issues so far
    Interestingly I have the Asus and never had a moments problem with it on either my 1700x or now the 2700x
    Society's to blame,
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