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ASUS Also Releases ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II motherboard
It has also been announced the release of the "ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II" gaming motherboard, which is equipped with an AMD X570 chipset.
It also includes a power supply circuit with a 12 + 4 phase configuration, a VRM heatsink that is connected to the motherboard by an 8mm heat pipe, and a passive cooling chipset heatsink for passive cooling of the chipset and the motherboard.
It comes with two PCI-Express 4.0 compatible M.2 slots, each with its own dedicated heat sink. The M.2 slots are all PCI-Express 4.0 compatible, and the card has two PCI-Express 4.0 compatible M.2 slots. In the expansion slots, there are two PCI-Express4.0 (x16) slots, two PCI-Express4.0 (x4 / x16 shape) slots, and two PCI-Express (x1) slots. Two PCI-Express (x1) slots are also available. Additionally, PCI-Express4.0 (x16) slots are available. Safe Slot is a type of slot that has been specified.
2.5 gigabit LAN, as well as gigabit LAN and WiFi 6E, are all supported by the network. High-quality audio is provided by the SupremeFX S1220A, which also includes DTS surround support. This component is included with the system.
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#5938605 Posted on: 08/17/2021 03:13 AM
My only gripe with my version I of this same motherboard is the ARGB does not work right. ARGB worked fine before a bios update, but that update was critical, as it fixed my Soundblaster Z channel swapping issues. (Which was a far worse issue than just some busted lights)
Hopefully that's all been addressed. Reminds me, I should see if there's an even newer bios that fixes everything.
My only gripe with my version I of this same motherboard is the ARGB does not work right. ARGB worked fine before a bios update, but that update was critical, as it fixed my Soundblaster Z channel swapping issues. (Which was a far worse issue than just some busted lights)
Hopefully that's all been addressed. Reminds me, I should see if there's an even newer bios that fixes everything.
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#5939188 Posted on: 08/18/2021 10:28 PM
Does anyone knows what "ZDRAVLJICA" on M.2 heatsink reffers to? If it is waterblock made by EKWB then I would know but this is mystery to me.
Does anyone knows what "ZDRAVLJICA" on M.2 heatsink reffers to? If it is waterblock made by EKWB then I would know but this is mystery to me.
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#5964139 Posted on: 11/12/2021 11:35 PM
Huh, I am considering buying this motherboard and while watching images I noticed "zdravljica" text on heatsink. It is name of a poem used for Slovenian anthem: see english translation here: http://www.preseren.net/ang/3_poezije/13_zdravljica.asp
Also, anthem on youtube with english translation:
ekwb is slovenian company so it would kind of make sense... but no idea why would they make heatsink for m2. or why would asus add this text on it....
Does anyone knows what "ZDRAVLJICA" on M.2 heatsink reffers to? If it is waterblock made by EKWB then I would know but this is mystery to me.
Huh, I am considering buying this motherboard and while watching images I noticed "zdravljica" text on heatsink. It is name of a poem used for Slovenian anthem: see english translation here: http://www.preseren.net/ang/3_poezije/13_zdravljica.asp
Also, anthem on youtube with english translation:
ekwb is slovenian company so it would kind of make sense... but no idea why would they make heatsink for m2. or why would asus add this text on it....
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pretty please Asus make a mATX version of this.
as much as i like the asrock boards you won't have weirdness like Intel cooler mounts on an AM4 board. and the Asus software is always top notch.