winner winner chicken dinner...not and given that Asrock has X670E @ $300, & we haven't got the prices for X670 vanilla yet...and their B 650 ITX has...10 layer PCB i can already call out Asrock as the only board partner not to have lost their mind. mind you no extraordinary premiums for thick pcbs and beefy VRMs is putting a 10,000 watt spotlight on the other board partners...and not in a good way.

The ROG versions look decent. For me the questions are the quality of the onboard solution and the price, of course.