Yours died too?

Same here. Want the 7800X3D, but the mobo choices.

I bought this mobo for my 7800X3D build, along with a 4060 LP and a tiny custom 4.4L ITX case from Gemcases. Can’t wait to build it.

If you don't mind me asking how did your build go? I'm looking into also build a mini itx AM5 pc and I'd love to hear what you experience was with it. ​@@little_fluffy_clouds

@@NeoVester it went great, and I have since built another tiny PC using a SGPC K39 case. I prefer that one because it’s white and has a carrying handle. Sizewise, they are the same.

What issues with the drivers were you facing? Planning on buying this Board

@@RedcubeX24 Depending on when your particular board was manufactured, you may need to have the most updated LAN drivers from ASUS’ board support page on the USB drive you have the most recent BIOS update on as well. Just a precaution because when I got to the windows Home Screen I couldn’t access internet via WiFi/Ethernet.

@@unite9504 thanks for the heads Up!

No issue on Aio cooler on nr200p with this board?

Cool!

agree..

I agree that’s also how I feel about Sata connectors. Since M.2 has been a thing I can’t remember the last time I used a Sata drive. Give us 2 Sata & 3 M.2 as standard.

​@@YoloVib3sabsolutely wrong , sata connectors take up way less space than m.2 and the majority uses it.

I would gladly give up the cluster of SATA ports for even a single slim sas connecter. The last board to have one was the impact viii (z170).

@@najeebshah. speak for yourself! Most people I know have switched to exclusively using M.2! Which by the way can be stacked so … yeah! Also take a breather my boi it was an opinion bro

enjoy!

@@MachinesMore thanks!

Yes, DisplayPort over USB-C is supported.

Okay let us know how the build goes

been seeing 08/23 without the coil whine, i'll make one as well in the near future probably with the Asus, will take a look at the production date to be sure and see if it's related

I wonder if you can trust the I225 nic and mediatek wifi/BT module or if this board is another AM5 trap? Aware of a rev2 of this board?

Did you have any rattling or whining from the board on idle? There's been a lot of issued with that.

@@SerxRox No coil wine at all with mine. Coil wine can be a byproduct of component selection as well. An X-class Zen4 with higher TDP may be more likely to reveal coil wine, perhaps, than a non-X Zen4 like my 7700. Just grasping there, no factual basis behind that thought beyond higher TDP processors pulling more voltage, current, and wattage than lower TDP processors, and thereby stressing the VRM more. Coil wine does not in itself mean a problem, but it can be annoying and concerning.

Please tell me what to do to replace this wifi card. What screws and where is it located

I agree and also technology is SUPPOSED to get smaller, why are PCs the same size today as the ones I grew up with in the 90s? They were smaller in the 80s! We no longer need optical drives, floppy drives, hell even 3.5" HDDs! All that space saved but cases and boards are the same size as 25 years ago!

Haha, very true. In fact most Mid towers today are bigger than the cases I grew up with. 🤔

ITX and mATX boards may be the authentic consumer boards that some people may prefer, but I do not think that most people should use them. Most people presumably avoid those types of boards and prefer ATX boards for reasons that you did not mention. 1. It's easier for most people to build a PC using an ATX board and a large case than to build one with an ITX or mATX board and a small case. 2. Many people want to have two or more m.2 slots for SSDs. 3. Cooling efficiency is often better with an ATX board and a large case because they enable you to use a large air-cooler that you can't use with an ITX board and a small case and because a large has a room for a greater amount of air to be taken from outside. 4. ATX boards generally have higher specs than mATX and ITX boards. 5. Boards manufacturers offer a greater variety of ATX boards to choose from. I think that people who use ATX boards do so for any or all of these and other good reasons just like those who use an ITX or mATX board have a different set of good reasons to do so.

@@osardegozar2581 1. Its easier to build with mATX inside a large case than an ATX in a large case. Because more room. 2. Most of the mATX and ITX boards have two or three m.2 slots. 3. 140mm CPU coolers and 140mm case fans fit just fine in small cases, such as the Lian Li 011 Mini Air. 4. You're gonna have to define what you mean by higher specs, because they literally have the same exact chipset. As I already stated in my initional comment, more GPU slots isn't higher specs. More RAM slots isn't higher specs. More USB ports isnt higher specs. 5. Yeah, there unfortunately is a greater variety of ATX boards. Are the points you listed *reasons* that people *should* use ATX? No, I don't think so, and feel I nullified your points. If a person has practical reason for a second or third PCIe x16 slot. Like using a video capture card because they already live stream and want to lighten the GPU load. You can stick an PCIe x4 item in the x16 slot like an m.2. Consumer and entry level animation, software development, gaming, or video editing is _NOT_ gonna need anything over the 64gb of RAM that two slots will give you. And if a person is already at or beyond the consumer/entry level, _which is what my initinial comment addresses,_ then sure. Gladly get yourself an E-ATX board.

@@andrewvirtue5048 1. It's unlikely that people opting for an mATX case is also going to use a large case. In most cases, in fact, those people prefer a small case. Your assertion is true but is not relevant to most of use cases in practice. 2. Many of them may have two but not three. 3. I don't think a 140 mm CPU cooler counts as a large CPU cooler. I meant something much taller, like NH-D15. 4. By higher specs, I had primarily in mind the number of VRM phases and the number of PCB layers. My point is not a categorial assertion that people should use ATX boards. It all depends on their need and preferences. You can't simply say either that people should use mATX/ITX boards or that they should use ATX boards without considering their particular needs and preferences. It is enough that people have certain reasonable grounds for using the board they chose. You seem to construe "consumer" rather narrowly. According to your construal of "consumer," it may be reasonable to say there are certain circumstances where consumers or entry-level PC builders should pay more attention to mATX/ITX boards than they do now but not that such people should generally use them.

Hahaha m.2 sag I’ve heard everything now

@@jaxonhall9873 i guess bending would be a better word, the m.2 are stacked on this board. When installing a full sized one in the top slot you have to use the included rubber pin in the middle as support. If you dont, the thickness of thermal pad in the middle will "push out" and bend the drive as there is nothing to support it. For such an expensive board the instructions in the manual are worse than a 20$ Ikea cubby.

Have you ever tested a microphone on it?

@@gustavoalmeid4 what should I check with microphone?

@@A_z_z_y it doens't work on this mobo. It capture 0% to 3% of sound.

@@gustavoalmeid4 microphone input works fine for me. I am using separate device with 3.5mm jack. Also I did not install any asus MoBo utilities :)

@@A_z_z_y I'm the dumbest person alive. I've completely forgotten my microphone has a subtle physical on/off switch. After hours of research and money wasted with audio adapters, I suddenly "discovered" the button, today. Thanks for answering my question. Have a nice day.

True, no youtuber have mentioned this incompatibility issue between Asus B550-i and Nvidia 4xxx yet. Its sad that Asus is doing nothing about it when it seems to be only a bios issue.

@@micheldevillers069my understanding is it’s hardware problem, I guess that’s why the discontinued it..

was going to say that the materials used looks cheap in comparison with my old MSI B450I GAMING PLUS AC

The hub is only on the Asus X670E-I and the Z790-I. No add on cards or risers either. That is a big reason why I think this board is more worthwhile than the X670E-I.

Yes… EXPO can be hit or miss at those higher clocks unfortunately. Board prices are definitely an issue this cycle.

which one did you pick?

F

You could, just be aware the header isn’t a standard 4 pin.

@@MachinesMore Isn't it just PWM? The manual is showing GND, +12V, SENSE, PWM on the pins.

That's usually the other way around

Just set mine up yesterday and have not experienced any coil whine from the board or its components.

Little buzzing for me from around VRM area, after yesterdays build. Not hearable unless you are really close, I still don’t know if I should RMA it. 😢

lmao I saw your amazon review

BIOS Version 1616 update notes say: 2. Support 48/24GB high-density DDR5 memory module. From what I can tell that means you can have a 48GB DIMM in each slot- although I don't have a kit to test that.

@MachinesMore or you can use them but the max will still be 64. Anyways would be nice to test that in the future

@@HowDareYouu do you have throttling when full cpu usage on long period like rendering or 1 hour benchmark test

@@ywsyildiz not really, using a 240 aio

Just above.

@@MachinesMore Thanks perfect for 7800x3d

Same issue with coil whine. I have 7600X, 6800Xt and SF750 Platinum. Everything in custom waterloop and very silent in idle... except MB :)

Any of these boards will burnout the chips if they don't have the proper bios update to not overvolt.

It says so, but i tried it and could not for the life of me figure out how to make it work. Looked in BIOS as well but could not find any option to turn on or off.

I’ve been reading this too, but i dont see any ”DP in” port.. Is the portforwarding happening inside the board itself then? Been trying to get this confirmed all over the internet.

@@Rallemulle1987 the usb c port in question is marked on the output with a displayport symbol, it is also clearly stated in the user manual. This is the same way my earlier lenovo Legion gaming laptop had it where it worked first try with a usbc-DP adapter. However, on the asus rog strix i could not make it work with the adapter I have.

You’re right, the rebranded ones are basically a joint venture.

Curious- what were you connecting to?

@@MachinesMore Kef LSX. I have read multiple posts about ALC4080 and digital audio issues. Thanks for reply

I think the B650E is the way to go especially given the price.

yes the dollar per fps probably isint that great but im just curious is there any reason to even X670E-I in that department. Its newer gen but arent the the specs pretty much the same both suport am5 and so worth @@MachinesMore

Externally with a cable? From what I heard you can set it up to output the display signal from the dGPU ;)

So you mean not to use the dp on the gpu but instead the usbc on the board? Due to bandwidth? How about high end cards of late, 7900xtx has a dp 2.1. Isnt that "better" than the usbc if bandwidth is the concern?

the usb c has DP alt mode. that means use a usb c/DP adapter and it should work. I tried it thou and could not make it work..

Asus tax

manufacturing batch?

no coil whine ? how long your boot time ? Thanks

@@Saimeigaming Only a tiny amount of coil whine at idle but not distracting. Less than 15 seconds from a cold boot using EXPO II so no issues there.