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ASUS Teases Four Upcoming X570 Motherboards with Fanless Chipset Cooling

Mussels

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System Name Rainbow Sparkles (Power efficient, <350W gaming load)
Processor Ryzen R7 5800x3D (Undervolted, 4.45GHz all core)
Motherboard Asus x570-F (BIOS Modded)
Cooling Alphacool Apex UV - Alphacool Eisblock XPX Aurora + EK Quantum ARGB 3090 w/ active backplate
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Probably just a popular board, which means a lot more people to complain. Was sold as the "premium" option in Best Buy stores for quite a while ( for <$200 with WiFi; I think it's still the main premium option in BB). It's where I got mine in late 2019. Other X570 board available in BB was the mostly overpriced, poor VRM MSI X570 Gaming Edge (Carbon?).

I'll admit, when I bought it, I also bought into the VRM craze. IIRC, X570 TUF was the cheapest board with "excellent for overclocked 3950X" VRMs, which is a completely pointless and useless metric, in retrospect. Though after being burned with my H110 and a simple 7700k at stock, I wasn't going to take more chances on poor VRMs.

Heatsink seems to be large enough for the purpose. Fan doesn't seem undersized. It seems to respond to temps. Dunno. I'm not too far off of rebuilding my system entirely, so I'll see if they left a sticker between the chipset and thermal paste, or something :D I do have two Noctua A12x25 fans aimed right at it, too.

Also hoping for that rumor of AGESA updates helping with temps, to be true.
no, it's not that

it's almost the only board to show up in these complaints, i've got 2x NVME drives smashing away in my system while mining on a PCI-E 4.0 card and i cant hear the fan with the side panel off - and its a midrange Asus
 
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no, it's not that

it's almost the only board to show up in these complaints, i've got 2x NVME drives smashing away in my system while mining on a PCI-E 4.0 card and i cant hear the fan with the side panel off - and its a midrange Asus
It's also an ASUS board without user selectable fan control on the southbridge fan. I can hear it with my side panel on, and I have a blower card. Blamed the blower card for the noise, but nope, it was the southbridge fan. I only had one M.2 drive, and it was directly attached to the CPU, not through the southbridge. I did not add any other addin cards until much later (SFP+ and SD UHS-II reader). Either way, I got rid of it for the only(?) B550 board with a southbridge fan :kookoo:
 
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