ROG Strix B550-F Gaming WiFi II AMD AM4 (3rd Gen Ryzen) ATX Gaming Motherboard (PCIe 4.0,WiFi 6E, 2.5Gb LAN, BIOS Flashback, HDMI 2.1, Addressable Gen 2 RGB Header and Aura Sync)

Best am4 motherboard to buy

Broke after 4 months, nice (sarcasm)

Scam!

No precise instructions at all just put this there and that here and omg thats much bad way to instruct even someone that have a deep experience with electronics and pcs, then it no give any display no cbu not gbu seems to work, changing them still not work, rog strix just a fake hero of pc industry, msi is the true one and evga.

Works great! Plenty of connections. I only wish it had more usb plugs in the back, but I think it's a limitation of the B550 chipset. I like the fact that it has fast wifi on board. Don't really care about the look, but it looks sleek.

Es muy bonita y es como en la foto me encanta y es preciosa y todo va muy bien gracias al vendedor lo recomiendo 100% gracias

Al principio tenia mis dudas sobre el producto por algunas reseñas malas, pero era mas por la paquetería que por el producto, pero definitivamente a mi me fue genial, completamente nueva, sellada y con una entrega muy rapida, la instale con un ryzen 5700X y no tuve que actualizar la bios para que funcionara, se ve genial y funciona muy bien; fue una gran compra sin dudarlo.

One the best B550 mobo, and it is the only ROG strix item that is within many purchaser’s budget

This is a really nice motherboard and was an upgrade over my older & much cheaper B450 that I, by a tragic mistake, dropped (literally) and accidentally broke. Visually, this ASUS motherboard I’ve replaced it with is stunning, much nicer than my last motherboard with larger & better looking heatsinks. For clarification, I bought the WiFi II version of this motherboard. Software-wise, well, I couldn’t get the WiFi or Bluetooth to work right away, but I found the required drivers included on a DVD. After inserting the DVD, there’s clearly marked drivers for the WiFi & Bluetooth. Unfortunately for me, the files didn’t seem to work in Windows 10 for Bluetooth, but it did for WiF, which was more important to me. Windows Troubleshooter couldn’t get the Bluetooth to work, and the drivers I tried from the ASUS website didn’t work either in getting Bluetooth to work. Anyway, it’s not worth returning over or going to great lengths to troubleshoot outside of the windows Bluetooth troubleshooter, as I had a cheap Bluetooth adapter I bought for $5 years ago, which I just plugged in and it worked right away. One of the first things I did also was disable the “armoury crate” auto-download in the BIOS. I thought that for a nearly $200 motherboard, it was strange there were even such bloatware options in the BIOS on top of included Bluetooth I couldn’t seem to get connected to anything. That was something I more expected out of a motherboard in the barely-over-$100 price range. It’s still a 5 (or maybe 4 1/2) star motherboard to me because despite the two little complaints I have about the motherboard, it still functions very well, handling a Ryzen 7 3800X with my H100i cooler quite well while also looking great. The RGB lighting on the motherboard looks great. WiFi works very fast with the included drivers on a DVD. (Although, in 2024, I’d like to maybe see drivers located on a cool USB) I had more fan headers on the motherboard than I had fans, which was nice.