ASUS ROG Strix B450-F Gaming Review

[tinytomlogan]

Following on from our review of the ITX version of the B450 Strix, it's time to look at the full size ATX B450-F.


ASUS ROG Strix B450-F Gaming Review

 

[ImprovizoR]

You left it kinda vague. Is it good or not?


lol


I might just get this one if I decide to build a Ryzen system this year.

 

[Peace Ð]

Quite amazed by the impact a motherboard can make in terms of performance... 30 FPS increase in Gears CPU and 20 in Gears GPU if you use the Crosshair mobo...

ImprovizoR: I'd say Tom likes it, lol.

 

[AlienALX]

Glad they did not hike the price too much. £10 for an IO cover with a lit logo on is more than worth the cost IMO.

Nice board, shame about all of the ghey writing. But yeah, given the B-350 Strix was probably the best selling mobo on AM4 (at least from what I saw around the interwebs) then this board had pretty large boots to fill.

The 350, like this, was so good it competed with lower end 370 boards, yet cost £50 less at least *and* looked better to boot.

 

[John_Slayer]

How to enable multi display

I installed the driver but my multi display is still not working and my driver have an exclamation mark in device manager

 

[RobM]

I installed the driver but my multi display is still not working and my driver have an exclamation mark in device manager

If you are having difficulties it would be better to open a new topic and provide more info such as you systems specs and any troubleshooting already done.

 

[aliquis]

Quite amazed by the impact a motherboard can make in terms of performance... 30 FPS increase in Gears CPU and 20 in Gears GPU if you use the Crosshair mobo...

ImprovizoR: I'd say Tom likes it, lol.

Capable of different amounts of memory overclock / frequencies and timings?

I know the B450-F board claim 3200 MHz support, the X470-F 3600 and the X470 Hero also 3600.

I don't know if that mean you can't go beyond 3200 with the B450-F board.