For the Gen 5 M.2.
VRM is incredible.general impressions are its a very good board with performance of high tier x670e minus the brand tax of asus and msi
if asrock delivers good bios support for it, i can see becoming a good board for am5
VRM Specifications | |
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Power Design: | Vcore: 24-phase SoC: 2-phase VDD_MISC: 1-phase |
Teamed / Doublers: | Teamed |
CPU PWM: | Renesas RAA229628 |
Power Stages: | Vcore: Renesas RAA22010540 (105 A) SoC: Renesas RAA22010540 (105 A) VDD_MISC: Renesas ISL99360 (60 A) VDDIO_MEM_S3: Vishay SIC431 (60 A?) |
thats fine gen 5 dont have insanely good random write/read so they are still far from must have. i think you can have 1 primary gen 5 drive along with gen 4 secondary storage drives. good this has 10gb nic and loads of usbs. i need my usbs... my case has lots of front i/oThe only bad thing about the board is only one Gen 5 M.2. You can run up to four more Gen 5 M.2s in the second PCI-E slot I think, even RAID 0 when you can buy a card for it, but I'll be using that slot for a 10Gb ethernet card. My ISP is supposed to have up to 8Gb up and down sometime soon.
It doesn't have a 10Gb NIC, it has a 2.5Gb NIC.thats fine gen 5 dont have insanely good random write/read so they are still far from must have. i think you can have 1 primary gen 5 drive along with gen 4 secondary storage drives. good this has 10gb nic and loads of usbs. i need my usbs... my case has lots of front i/o
oh it doesn't?? is it dual 2.5gb nic??It doesn't have a 10Gb NIC, it has a 2.5Gb NIC.
One NIC. Intel Killer though.oh it doesn't?? is it dual 2.5gb nic??
That's not a positive. The "Killer" NICs are the flakiest ones I've ever used. They can also be frustrating to get working in Linux, unless Intel have sorted that out.One NIC. Intel Killer though.
not really its all random, killer has worked for me before. people also have issues with realtek on ryzenThat's not a positive. The "Killer" NICs are the flakiest ones I've ever used. They can also be frustrating to get working in Linux, unless Intel have sorted that out.
As far I am aware there is quite good hardware under the hood, they just opt to use custom SW with the brand Killer and custom QoS software. It has worked for me, but can be overwhelming with steep learning curve.That's not a positive. The "Killer" NICs are the flakiest ones I've ever used. They can also be frustrating to get working in Linux, unless Intel have sorted that out.
My guess is that it's wrongly positioned; right above the GPU, taking all that heat.guessing gen 5 get even hotter
I have this board, and can confirm that 4 sata ports are amd, the other ports are asmedia 1061As far as i am aware this is the only AM5 motherboard with 8 SATA ports but i also saw someone talking about that only half of the SATA ports runs on the chipset the other half runs on something else
Anyone have any info on that?
So if i wanted to upgrade to AM5 and need 8 SATA ports i should get another board and install the HBA card i have?I have this board, and can confirm that 4 sata ports are amd, the other ports are asmedia 1061
currently facing power state issues with storahci, think i`m gonna purchase another nvme drive....