ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) AM4 Zen 3 Ryzen 5000 & 3rd Gen Ryzen ATX Motherboard with PCIe 4.0, Dual M.2, 12+2 with Dr. MOS Power Stage

When it comes to building a gaming rig that balances performance and reliability, the motherboard is often the unsung hero of the setup. The ASUS TUF Gaming X570 Plus is a prime candidate for gamers looking for robust features without breaking the bank. With its solid construction and impressive specifications, this motherboard promises to deliver a high-quality gaming experience. Having used several ASUS boards over the years, I was eager to see how this model stacks up. I would recommend the TUF Gaming X570 Plus to anyone looking to build a gaming rig. Its durability and feature set ensure that it will serve you well for years to come, making it a smart choice for both current and future gaming needs.

So this motherboard has all i need plus some nice additions. The wifi and bluetooth both work great. it actually greatly improved the bluetooth i had in my last build using an adapter. In case you are like me and are wondering, it also comes with two M.2 screws for the nmve drive if you have one, just look for them well inside the box. Everything is sturdy and all my pieces fit well. 8 sata ports is nice but one problem though is that half the of them are covered by the GPU, so those are not usable, thats ok as i still have a few to spare as i am only using two plus an M.2 disk but still an oversight. The ram slots are also pretty close to the cpu, i use an AMD fan cooler and in upright position it would cover one of the ram slots so wouldn-t be able to place one on that dimm. I placed it upside down and still is packed tight, if i put a ram in that dimm it would probably be making contact tightly with the fan piece so was not a problem for me but keep it in mind if you have a big cooler in there, it might cover the whole thing. Overall i am pretty happy with it.

Long story short, this was my fourth motherboard in a string of three others (other brands and models but all x570s) that were DOA. I have this up and running for over a week and it is performing as it should. It is the only one of the group that is WiFi capable which is a feature I do not need/use. Irony, right? It has the features I was looking for, but it would have been better if it had two 3-pin addressable headers for RGB devices. The second NVMe slot comes with a heat spreader/sink but since my drives already have their own, I had to leave it off the build. Not a big deal. I use air cooling so the thoughtful headers for AIO type cooling are nice to have if I ever decide to make the switch. Compared to the other three fails (2 MSI and 1 other ASUS) this is a solid performer and handles my Ryzen 7 5800X with 32 Gigs of Corsair Vengeance RAM with no problems. The BIOS is easy enough to navigate and allowed me to set things as I wanted them. I am not an overclocker. It does have a small RGB light on the back of the board which makes for a subtle display inside my all white case. I have not yet explored if that can be turned off. It does stay on with the PC off. I have to switch the power supply off to have these lights off. But again, I have not explored other options, such as in the BIOS, to have them turn off when the PC shuts off. It is no big deal for me, but perhaps it might be for you. I am just happy to have a board that actually works! It is the heart of my new gaming rig. I went with a MSI RX6700XT and paired it all with a nice LG 32" 165Hz 2K monitor and I never knew how great my games looked until this setup was operational. I upgraded from a 10+ year-old rig running a FX6100 and a 1050Ti - I know, a museum piece. I love the new speed and power this board affords me. I am a happy gamer. I hope you are as well!

Great Quality Board. Seems to be very picky with what DDR4 it will work with.. make sure to only get specific parts from the manufacturer's QVL. I went through a nightmare cause it wouldn't boot after i finished my build, luckily the motherboard has leds that let you know more or less what is not working properly. In my case the DRAM LED indicated there was an issue going on there, finally tried some G.Skill DDR4s that were on the QVL and worked flawlessly after that. I have this paired with a Ryzen 5 3600X | G.Skill Trident Z Neo 3600Mhz 16GB Kit 2x8 | Evga RTX 2070 XC. I can game perfectly fine at 4k Ultra at an average 50fps and up depending on the game. Overall i dont see any reason to spend more on more expensive motherboards, this has all the latest bells and whistles like on those more expensive ones. In any case your PC won't boot and the MB is showing the DRAM LED and no display or post, try the following and it will fix the issue 99.9% of the time: 1. Turn off PC. 2. Switch Off PSU and unplug Power Cable. 3. Try using an antistatic bracelet to prevent damage. 4. Find the CMOS Battery on the Motherboard and gently remove it. 5. Leave PC resting for about an hour, then put CMOS Battery back on and connect everything. 6. Power back on and it should boot now that Bios is Reset.

Great MoBo. No bios update needed for Ryzen 5600x. It works right out of the box. Very stable with RX 6600, crucial LPX 3600 ram (need LPX if using large heatsink like NH D15), on Win 11.

Was choosing between this and the Gigabyte Aorus Elite and settled on this after readying that the Aorus Elite takes 20 seconds before boot is started and that there was no way to change this. Made the right choice. The ASUS TUF Gaming X570-plus wifi board was about to boot flawlessly into my windows installer after i installed all the components: 3700x, RTX2060 Super, Vengeance 2X32gb 2666hz C16 Rams, Adata sx8200 1tb, Corsair MP510 1tb, 2x WD Red Pro 4TB. Installed windows without needing to disable wifi or bluetooth as other reviews alluded to! LED lights are really as well. That was my only concern, but I'm glad it wasnt something I had to deal with. The Asus Armory was really useful and I could update all the drivers in one click through the Armory. Was promted to install the Armory automatically. Overall, very pleased with the board, it was a hassle free set up and installation. Highly recommend for anyone considering a budget friendly x570 board.

No es la mejor MB que he tenido pero despues de 3 meses y dandole bastante caña, puedo decir que tiene un buen rendimiento con componetes de alta gama de su generacion, probada con ryzen 9 de 12 nucleos, 64 GB de ram, GTX 3090 MSI.

Awesome MB for my 5800x, but it was not ready for Ryzen 5000 series out of the box. Mine was bought from Amazon Australia and came with bios version 1407. It needed compatible cpu such as ryzen 2000 or 3000 series to update the mb bios. Be aware, cheap old ryzen 1000 series or athlon am4 cpus won’t work on this mb if you are looking for cheap cpu to upgrade bios. Also crashfree bios flash only works with compatible cpu with condition of corrupted bios, so no bios usb flashback thing will work. I bought a 2nd hand ryzen 2600 to flash the bios since i don’t want others handling my mb. Now i need to try selling 2600... sigh

Hi friends I am a regular PUBG PC version gamer and YouTube streamer, I want to be quick in the game, so I need a best PC configuration but at lower price. So I want to build a best PC, I have 1080ti Xtream graphic card. After some researching online, I found ASUS TUF X570-plus and Ryzen 9 3900x are BEST for COST to PERFORMANCE. So, started searching locally and online. To my surprise AMAZON is selling at best price (nearly 30% less than local vendors). Hats off amazon. Coming to the TUF x570 plus motherboard, what a built quality it is, looks like military grade, its has M.2 slot, PCIe4 ready. In built wifi, type C port+ 12 USB [6 behind + 4 on board]. This is my first impression after unboxing. I will review again once I built PC with Ryzen 9 3800x with liquid cooled system.