doug
10 de abril de 2026
Oh, when it posted the first time booting up, that is what we want, lol.
Well, it came on time but the packaging was really skimpy, just one piece of a thick brown paper that was laid on topof the motherboard box. Didn't even cover it completely. There was no protection on the bottom below the motherboard.Other then that the only other thing was it came without any motherboard screws, I had to rob a spare motherboard and a case. Good thing I kept all the unused stuff.The ROG board went in without a hitch, and posted first try, I was also doing a clean install of windows 11 iot ltsc.Everything worked, and the boot time, being a fresh install was super fast. My memory came off a Asus Tuff gaming board, and i also checked and found that the memory was also on the ROG'S QVL list, so yea, that worked.Now after a week and some installs, Steam, WOW, apps, and games, the boot time is still like 10 seconds or so.Am running m.2 NVME'S in both slots, a 2 TB in the gen 4 slot, a 1 TB in the gen 3 slot, as well as a SATA 1 TB drive.Have had no issues with it at all. The BIOS it came with was only 2 back from the current latest listed on Asus website.I flashed it to the latest and greatest, flash went well, checked a few settings in BIOS, and had no problems or hiccupswith TPM or secure boot. I love it when it just works.This ROG board is registered and performs perfectly so far. I use the optical out to a DAC (smsl su-1), sounds great.Can't comment on the supreme fx audio since am not using it. The heat shields for the M.2's are very premium.BIOS is same as the Tuff gaming was so everything was familiar already.I highly recommend this board by ROG Republic of Gamers. I give it 5 stars regardless of the missing screws.Ver másVer menos
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