ASUS PRIME H570-PLUS LGA1200 (Intel® 11th/10th Gen) ATX motherboard (PCIe 4.0, 8 power stages, HDMI, DVI, DisplayPort, dual M.2, Intel 1Gb LAN, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C®, Thunderbolt™ 4)

I upgraded my asus h97m plus board, Ram gskill to 16gigas of 1600mhz and core i7 4770k processor.The h570m plus board I mounted a Core i5 11400 with 16 gig Ram at 3200mhz corsair.PC performance increased 40%. The programs work more fluid, the system startup is immediate.The best of all was that when the ssd m.2 samsung EVO 970 passed there was no need to format because windows updated everything immediately.Now I can work my graphic design programs faster. The computer is ready for windows 11.

Never had any issues with this motherboard. I've had two of them. They work great.

We needed one, now we have one. A mommy board.

Cutting cost but want the performance of 5.1ghz blazing?Thanks to Asus XmpII and intel i7/i9, This is possible with a few adjustments. 6.3 second boot-up.

This is my third ASUS motherboard and, again, I'm not disappointed. My last one lasted 10 years and was still running good. I only replaced it to keep more current with Windows. I'm not a true gamer so I can't speak to that area.

Cheep components, cheep IO, cheep PCIe slots, and cheep BIOS. No WiFi or Bluetooth built in. LAN adapter is ass. It's also not full length ATX - the last three screw holes you'll not be able to attach in your case because this board comes up short. And as an added bonus, forget using the top most M2 slot unless you're expressly using an 11th gen CPU. The whole thing is just stupid. Like Dell's Alienware. Honestly, it's not much better than the proprietary boards in the prebuilt systems that are essentially E waste.Want a board for the 10th or 11th gen intel CPU's that is built to last? Go get an MSI MEG ACE. I've got three (two X570's and one Intel) and all of them are much better than 90% of what's on the market. Components are solid, power phases are great and they're quiet boards. The ASUS hums like a big idiot. And in case you haven't dealt with their warranty dept, DON'T. ASUS will give you hell.MSI and EVGA have the best customer service, for the record.Why did I buy it then? Needed a board that would fit a customer's prebuilt machine... I tried to tell them that they'd be better off getting a better PC case and a better board - keeping the rest of their components. But they insisted on getting a replacement board only. Not two months later, they had brought the system back to me wanting to upgrade. It's like throwing money out the window.

This is a great budget intel motherboard that includes a pcie 4 slot and resizable bar. But some issues with this board is that one of the nvme slots is disabled if your not using a intel 11th gen processor. Another downside is that this board doesn’t have a TPM built in so I wouldn’t be able to use windows hello or bitlocker on windows.

If like me you are using an older version of Linux, then avoid this motherboard. You will not be able to set csm/legacy unless a gpu is installed and thus disabling onboard video. Well, disabling onboard video was not an option for me especially due to the current gpu market.

Everything works fine as expected

Me gusto la placa la utilizo para mi trabajo y cumplio con lo que esperaba

Installation: I/O shield is a nightmare, and board does have a few less screw holes that I'd like.Setup: Before you do any tweaking to the BIOS make sure you have updated them fully, and also updated all associated drivers with the "Armoury Crate" application. I was having difficulty getting my XMP RAM to clock properly. Make sure you have your sticks in the right slots (counterintuitively ASUS recommends that two sticks go in slots B2 and A2 - refer to manual). Make sure you have also, again, updated all drivers and flashed the BIOS. Finally got it working after that.Use: this is where it gets 5 stars - it's been flawless so far, and the MB has every feature I needed for a great price. All features work correctly.

Siempre he usado ASUS para mis builds y nunca he tenido problemas

Well, it was easy to install, and the manual was very clear on all the connections. So far, I've had no issues with the board.