The ROG Strix range has yielded some excellent motherboards for Asus over the years and has already spanned both Intel and AMD sockets successfully. However, you’d be right in thinking that, while this is one of the cheaper X570 boards we’ve tested, it’s still on the pricey side given its Intel Z370 equivalent cost just £207 when we reviewed it less than two years ago.
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The ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming arrives at around £299/$330, this puts it considerably higher than the closest model from the previous generation, the ASUS ROG STRIX X470-F Gaming which was available at launch for a little over half the price, which in itself was a reduction on the X370 equivalent.
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The ASUS Strix range of motherboards has always been fabulous value for money, not quite hitting the wallet emptying heights of the Maximus/Crosshair/Rampage prices, but without noticeably compromising any performance or features to hit a more mid-range price tag. The X570 Strix-E firmly rocks up in the middle of the ASUS price spectrum.
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Equipped with a 12+4 Phase VRM, alloy chokes, high-quality capacitors, and featuring massive heatsinks with a joining 8mm heat pipe. There’s also a massive heatsink with active fan on the chipset that blends into being the M.2 heatsink too. This motherboard takes cooling performance pretty seriously, which should keep the enthusiasts pretty happy.
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ASUS Republic of Gamers have always been the first choice in gaming hardware that every time you see ROG branding, you know it means serious business. This is what the ASUS ROG Strix X570-E is all about. Just serious performance. Meant to drive the third generation of Ryzen processors, the X570-E is packed with a reliable VRM for overclocking that will push your processor beyond it’s rated specifications.
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