The X570 Aorus Master is still a very respectable motherboard, with just the right features-to-cost ratio. When you consider the vast available pool of DDR4 RAM and Ryzen CPUs that are now heavily discounted, it’s still a sensible choice. Keep in mind that later this year there will be new chipset upgrades for AMD’s Ryzen and X570 will be surpassed.
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Gigabyte has decided not to add an SLI bridge – just like ASUS does with the Crosshair VIII Hero (Wi-Fi). Even if we repeat ourselves in this regard: The step is understandable because NVIDIAsince the RTX cards use the NVLink connection technology and thus two different technologies are used, so that an enclosed bridge could not be used for all constellations.
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The Gigabyte X570 Aorus Master is not the flashiest looking motherboard around, which is a surprise given that it’s got that Aorus branding. However, it is expensive and effective – and it’s packed with features. Can it justify its $360 and £370 price for gamers and enthusiasts, though, or does it offer poor value? Let’s find out in our Gigabyte X570 Aorus Master review.
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Packed to the brim with useful features and built around a high-performance 14-phase power delivery solution, Gigabyte is clearly aiming for enthusiasts with its high-end X570 Aorus Master motherboard. The deployment of a true 14-phase digital PWM controller from Infineon backs up that claim.
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Gigabyte’s brand Aorus has been releasing a new series of motherboards for Ryzen 3000, we check out the X570 Aorus master with a Ryzen 7 3700X processor, AMD prepped the X570 chipset, that offers a more fine-tuned experience for your Ryzen Generation 3 processor. The Aorus master offers PCIe Gen 4.0 and AX Wifi.
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The X570 Aorus Master is based on the new X570 chipset and thus its feature set. This socket AM4 motherboard offers extensive DDR4 memory support (as well as all other modern usual suspects like USB 3.2 gen 2, NVMe protocol 1.3 based M.2 support over PCI-Express Gen 4.0 and of course generic PCI-Express Gen 4.0 mechanical slots.
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Gigabyte wants buyers to know that its power is fed through fourteen chokes by 50A Infineon IR3556 MOSFETs from a 16-channel Infineon XDPE132G5C controller in a 12 (core) +2 (SOC) configuration. Those MOSFETs are cooled by a traditional stacked-fin heat pipe arrangement that’s been fitted with a plastic shroud to give it a more-modern appearance.
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Today we venture into the world of AMD’s newest chipset, the X570 chipset, on GIGABYTE’s X570 Aorus Master. The Master is typically the second rung from the top of the stack when it comes to GIGABYTE motherboards, and what we have here today is a very loaded motherboard.
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The X570 AORUS MASTER was the first boards we received, but from then until now, bit about is has changed and the review that you would have read on launch day would not be anywhere near as representative or as good as what you would buy right now.
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The X570 AORUS MASTER is certainly up to the task at hand, starting with a trio of heatsink-equipped PCI-E 4.0 M.2 slots, as well as the same count of PCI-E 16x expansion slots, all featuring an ultra-durable PCI-E Armour. Alongside that is an extensive on-board audio solution, 2.5G + 1G LAN, WiFi 6 and support for the latest USB 3.2 Gen. 2 standards.
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