ASUS Thinks Their X570 Motherboards Are Better Than MSI & GIgabyte

Earlier this calendar month, nosotros saw the release of several X570 motherboards in the market for AMD Ryzen 3000 series processors. Merely a few weeks later on the launch, ASUS has published several marketing slides in which they desperately claim their superiority over their competitors, MSI and Gigabyte. (Via Videocardz).

ASUS Thinks Their X570 Motherboards Are Better Than MSI and Gigabyte, Publishes A Ton of Controversial Slides

ASUS launched a wide variety of X570 motherboards which we covered here. They had their high-finish ROG Crosshair lineup, gaming-oriented ROG STRIX, the durable TUF Gaming and the PRIME series aimed at mainstream consumers. The lineup covered almost every price range just just similar ASUS, other lath makers besides have distinct lineups covering the same price points. Motherboard makers compete with each other past offering a unique set of features in each price category and in their slides, ASUS claim that they are the all-time in every toll range.

Outset of all, if ASUS really had the all-time boards in the market and people were actually buying them, so there wouldn't take been a demand for such slides. But since ASUS posted them anyways, later on removed on AMD's call, the slides show various ASUS X570 boards confronting the competition. Some aspects that are compared are the Power design, PCB layers, VRM cooling, overclock capabilities and the overall I/O that similarly priced boards take to offer.

The prime target has been MSI in the slides which have taken the near brutal attack in these slides. It seems to show that MSI might be doing something right that it prompted ASUS to become to such extends. Now I exercise support competition from manufacturers but non in the sense that they starting time pushing out unrealistic and made information against their rivals. Nosotros accept already seen how that worked out for Intel, remember the Glue fiasco?

One slide that particularly got my attending was the one where ASUS reports that their ROG series has claimed 6 Global beginning places and 22 hardware commencement places along with an all-cadre frequency of 5.598 GHz on LN2 with a Ryzen 3000 CPU. AMD themselves at their E3 launch upshot for the Ryzen 9 3950X had MSI motherboards set upwards for the LN2 demonstration and the earth record OC has been performed on the MSI MEG X570 Godlike (5.837 GHz) by renowned overclocker Lucky_Noob.

In just a curt fourth dimension, Gigabyte representative, Matthew, posted his response on the AMD Reddit stating that there's lots of misinformation in the slides almost their motherboards and that if they (ASUS) are making slides like this, they must be doing something correct. Some things that Matthew corrected are pointed below:

AORUS PRO does have Q Wink+ (AKA BIOS Flashback)
Fun fact -All of our X570 has this feature.
Nosotros posted our VRM list, with complete specs, at launch.
Pro has 6 layers, not iv.
What's the divergence betwixt an G.ii fan connector and a fan connector?

Similarly, Bullzoid posted a really good analysis of the slides calling the slides "Garbage" due to the aforementioned reasons mentioned above which is an inaccurate representation of competing products. Let us know in the comments below which manufacturer motherboard are you lot using or are planning to get and what attributes the well-nigh to your purchase when selecting a new motherboard.

Which motherboard manufacturer do you call back offering the best X570 lineup?