OPEN BOX - Asus ROG Strix B450-F Gaming Motherboard (ATX) AMD Ryzen 2 AM4 DDR4 DP HDMI M.2 USB 3.1 Gen2 B450

Um dos melhores modelos de B450. Bem completa e bonita.

I had no idea where to begin when selecting a motherboard for my first PC build. I'm so glad I picked this board, it's got great build quality, works great, and looks nice, too. I haven't had a single problem with it.

MUY BUENA CALIDAD ACABADO Y PRESENTACION. RENDIMIENTO IDEAL. MUCHAS CONEXIONES. LA HE COMPRADO PORQUE LLEVA 2 SLOTS M.2 NVME PCIE. HE MONTADO UN RYZEN 5 2700X, UNA RTX 2070 WINDFORCE, Y 4 MODULOS DE RAM TEAM GROUP RGB A 3000. UN NVME SABRENT DE 1TB COMO PRINCIPAL, Y UN WD BLUE DE 1TB COMO SECUNDARIO. ES UN EQUIPO SOLO PARA JUEGOS Y NO TENGO NINGUN OTRO HDD O SSD. USO UN MONITOR ASUS 1440P. ME VINO LA CAJA TAL CUAL CON LA ETIQUETA DE ENVIO PEGADA EN ELLA. ULTIMAMENTE LLEGAN MUCHOS PRODUCTOS DE ESTA FORMA. CREO QUE PAGANDO EN ENVIO (SER PRIME NO ES GRATIS) PODIAN PONER MINIMO UNA BOLSA ACOLCHADA. EL PRUCTO CUESTA UNOS 110 EUROS, NO 4.

I'm using this with the Ryzen 3600 with 16gb 3200mhz ram and a GTX 1080Ti SC. Everything on stock speeds. TLDR: Awesome gaming set up. :) Playing triple A games at the highest visual settings at 1080p or even 1440p has been great. Some people have been hyperbolic about the whole voltage regulator modules (VRM) being toasty. Not a problem what so ever. I live in hot Arizona and the heat does not diminish performance by any visible means nor does it catch on fire or melt your board lol. Also, it is extremely easy to apply small aluminum passive heat sinks over them if you are worried about the heat. Which you shouldn't be in this case. It's capable of withstanding these temps and on my system, I do have an over head fan blowing down on the board which helps push out the heat through the back vent fan. As far as everything else goes, I find this to be a very affordable, beautiful and well made motherboard (provided you didn't get screwed at QC which is possible with any parts you buy). I've been playing lots of games with it and also editing some 1080p movies, which was also very nice. I honestly have no complaints. I did try overclocking my Ryzen and that ran well too, but I put it back to stock because I just didn't see any reason to bother with it. Everything ran beautifully at stock settings. The LED light symbol is neat and I like that I can change the colors to static or various color patterns via the Asus software you download online. The software seems to work well. The little label plate thing on what looks to be the north bridge area, is imho, pointless. They could have just left that blank. The GPU covers it almost entirely. I mean, I suppose if you buy a smaller gpu, then perhaps you'll be able to see it. I don't get to enjoy that view with my standard sized 1080ti. In conclusion, it's a budget board that feels like a 300.00 plus board. I don't even want to call it "budget" because I've had more expensive boards that weren't as impressive as this one. The bios settings are very nice and you can update your firmware directly from the bios screen with a jump drive. All inputs worked perfectly. Sata hard drives, etc, are all good. I definitely recommend it. PS before using a 1080ti gpu, I was using a GTX 960 and even then, gaming and editing performance was great.

Have been mostly happy with this board and my Ryzen 2700X, no issues an all building the system and upgrading the bios. Have not had any audio issues, have it feeding into a Lepy amp to Micca speakers and it sounds great to me. I had problems with the onboard ethernet either failing to turn on or taking a while to turn on when booting the computer which turned out to be an issue with using the cat-4 telephone cables in the wall to connect to my router in the basement. The ethernet on this board does not like only having 4 of the 8 cat-5 wires active and will not wake up. May have also bee from weak signal strength from the long thin wires. I solved it by plugging an old router into the wall socket then the computer into the router, so the router is acting as a signal booster. Zero problems since then.