ASUS TUF GAMING X570-PLUS Review
UEFI & Test configuration
This UEFI is what we’ve come from expect from ASUS. It’s functional and has all the options logically laid out. The standard bearer for me are ASRock boards which I believe have the best UEFI followed by ASUS. The differences between this UEFI and the one found on ROG boards is small, but you’ll notice the absence of any built in OC or DRAM profiles. Another missed opportunity as these are present on some B450 boards from the competition. That said, I like this UEFI and navigating it couldn’t be any easier.
Test Configuration
Testing Components | |
CPU | AMD Ryzen 5 3800X | 4.4GHz OC 1.3v |
Graphics Card | AMD RX 5500XT (No GPU dependent benchmarks) |
DRAM | CORSAIR Dominator Platinum SE 3466 C16 |
Storage | WD Blue 2.5″ 250GB SSD |
Power Supply Unit | CORSAIR AX1500i |
Operating System | WINDOWS 10 X64 (1909) |
Cooling | AMD Wraith Prism | EK Phoenix 360 CLC |
As is the norm, differences between boards tend to be academic for the mostly. It is only in situations where there is drastic performance difference that one should be concerned but there really isn’t anything to be alarmed by here. One should look to the numbers as the performance you should expect, rather than a direct comparison against another board. All testing was done with the AGESA 1.0.0.4 BIOS 1405
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