ASUS Rog Strix X570-F Gaming
AM4, AMD X570, ATX
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This fits 100%. Check that you are using the correct adapter and that the terminal on the CPU is closed. Even if you're a man, take a look at the installation instructions ;D
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Yes, I have it running like this. Don't forget to update the BIOS.
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Meanwhile found on Amazon and discovered here. Akasa USB Console 20-pin USB 3.1 Header (W) to USB Type A, USB-C (3Ports)
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No, this board does not have wifi. If it did, you would find antennas where all the USB ports are. You will only be able to upgrade it.
Digitec's specifications are not complete.
https://rog.asus.com/ch-de...
What do you mean by dependence?
If the MB is still under warranty, send it in. Otherwise, at most an electronics technician can try to re-solder the pin on the MB. (But this is always a bit tricky)
No, the current AM4 platform uses DDR4 only.
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It is still often the case that mainboards do not have Bluetooth. That was also the case with mine. I then bought a USB Bluetooth adapter: LogiLink Bluetooth Adapter (Transmitter & Receiver) Works perfectly.
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The 5 in "Ryzen 7 5800X" does not stand for 5th Gen CPU. This is the case with Intel, but not with AMD.
Ryzen 7 5800X = Zen 3 = 3rd generation
And instead of using very imprecise specifications such as "supports generation x". It is better to check with the manufacturer of the motherboard. For each board, there is a list of exactly which CPUs are supported, including the necessary BIOS version. For this one, for example, https://rog.asus.com/ch-de...
And another money-saving tip. If you buy the parts individually instead of the set, you currently save 39.-. This happens very often with sets put together by Digitec itself.
I strongly assume so, yes. Otherwise it wouldn't be fair. It's best to contact Digitec directly via email or phone.
You mean the Ram Sticks? Of course you can.
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Manual page 44/2-8 Chapter 2.1.5 https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub...
The EATX12V_2 connection is optional. It is only needed if the CPU really needs a lot of power. E.g. extreme overclocking. The 24pin (EATXPWR) and the 8pin (EATX12V_1) are usually sufficient.
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No. The wifi is not integrated in this motherboard.
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The SSD locations are under the large heat sink in the lower half of the boards. This heat sink must be unscrewed.
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Yes. A maximum of 128GB (4x 32GB) is supported. See also product page -> Specifications -> ↓ Show more -> Working memory -> Max. Memory
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I operate the system with 3200s
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No water cooler yet
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To understand the whole thing correctly:
The PC posts, i.e. the boot screen appears, but the hard disk for Linux/Windows is not recognised?
Where and how is the hard disk connected?
If this is the case, I would go into the BIOS and see if the boot drives are recognised and listed in the correct order.
Then there are the questions:
Why did you carry out a BIOS update? All manufacturers actually advise against updating, as long as everything works as desired.
I understand the urge to keep everything up to date (I have done this myself), but the BIOS is a pretty critical component.
And have you already tried to flash the BIOS a second time or to install an older version?
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I have installed 2. No problem.
Short answer: Yes. Longer answer: All X570 boards support the 3rd Gen. Ryzen CPUs without a previous bios update.
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