Cheap X570 Motherboard – Gigabyte X570 Gaming X Review

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Gigabyte’s x570 gaming x motherboard is pretty weird. It’s clearly a cheap motherboard, with it’s brown not black PCB, it’s lack of I/O, PCI connections, lower end Realtek ALC 887 audio chipset, but it also boasts a 10+2 phase VRM setup, which is a pretty weird combo, especially on a board that costs around £180.

Now, this isn’t Gigabyte’s fault. AMD are asking motherboard makers to support up to 16 core CPUs on the same platform as quad core APUs, and support PCIe Gen 4 across the line too. Those factors culminate in a motherboard that costs as much as a premium X470 board, but feels like a £50 ebay special b350. 

So, for your near £200, it’d better handle any CPU you throw at it, right? Well sadly my 3900X has been whisked away from me before I could test this board, but if the 3600X drawing 95W – compared to the 3900X’s 140W – is anything to go by, yes this’ll do fine. With the 3600X the VRMs were only around 40°c on the chokes, so really no sweat there.

BIOS wise, it’s actually the older style bios with no easy mode, but it still has all the options you’d expect, including fairly easy overclocking, although you do still have to go into all three sub menus just to do a basic OC which I’ve been asking to have changed for years now…

The rest of the board is kind of sparse. You do have 5 total RGB headers, if you really need that many… You’ve still got 2 M.2 Slots, the top one of which has a heatsink and goes direct to the CPU, with the bottom running through the chipset.

Speaking of the chipset, the fan on it barely spins under normal use. It turns off most of the time, and you can now set a fan profile for it to keep it as quiet, or efficient, as you want. 

Rear I/O is alright, it’s got a built in I/O shield which is nice, but only has 3 audio jacks, gigabit ethernet, 6 USB ports, HDMI and separate PS/2 Mouse and keyboard ports. No idea why. 

So what’s the verdict? Well, I’m left feeling confused. At least currently, you can still go out and buy an X470 Gaming 5 for the same price as this, you still get a decent VRM setup that should handle any of these chips just fine, but comes with built in WiFi, a decently better audio codec, much better I/O and more. The only thing you lose is PCIe Gen 4 support, which if you are on a budget, you won’t be needing right now anyway. 

So should you buy this board? Would I put this in my rig? Probably not. If it was £150 or less it would be a different question, but when you pay that much for a motherboard and get relatively little for it, I can’t see myself wanting this. 

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