ASUS TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS WiFi , now we are talking!

The TUF Gaming X670E-PLUS WIFI doesn’t disappoint. Loyal to its reputation, it brings in the power, the endurance only a TUF board can bring.
8 PCB layers (a first for TUF), 960 amps worth of VRM power and an unprecedented PCIe 5.0 integration.

The whole thing below 400 bucks. A must buy!

Enjoy!

CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
01:58 The PCB
02:45 Design
03:06 RGB
03:21 AM5 CPU Socket
03:52 VRM
05:44 RAM
06:29 M.2 SSD
07:48 SATA
08:04 PCIe Expansion
08:59 Back IO
10:51 X670E Chipset
11:36 Front Panel Connectors
12:05 Cooling
12:22 Troubleshooting
13:38 Conclusion

[Outmind]

Hey Laurent! Informative review as always.

I just wanted to draw your attention to a small error in one of the graphics. If all 16 phases put out 70A each, then the CPU should be getting 980 amps, and the total available value should be 1, 120. You labeled all of the phases as being 70A, but the ones responsible for the CPU add up to 840A or 60A each in the graphic at 14:20.

[OTOss]

I don't even need a new MoBo. I bought a new PC last year and chose a MoBo based on your recommendations. The thing is, your reviews are so entertaining and in depth I keep watching them!

[arc]

The way you talk is so entertaining and also has a touch of "closeness" to the viewers, as if you would talk to a friend. I really enjoyed your video!

[SovereignKnight]

Picked up this motherboard with a Ryzen 7 7700x. This motherboard ROCKS! Excellent technical breakdown and isolation of chipsets/M.2/PCIe slots! I like knowing what chip handles what, and what path it controls! What an excellent review! You, sir, are an asset to YouTube and the technical community! Greetings from the USA!

[PoirpleWGBP]

Thank you so much for going into detail with this board! I was on the fence and now I’m sold! Super excited for my new build!

[darkjp]

Nothing like waking up on a Sunday morning and finding there's a new motherboard review to watch!
Always a pleasure to go through your videos!

[Annas]

From now on my man I am coming to you for answers and recommendations, and fastest sub I ever gave, thank you so much.

[PhillipRPeck]

Fun video! I got this motherboard for my 7950X. It really seems like one of the best X670E options if you don't want to spend $500 +

[AshenKing]

I recently upgraded my cpu from an old intel i5 to a 9800x3d and I bought this motherboard to pair with it based off your review. I am so glad I did! Love the board and this video. I keep coming back anytime I change a part and need to find a connector! Just such a great, indepth but understandable review for a regular person like me.

[seiferflo]

Much better than reading the tech manual of an MB. So much passion. Love that channel which I just discovered.

[matthewandrew]

Your energy is just something else man. Thanks for this video!! 😊

[MikkoHiiri]

Well done, maybe this and the forthcoming 7000 x3d for me early next year. Motherboard prices are getting so expensive so upgrade path from that is also a plus.

[McMaxW]

Great video, very useful indeed! Do you have any experience with the ASRock X670E Pro RS? They look like the 2 best budget X670E MBs.

[bobbymarks]

I already know I’ll be happy with the results, bought my TUF x570 board thanks to your review!! Can’t go wrong with TUF!

[carcharhinus_]

Wondering a bit - new here and just watched the MSI MAG X670E Tomahawk WIFI review where the "had to flash BIOS before boot" was the big nono. Together with some other points where it sounded a bit like "well done Asus" vs. "gimme a break MSI" for the very same feature...

[Fezzy]

Your OTT enthusiasm just got you another sub! :D

[slckrck]

Crazy because I added this to my cart on Newegg and now I just seen your video. Thank you so much man I will be buying

[swizzler]

This is going to be my new motherboard (next year when it's cheaper). Keep up the great work monsieur and stay safe.

[walterwallace]

In your opinion which is the best? Asus gaming tuf X680e-plus or Asrock X670e steel Legend?

[bschalker]

Hi Laurent, a question. If you would have to choose between this TUF and the Asus Prime X670E-Pro WiFi? As far as I can see they are almost identical. But the Prime having an additional M2 heatsink. Button for releasing the GPU and clear CMOS and Power button on the board. However, it also has 1 ARGB header less, and the VRM coolers seem to be smaller/less efficient. Can't find anywhere if it has 8 PCB layers or not like the TUF. I am planning to pair it with the Ryzen 7 7800X3D.