ASUS Crosshair VI Hero AM4 Motherboard Review
x265 Benchmark
Published: 10th March 2017 | Source: ASUS | Price: £249 |
x265 Benchmark
That beefy calculation performance continues into x265, with the Crosshair outshining everything whether in plug-and-go trim or heavily overclocked.
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Originally Posted by NeverBackDown
Great review as always!
I am really surprised how close the Gigabyte board is. A run for it's money the entire time yet cost much much less. I'd still probably get the Crosshair only because it has endless USB ports and I always seem to run out of those now  |
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I could, but I would rather not have a big hub. Cheaper to just switch out what I need.
Plus for the prices they charge me, I could upgrade from the GB board to the Corsshair for barely more and still end up with more USB ports.
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Plus for the prices they charge me, I could upgrade from the GB board to the Corsshair for barely more and still end up with more USB ports.
QuoteThe Gigabyte X370 Gaming K7 board is due out today. The K5 is not the board to compare to the Crosshair VI.Quote
I wrote you in Youtube but decided to subscribe here too.
I really like your reviews.
I wonder how 64gb kits behave in general. Almost no reviewer tested that.
Can you try a Corsair LED 64gb kit in the PRIME PRO? That's the board and RAM I'm getting and I do need it as I run a music composition studio and use huge orchestral libraries.
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I really like your reviews.
I wonder how 64gb kits behave in general. Almost no reviewer tested that.
Can you try a Corsair LED 64gb kit in the PRIME PRO? That's the board and RAM I'm getting and I do need it as I run a music composition studio and use huge orchestral libraries.
Thank you!Quote
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I am really surprised how close the Gigabyte board is. A run for it's money the entire time yet cost much much less. I'd still probably get the Crosshair only because it has endless USB ports and I always seem to run out of those now