Usually goes for around $200 something on sale.
Pretty crazy deal for a X570 board for sure. Usually that would be a bad idea but a X570 for $119.99 might be hard to pass up. A good wifi card is already $30-$40.harrylakers242424 wrote: ↑ Is it worth upgrading from a b350 board and a ryzen5 2600? It would future proof it for sure and I wouldn't mind getting built in Bluetooth and wifi.
The onboard wifi/bluetooth in this motherboard worth less than $10 since it is outdated.
Well, you'd definitely get at least one more CPU upgrade cycle out of it if you eventually go to Zen 3. So it will save you buying another motherboard down the line.harrylakers242424 wrote: ↑ Is it worth upgrading from a b350 board and a ryzen5 2600? It would future proof it for sure and I wouldn't mind getting built in Bluetooth and wifi.
I think that the 3600 at Newegg for $250 is the best bang for the buck.
Yeah, D Tier for thermals - https://linustechtips.com/topic/1137619 ... -amd-only/Coldpinky wrote: ↑ Its a great price for an X570 Motherboard. However, be mindful it doesn't have the best thermals.
Especially with something with 12 cores or more (3900x and 5900x). If you decide to OC with those processors or (3950x / 5950x) then maybe get a better board.
Reviewed by hardware unboxed:
Don't buy the single stick, runs better with pairsrealBIGmike wrote: ↑ I will try to make a build around this mobo, ty OP.
This seems like a decent value for ram:
https://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX80360 16GB DDR4 3600MHz CL16
https://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX00112303 32Gb
For CPU this is the sweet spot, 3600 which you can overclock:
https://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX77406 (better price https://www.newegg.ca/amd-ryzen-5-3600/ ... 6819113569 )
