Ultimate AMD X670E Buyers Guide, 22 Board Roundup, VRM Thermal Test
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00:00 - Welcome back to Hardware Unboxed
02:03 - Test System Specs
03:27 - X670 Board Temperatures
05:32 - Sub $300
06:34 - $300-$350
07:26 - $400-$500
10:39 - $500-$700
13:13 - $700+
15:04 - $1000+
17:14 - Specifications Round-up
18:25 - Final Thoughts
Ultimate AMD X670E Buyers Guide, 22 Board Roundup, VRM Thermal Test
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I guess X670diesel?
OMB 🥺
Fun fact, the comment above features 75 X670E's, I said X670E 78 times in the video, sorry about that, I'll cut down on this in future, it got out of hand, I lost myself in all the X670E's.
@@Hardwareunboxed hopefully we get a B650/B650E Board Guide next!! :D
Insane effort as always! Thanks for including test like this! Love the transparency and compact infos in a 20min video! Would be great to see a similiar test on the B650(E) Boards because more user will choose these in terms of pricing. Again thanks and keep it up!
Yeah especially in this economy. The price of eggs have skyrocketed.
Yeah. hope to see b650e roundup. anything above it - prices are insane
I second that. If you could also include mini-itx that would be awesome. Thanks!
@@tohtorrent Some B650E motherboards cost more than X670E boards so that's not exactly correct. B650E goes up to like $400 or close to it and the cheapest X670E board is $260.
@@CaracuSC Steve goes through all the motherboards he can per series so with X670(E) there was literally only one mini ITX board.
The fastest nonstopped high quality benchmark machine - Steve! Just amazing work! And yes I watch it fast!
neo Aliens: The fastest nonstopped high quality viewing machine
Brian from ASRock (Malaysia) here - thanks for covering our boards. I'm using the X670E Taichi Carrera, loving it!
You guys should change company* name
Hater much?@@K1M01
my only concern with this motherboard is the fan on the vrm ? will make trouble in the long run ? if it fails would be a problem for the vrm temps ? how many years would last ?.
@@m.n.b-arcade1954 pretty sure it's fine even if fan isn't running, it's quite a large sink.
@@goldfries the fan is working/spinning at all times ? or it stops when the pc its on desktop or playing light games ?
Thank you guys so much for doing this. Board review are so important for me - even though it'll probably be years before I ever consider buying an X670E.
It took me 3 months and 5 travels of 3 hours to microcenter to find my motherboard... I wished they had this video published earlier 😅
In years, it won't be X670E...
@@farmeunit I flip PCs. I don't see myself uprading to AM5 right now and by the time I do, you're right that I'll likely go with whatever motherboards are available at the time. But I still need to keep up with everything else so I know what's worth going for on the used market.
@candyman buy as cheap as you can. Build entry level, sub $400 PCs. There's so many kids in the $200-300 range who just want a computer but "can't afford it" (aka not really willing to do the research). Figure out which cheap cases come with ARGB and aren't a total bitch to build in for under $60. Buy like 5. Look out for the cheapest deals, only buy on sale (RAM, SSD), get coolers from China.
Use the opportunity to teach yourself. Overclock RAM and tune timings, push that i3 10100F to the edge. Get a good deal on an i7 4790k? Buy a delidding kit, some liquid metal and push it to 5Ghz - buy some DDR4 2400 and push it to 2666 or beyond. Benchmark Fortnite, Valorant, Minecraft, GTA5 or whatever is popular in your region. Give as much info as you can, let people know you're a hobbyist and build some trust on local marketplaces.
Honestly, love having you guys around down there. 🍻 cheers
Dude, this was so freakin awesome! Can't even begin to express my appreciation for the work you put into this!
This is exactly why you guys are by far the best and most critical for me to decide what to potentially go for. The attention to detail and giving us a full breakdown is insane. Thank you so much
Great work guys, truly appreciate this epic effort!
Steve, doing the lord's work. Thank you so much! This kind of in depth motherboard roundup testing is invaluable for making purchase decisions or recommendations.
Really appreciate the summarized table with all the features, that is so great. I also appreciate Balin's efforts with the graphics put in to this video, they were visually pleasing.
Looking forward to the remaining motherboard (B650, Z790 & B760) roundups!
Been coming back to this video again and again, thank you for helping me make my purchase!
Steve, thank you for taking so many hours and days to put this review together! You are top tier in reviews and are my first go to source. Thanks for all your hard work. Looking forward to more motherboard reviews.
This video is awesome!
It's not every day that a hardware reviewer tests these many motherboards, and to think you'll do this for all the chipsets.
All we can say is thank you! We appreciate it a lot!
Great video as always! I hope we see one of these for the B650 boards soon, I've been indecisive about which one to get so that would be a life saver.
Easy: get a 500 series quality board for much cheaper
@@canaconn2388 lol
Look at Asus ROG Strix B650E-E. Pcie5 in 2 slots, pcie4 in 1. Additionaly 2x m.2 pcie5 and 1x m. 2 pcie4 and on top the board has a modern audio codec in alc4080. Hard to find anything better for around the same price
@@TJ-ki3gp agreed
Just avoid Asrock, if you dont like long boot times
I think PCB layer count should also be included in the final specs table as it directly affects ram overclocking.
i don't think that will matter anyway, bc amd memory controller speed is limited to 6000 / 6400 Mhz
@@kingofstrike1234 it matters with 4 sticks of ddr5, and also you can achieve better timings with less voltage.
all X670E has dual layer PCB
@@artyomexplains well with 4 sticks i would probably choose intel over amd bc of the 4800 bandwith limiter and very slow memory training , but intel has only 2 gen / plaform support and bad vrm QC while Amd has good platform support and better vrm qc so I don't know what were your thoughts but realistically intel has better RAM OC capabilities than AMD
It's the distance to the CPU that matters most. Layers can be used to achieve this and as such has mistakenly been used as an indicator of better performance, but it could also be used to fix a less than optimal design. You could end up with worse board because you focused on layers.....
You guys are awesome! One of my primary sources when speccing out new builds or upgrades to existing builds
Amazing amount of work in this. Incredibly informative. I really appreciate this. Thank you !
Awesome content! The motherboard specs sheet table is especially useful! Looking forward to the B650 boards as they will be more in my price range (hopefully if they are decent)
Going above and beyond with these tests! Can't imagine swapping out a motherboard 22 times.
You're an absolute trooper, thanks for the marks and "mini" reviews/overviews for price ranges!
yea it why he has 1 million subs though he gets paid to do it i cant wait to go am5
I've been waiting for this test for months. Thank you for the video :)
I love your dedication to these motherboard roundups, keep it up Steve!
17:15 godlike structure, perfect just perfect.
thanks for the effort, can't wait for your b650 motherboards testing
Steve, thank you for the excellent testing and roundup. Also a HUGE thank you for the amazing Spec chart at 17:15. I wish I could download such a chart for all motherboard round-ups for each chipset for reference. I will be building a X670 AM5 PC with X3D chips soon, so your hard work is truly appreciated.
Thank you so much Steve and team! Def using this for my future build
Damn, you guys are awesome!! Can't wait for the B650(E) roundup!! ;-)
Holy crap... that's a lot of boards. Amazed you managed to fit this all in 20 minutes. I'm in the market for a board so, this is exactly what I needed. Much appreciated.
Thank you for your time and efforts! Having this data makes it so much easier to make an informed decision, and I know that the next time I build, I have this resource to fall back on! Cheers!!
This was so useful. I'm been digging around this chipset for days trying to weigh up options
Warranty is another one to bring up. In NA all the Aorus MB have a 5 year warranty on them. It was a big reason I went with a B650E Aorus Master (and the $330 price helped too)
isn't gigabyte kinda iffy about actually honoring their warrenties?
@@oceanbytez847 if I have any issues with mine and do an RMA with it I will let you know.
@@oceanbytez847 they have always been iffy. This is the reason I never buy gigabyte. I had a board from them that they did not honor the warranty on it. I don't care if the warranty is one year or 100 years, if the board is bad within 2 weeks and they won't honor it, it simply doesn't matter... I will never buy another gigabyte product again. Admittedly this has been years now, but I doubt that they've changed
Warranty is only a thing in countries with poor consumer protection :P
Unless its longer than the minimum required by law. Here in Norway that would be 5 years.
@@Gazer75 Cool, good to know. Thankfully the 380 Million people in North America are covered then if they get a Aorus.
I was really hoping you would’ve tested the Asus Proart mobo because it has every single feature you could want on a motherboard and also some of the best IO I’ve seen.
Will you be making a video of this motherboard in the future?
Ich habe es auch Gehofft schade
I’m pretty sure the ProArt has the same VRM setup as the X670E-A.
It has everything, but it also has 4 ddr5 slots, which, when fully occupied, the bandwidth is cut in almost half - from 6000Mhz to 3800Mhz
Another great board roundup! Thank you sir. Looking forward to the B650 motherboard rondup as well.
incredible work! wow wouldnt expect this work from anyone
I can't even imagine the work it took you to do this! Thanks a lot for this high quality and informative content!
Hey Steve, thanks for the effort. Looking forward to b650/b650-e mobos too.
Hope you do an in depth review of the boards you recommended. In particular; the mobo manual with regards to m.2 slots and potential trade offs for pciex lanes, rear io usb connectivity and your thoughts for budget b650 boards and their pricing against features.
Great content. Really like all the MBO reviews and advices. Goes hand in hand with CPU/GPU reviews and completes the purchasing decision when buyin new stuff. Thanx HWUB!
Massive work and thank you for this review. Can't wait for the B650(E) motherboards review.
Thanks Steve!!
Difference between ASUS X670E-F and E-A is the E-F and top E-E Strix boards get Asynchronous clock overclocking with an extra clock generator. So that's where that $20 difference goes between E-A to E-F lol.
Also I can't help but notice you didn't have the ASUS ProArt X670E Creator board on the round up. It has some of the Halo tier features but at a cheaper price. Definitely worth a look!
Looking forward to your B650 round up as well! I was initially hoping for one of these early on, but alas it was quiet a busy time for hardware releases lol. Non the less I did a lot of research and went with an ASUS B650E-F for my new build.
The E-A and E-F also have a different spec VRM.
and the q-code 7 segment displays for the e-e, extremely useful for debugging and troubleshooting
the third 5.0 m.2 shares bandwidth with the main x16, so it would become x8, same thing applies for the 2nd pcie 5.0 x16 slot where it is only wired for x4 support
TBH I don't see any worthy motherboard for AM5 other than Taichi and ProArt at any pricepoint (and I went ProArt because 10G Ethernet saves me $100 and PCIe slot I would have to sacrifice for PCIe card otherwise...). More expensive motherboards somehow have managed to provide worse utility and inferior I/O...
ASUS X670E-F and E-A have different USB outputs:
F: 9 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports (7 x Type-A + 2 x USB Type-C®)
A: 8 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports (7 x Type-A + 1 x USB Type-C®) + 1 x USB 3.2 Gen 1 port (1 x Type-A)
and F offers "Gold-plated audio jacks"
So it's not just the color
This is awesome! You are my go to for motherboard reviews before I purchase!! Thank you for your work. It's one of the reasons I subscribe and contribute to the channel.
YES YES YES BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! tysm, now I can't wait for the B650 round up 😁
The really interesting test will probably be entry level A620 boards once they're finally released
By the way, those new graphics for model number presentations look really neat!
Steve is not the hero we needed, but the hero we deserve. Thanks Steve! Great work as always.
I was checking your channel daily since you mentioned coming new x670 motherboard benchmarks, just exactly for this video! Thank you for all your work and finally uploading it.
This is the perfect video I was looking for!! Thank you!
In my opinion, thermals are important because: the cooling solutions could be more cost-effective, and/or fan speed can be reduced for lower noise and less dust accumulation. Thank you for your hard work with the X670 motherboards. This will be valuable information for comparing options for my next build. Two remaining unknowns are RAM compatibility lists and the quality of Bios/UEFI.
Great effort, and a must watch video. One question though, what are your thoughts on the ASUS ProArt X670E-CREATOR WIFI?
I know it’s not a gaming motherboard per se, but it does look like it packs a good deal of features.
Looking forward to the B650 board roundup!! Thanks for all your hard work!!
Very awesome, the effort put into this video is huge. Thank you!
Any chance you'll take a look at the Asus Proart X670E Creator Wifi? In my digging it appears to have the features (minus styling and RGB) of the $700+ motherboards but comes in at $500. Would love to see its thermal performance! Also, quite the amazing roundup! Looking forward to the B650(E) one in the future!
This one is so great, I really love it. However, the one motherboard that I was putting my eye on Asus ProArt X670E-CREATOR WIFI isn't included. :D It has a reasonable price point with features I need like two ethernet ports and wifi 6e and thunderbolt. It doesn't have some whistles but I don't really need more than that. Great effort though!
Did you end up going with the Pro Art?
No. I ended up not upgrading my x570 and 5900x. I will wait for the next generation.
the spec roundup section is pure gold so much information in such a dense package
Yes finally! This I what i need for a new build. Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you! Looking forward to the B650 tests. I already got the B650 TUF and it works fine with the 7600X but I would like to know if it can handle a 16 core CPU for a possible future upgrade.
I thought there was going to be a performance comparison as well. ASUS board have a feature that allows Ryzen 7000 CPUs to boost past 5.5GHz in an all-core load that is not supported anywhere else, as far as I know. Similarly, ASUS has memory timing profiles for all DDR5 ICs that are, from my experience, up to 20% faster than the EXPO profiles. I believe AsRock also has something similar. Are you guys planning a follow up to this video with features like that? Or would that be just ridiculously too much work? I know 22 motherboards is a huge amount.
Yep. Dynamic OC. But I believe some other boards have it too now. Not sure.
So were you able to find this information anywhere?
Amazing, thank you! 💜Been waiting a lot for a video like this.
VRM heat also could be a hint for efficiency, no? To check which board consumed how much wattage would be great for future Mainboard reviews like this. Great work Steve. I just tested some Z690 Mainboards and found that some Mainboards consume a good chunk more and also over exceeding the Power Limits for a couple of seconds etc.
@@tilapiadave3234 lol what - these cpus are extremely efficient compared to the competition and even compared to any other X86 cpu ever (especially the non x versions) at stock clocks, and even more so when lowering the power target...
I'm surprised by the general lack of USB4 ports, I thought more motherboards would have it this generation. Thanks for the testing!
only few boards have USB4
USB4 causes lag on x670 anyway sonivturnnitnoff
@@ms3862 Please, elaborate.
@@Micromation some windows programs can sometimes lag. The worst affected one I've come across is HWinfo - after opening the app the PC will freeze up solid for 15 seconds. I look around the internet and found out it's the USB4 , so I go and turn off USB4 in my BIOs and now the problem is completely vanished
@@ms3862 wasnt having the usb4 part of the reason for buying that board? i mean it does kinda suck if you're not gonna use the expensive feature you paid for
Well done...that was really helpful in terms of narrowing down to just a handful of mobos to decide on. Cheers!
Fantastic effort, loved to see all boards compared against each other.
Awesome round up.
Trouble is those prices are extremely hard to swallow.. I'm so happy to have dodged all of this with a 110 eur B550 A-Pro and sitting on a 5800x3D a B650M-A (not even ATX as mine) costs about 100 more. It's insane.
And seeing the GPU side of things it's even worse, I hope they'll all come down to earth in future.
Monumental amount of work. The starting prices for these are ludicrous, but the peak ones are even more laughable! Definitely interested in a look at the lower tier boards.
Looking forward to see what the A620 boards are like.
Pricing might be possibly fair but, MOST people probably don't need to be paying for that many NvMe slots (3-4+), and that few expansion PCIE slots. Look at Threadripper PRO motherboards right number of slots way overpriced for just that!
For those prices $500+ I would like a lot more features than JUST NvMe slots!
The MSI Godlike's price of $1000+ is even worse it is competing directly with Threadripper PRO motherboards which have waaaaaay more PCIE Slots, and THAT is just silly!
Thank you so much for doing this video. I saves me so much time when I need to do a build.
Been waiting all week for this! Cheers.
I'm kinda disappointed that there were no benchmarks aside from the thermals, unlike in your previous AM5 motherboard review video.
The specs for them all I have no issues looking up on my own too, but I can't benchmark more than the single motherboard I will be buying.
This is why I valued the previous video a lot, and why this one fell a bit flat for me.
Regardless, thanks for the content tho!
He clearly stated that they all performed the same so just chose the features you want, posting identical charts one after another is useless and a waste of time and money on his end.
@@rooster1012 which one would be the best for $300, I kinda want more m.2 slots for storage and decent IO
@@emma6648 I just got the Asrock steel legend. It has four m.2 slots. One is PCIe 5 and the other three are PCIe 4. There are plenty of connections on the I/O.
Do you plan on doing gaming benchmarks with all of these? After your last X670/E board comparison i'm very interested to see how they handle memory timings.
Nice video, I hope you keep making these kind of videos a lot more. BTW, would be nice to have power usage during test matching the temperatures too. I believe a hotter board will also use more power to run and converts that extra power to heat.
Thank you! I will literally use this when building a PC next week.
Update including the asus issues they have now? X670e-e cut my cinebench score in half on a 7950x….
Great video with the info that we need. Just wondering if the ASUS ProArt X670E-Creator WiFi 6E was considered (as if ASUS needed to add even more X670E boards). Given it has the 2 PCI-E 5.0 slots and 10G Ethernet and tons of I/O connectors it seems a reasonable alternative @ a midrange price point ($500 at the time of this post) for those of us that abhor RGB with every fiber of our being.🤓
Epic effort huge, like a few others here I'm getting ready to move the AM5 so knowing if I need B650E or X670E is extremely helpful
Insane amount work. Thanks 👍
I can't wait to see B650E roundup
Nice! Would love to see if any handle 128GB of memory better than another. Almost none of them have QVL testing for that capacity, so I'm flying blind when picking out a new board.
imagine what kind of MBs abit or DFI would've made. man, i do miss those 2
Very much appreciated the time and effort. This has helped me immensely.
Thank you for completing this mountain of work for everyone here to enjoy.
I agree 👍
Thank you for your hard work!
I can't wait for more motherboard reviews
I have the MSI X670 P Wifi. Since the bios update on the 12th of Jan, I've seen MASSIVE improvements. It's a great board!
What have you noticed since the update?
@@S2GUnit faster boot times and at the high end, up to 25 ish % more fps in some games.
@@hmcg020 cool. Lucky you. I'm hoping my Gigabyte b650 BIOS updates will give me some more FPS too. I'm a little disappointed so far.
Thanks for the comparisons, its a shame you never got a hold of (or ASUS never sent you) the ASUS X670E ProART Creator Wifi board, as it offers a far better price/features over the other high-end boards in the video (400-700 range) and from my own benchmarking with a 7900X is rock solid and cool running.
My HWBot benchmarking results using the Corsair H150i Elite Capellix (prior version to the AIO used in your testing) and the same case albeit the airflow version are up there competing with custom loops and LN2 setups and those benchmarks were using out of the box settings so I could compare against any UEFI tweaks I make down the road.
I got x670 ProArt and 7900x waiting on the desk for the last needed watercooling parts before building it. I was bummed too about not seeing it on the benchmarks, but I'm glad to hear it's running great.
I’m pretty sure the ProArt has the same VRM setup as the X670E-A? 16+2 70 amp
@@rare6499 afaik they are both 2x8+2 (16+2) 70A setups, but I know for sure the ProART has smart power stages (SPS), I don't know if the X670E-A has SPS or not - in any case all of the X670E/non-E series boards VRMs are way overbuilt so you do not even need to worry about which setup a board has unless you are going for OC records and using exotic cooling.
The ProART also has a supplementary PCIE 6 pin power socket next to the 24 pin power socket to support up to 60W USB fast charging on front panel connectors instead of sucking power from the PCIE slots, kinda neat.
I've got my ProArt waiting for me at home, the last missing piece of the puzzle - it has finally arrived after 2 months waiting. Bought in November, was supposed to arrive 21st December, was postponed until 31 of January but arrived two days ago. I'm going back home tomorrow but I'm not gonna have time or energy to finish the build until the day after. Going full team Red this time around with 7700X, 64GB and 6900XT :3
@@Uro666 Huh, is that compatible with any front panel? o.0 Also, what are charging modes available? 9V, 15V, 20V? What PD standard?
Huge help. Appreciate the effort.
Thank you guys for this guide. Great work!
But what about the Power Consumption?
Especially in a System w/o Graphics card, just idling on Windows at Default settings would be interesting.
Unfortunate not to see the ProArt board. However I imagine VRM thermals will be similar to the Strix X670E-A since they both use 16+2 70A.
This had to take a long time. Thanks for such an awesome video
This is awesome! Thanks for all the time and effort.
I wish you had included the Asus X670E Creator
sorry to say asus has lost a lot people how they are dealing with there issues
Thanks for the video! I appreciate the hard work!
Thanks for your hard work man. The PC community wouldn't be the same without your contribution. Let your team know we appreciate them.
Surprised that the ASUS ProArt X670E was not included since it is not a 'gaming' motherboard and is instead intended for creators/workstation purposes.
Post updated. After 2 msi x670e carbon Killing my ssd and getting one m.2 port dead, I replaced the motherboard for the gigabyte x670e aorus master. I couldn't be more happier with. Better board overall than the msi, better quality. Absolutely no issues with in 4 months. Bios 12 has been rock solid for me.
Original post: I am happy with my msi mpg x670e carbon... I tried the gigabyte x670 asrock steel legend and the asrock taichi. I experienced a lot of issues with the others brands. And I couldn't determine what was wrong, the msi was the only one that pointed to the memory RAM, and I replaced the ram and problem solved.
Hi I am interested in the MSI. are you still happy with the msi carbon? what model of RAM do you have?
@@x4res goood you asked. The response is NO. I got one of M.2 ports dead, and it killed my 2tb gen4 ssd. I replaced the ssd, then thenpor it was not working after a few week, luckily that time my ssd survived. The I started investigating, I found one guy that had same issue with 8 of the same motherboards. At that time I had protected plan for my motherboard, so I replaced fot the Gigabyte X670E aorus master, nicer board, with a black plate. The bios 12 is sooolid. Absolutely no issues with it in at least in 4 months, I wouldn't go back. Also I had to send Mi MSI 4080 for RMA and they were not nice, so I am avoiding MSI on future... I would say Asus has the best warranty system in the US, but I wouldn't get their motherboard for amd
Just bought the pro RS, happy that it gets your recommendation
insane, Amazing work. Thanks so much!
Asus ProArt X670E-CREATOR WIFI is missing from the roundup?
I have had the MSI Ace X670E, and Asus Crosshair Extreme X670E and I've had nothing but instability issues with the MSI, the ASUS came in yeah at $300 more but I got it open box new for $700 and haven't had one issue with my 7900x, G.Skill DDR5 Neo 6000MHz J30 2 x 16GB Kit. It's been rock solid and the extras included while maybe gimmicky make it stupidly nice. Sorry.
Thank you guys for huge amount of effort. Now we want to see same thermal test for B650 boards.
Thank you so much!! Amazing work, I truly appreciate it!
Anyone used the MSI MAG X670E TOMAHAWK, looks like a really good deal but wondering if anyone has used.
Shame you didn't include the Asus ProArt X670E-Creator WIFI and instead used the more gamer focused boards in the roundup, would have been interesting to see this up against those at similar prices, though I believe there has been some availability issues with this particular mobo.
Awesome work putting this together regardless, as imagine it was a lot of work, kudos to the HWU team!
I mean they did include Taichi which isn't gaming as much as it is creator/workstation oriented - so I think rather than will, the availability was the problem. I waited for my ProArt two full months to restock, it was delayed as well - just got mine few days ago. And that was in Europe and not bumfuck nowhere where Hobbits live. It's by far the most feature rich motherboard with GREAT I/O but I too would like to see how it stacks against competition in various other tests.
@@Micromation Hardware Unboxed don't live where Hobbits live, I do (NZ) and I got my Proart on 26th January, that was ordered on Jan 20th from BHPhoto (USA).
Pro Art and x670e-a almost same components. You can check that for reference.
Unbelieveable work & extremely helpful. I really appreciate this. That's why I love your channel. Thank you so much.
Great video. Appreciate the work!
Not sure if Asus Pro Art x670E isnt released in australia yet , it seems like u guys have missed out on that motherboard
About to buy it , hopefully the VRM temps are as similar to the rest of the Asus x670E lineup
Great Detailed work asusual , appreciate the dedication ❤
level1techs might have a video about this mobo
@@tanmaypanadi1414 thankyou : )