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I'd buy an X670 version of this board, less power consumption than the X570, ticks the right features, Intel Networking, lots of storage. Great for a whitebox ESXI server.
For many people this board will do great too. Except Asus and GB's B550 boards seem to be overpriced for this generation.
I'd sooner buy an X570 Master for 350 than a B550 Master for 280 (or a Strix X570 E at 300 than a Strix B550 E also at about 280), judging by amazon pricing and assuming stock availability.
You can put together a nice build with some white Ballistix sticks and the white GALAX GPUs.
I like the clean look. I would much prefer this over some rediculous RGB lit crap . Then again, I donyt care much for RGB or lighting in general unless it has a purpose, like backlit keys on my keyboard when it's dark is useful to an extent if they aren't super bright and annoying. Flashing RGB lights on my mouse pad? Not so much.
And how many people would buy it?
200? that set of 'featureless' features doesn't generally sell well.
Looks like a slightly less clean version of the NZXT N7
https://www.nzxt.com/products/n7-z390-matte-white
I'd like to see an enthusiast marketed stripped down board
No audio or LAN, like the old days.
Give me a well thought out functional bios that's properly tested before push.
Power delivery aimed at overclockers.
Feature set that buildzoid would want for himself basically......bc he's too young to have bought an Abit BH6 when they were new
He would probably dislike this mobo as the heat sinks seem flat and not "enough" USB ports.
What exactly about this board makes it "clean"? The silver rectangular plates all over the place?
I don't see it as being any "cleaner" than the x570 Aorus Ultra for example:
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Thats sweet. You have an opinion and thats great. Why you quoting me?
Because you made a thread about a "clean" board, and I asked what you thought made it "clean".