[SOLVED] Motherboard for my setup.

[avikef]

Hey! I am a pure gamer, 1080p 144Hz FPS games. I have 4x8GB CL16 3600 MHz Crucial Ballistix kit. Should I got for an ASRocK X570-Pro4 motherboard for the T-Topology or should I go with the B550 Aorus Pro-P for the better vram? (according to buildzoid advice I might say) running AMD 5600X btw.

Thanks!

 

[Dj0gany]

If you are not going to overclock good VRM's wont matter to you,just get a decent cpu cooler.I like the Asrock one simply because its an ATX,much more space for upgrades and it also has good VRMs.

 

[avikef]

If you are not going to overclock good VRM's wont matter to you,just get a decent cpu cooler.I like the Asrock one simply because its an ATX,much more space for upgrades and it also has good VRMs.

I do not plan to manually overclock the cpu indeed.
Just want to use the boosting feature and get the memory up to 3800MHz with XMP if possible.

What about the topology?

 

[Dj0gany]

I've read somewhere that only the first few samples of x570 taichi had T-topology,now they switched to daisy chaining.
5600X supports up to 128 DUAL channel 3200mhz speed.
Honestly i dont think you will notice a big difference between 3200mhz-3800mhz honestly
between 3200mhz and 4133mhz there is 5-10 fps difference which is not worth the money to me.

 

[avikef]

I've read somewhere that only the first few samples of x570 taichi had T-topology,now they switched to daisy chaining.
5600X supports up to 128 DUAL channel 3200mhz speed.
Honestly i dont think you will notice a big difference between 3200mhz-3800mhz honestly
between 3200mhz and 4133mhz there is 5-10 fps difference which is not worth the money to me.

Actually on 1080p all low setting the difference can be dramatic between manually tuned memory and not tuned.

 

[Dj0gany]

Actually on 1080p all low setting the difference can be dramatic between manually tuned memory and not tuned.

I still stand by what i said about choosing the X570 Pro 4.I think you have a higher chance hitting 3600mhz on all 4 sticks then on the gigabyte one