Question Should i go for x570?

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Im going to upgrade some components in my pc:
My actual pc is i5 6500, seasonic 520w bronze , gtx 980 and 16 gb ram 3200 mhz and one m.2

Im going to buy ryzen 3700x , seasonic 850w focus+ gold and another m.2 because i need more space and since i started used m.2 its just insanely fast...

Now my question is about the motherboard i was going for x570 aorus elite what are your thoughts?

Mainly i will be gaming and streaming.

Sometimes i will record some games.

Anyway i will stick to gtx 980 until it dies or + 2 years.
 
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The question here im kinda okay with giving more 60 euros because of slighty better chipset , pcie4 and better vrm but like its worth it?

Imagine x470 asus tuf gaming vs x570 aorus elite (this was my picks)
 
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Guys i did buy it but now PC Turn on but screen dont , mouse and keyboard and USB no signals and if i try Turn him off with force shut down it just doesnt... Can be something that is not plugged? Or i plugged wrong?
 
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Actually I'm planning to buy a similar setup like you.

I'll be using 3700x and so far MSI b450 tomahawk max looks the most promising - it supports 3rd gen out of the box, price is nice and besides, I won't be overclocking, if at all.

What do you guys think? Is that a good board and combo with 3rd gen AMD?
 
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Do NOT buy the MSi board if you plan to upgrade the CPU down the road... MSi has crappy voltage regulator design which overheats when you use a 105-watt AMD CPU. It's probably fine for the 3700X but it limits your upgrade path. ALL of the MSi MPG X570 line of motherboards are crap. They cannot handle 105-watt CPUs as well...

I have the MSi X570 Gaming Pro Carbon WiFi with a AMD 3900X and the VRMs overheat, hitting 95+ degrees under load. When that happens, HWiNFO64 shows that the CPU thermal throttles. Biggest piece of crap ever. I have communicated with MSI and they claim the thermal throttling is because the CPU gets too hot... With my Corsair H115 cooler, it only hits 80-85 degrees which MSi claims is too hot...
 
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jon96789 said:
Do NOT buy the MSi board if you plan to upgrade the CPU down the road... MSi has crappy voltage regulator design which overheats when you use a 105-watt AMD CPU. It's probably fine for the 3700X but it limits your upgrade path. ALL of the MSi MPG X570 line of motherboards are crap. They cannot handle 105-watt CPUs as well...

I have the MSi X570 Gaming Pro Carbon WiFi with a AMD 3900X and the VRMs overheat, hitting 95+ degrees under load. When that happens, HWiNFO64 shows that the CPU thermal throttles. Biggest piece of crap ever. I have communicated with MSI and they claim the thermal throttling is because the CPU gets too hot... With my Corsair H115 cooler, it only hits 80-85 degrees which MSi claims is too hot...
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Alright, for years (even decades) I owned Asus and Gigabyte. Nothing else. What do you think of
Asus ROG STrix B450-F Gaming & Asus TUF B450-PRO Gaming? If you can advise some good Gigabyte mboard, it'd be helpful too. I need some reasonably priced mb for 3700x, just like the op. Though I do want to stay clear of X570 if I don't have to (too expensive) because I don't plan big overclocking and don't need v4. I need full compatibility with 3rd gen AMD, M.2's, stability and memory speed on 3200mhz. Nothing more.
 
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