[SOLVED] VRMs on Asus's Z390 mobos

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Asus messed up quite a bit on their Z390 lineup, many youtubers and tech media covering their boards found them to be somehow lacking and inferior compared to similiar priced models, the VRMs were weaker and hotter than most.

I found that the Z390 Extreme 4 is one of the best out there, top quality vrms and packed with features with a really good price. You can't really go wrong with it.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/intel/comments/a0n058/asus_vrm_and_damage_control/


Asus messed up quite a bit on their Z390 lineup, many youtubers and tech media covering their boards found them to be somehow lacking and inferior compared to similiar priced models, the VRMs were weaker and hotter than most.

I found that the Z390 Extreme 4 is one of the best out there, top quality vrms and packed with features with a really good price. You can't really go wrong with it.
 
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View: https://www.reddit.com/r/intel/comments/a0n058/asus_vrm_and_damage_control/


Asus messed up quite a bit on their Z390 lineup, many youtubers and tech media covering their boards found them to be somehow lacking and inferior compared to similiar priced models, the VRMs were weaker and hotter than most.

I found that the Z390 Extreme 4 is one of the best out there, top quality vrms and packed with features with a really good price. You can't really go wrong with it.
How do you feel the Z390 Aorus Pro, I personally don't like Asrock even though it's a good brand