Having at least one USB-C port on a motherboard is almost a necessity nowadays, as a lot of newer devices are utilising this technology for the improved speeds and more reliable connectivity.
USB-C on rear IO: The rear IO on this motherboard includes plenty of ports for connecting peripherals and other devices, including a Type-C connections for the latest high-end peripherals. This means gamers will be able to upgrade to the next-generation of these components as soon as they release, which is bound to improve the overall gaming experience. It seems like ASUS understood the assignment with this particular variant, as it includes PCI-E 5.0 slots for both graphics cards and SSDs. PCI-E 5.0 slots: Due to B650E motherboards having a specific focus on overclocking, it is important for them to leave some room for future upgrades, as this will allow gamers to capitalise on the boost in performance. Key Specs Key Specsġx USB 3.2 Gen2x2 Type-C, 3x USB 3.2 Gen2, 4x USB 3.2 Gen1, 4x USB 2.0 Rear IO is also very strong, with the B650E-F offering 12 ports in total, with the majority of them providing blazing-fast transfer speeds. The ROG B650E-F also features dual PCI-E 5.0 slots, offering some upgradeability option when these new components release.
Although this isn’t the highest speed we’ve seen on a board, this is sure to provide some improvements in applications and games. This means that lovers of RGB lighting won’t be entirely disappointed.įeatures wise, the B650E-F has strong RAM overclocking capability, with mega-transfer speeds reaching up to 6400MHz when overclocked. RGB does feature on this board, in the form of a small panel located on the rear IO. I find that that majority of ASUS motherboards tend to go a bit crazy on RGB and metal heatsinks covering the board, so its nice to see a slight change in the design philosophy here. ASUS have provided a more minimalist look to the B650E-F which I’m all for. This particular board sports a much darker design with various blackened heatsinks spanning across the entirety of the PCB. First off in our roundup is the ROG STRIX B650E-F from ASUS.
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