The ROG STRIX B660-I Gaming WIFI is ALMOST the perfect ITX board

[@hwi7114]

DDR5 has come down a lot in price pretty quickly. You can get 32gb of DDR5 5600 CL36 for ~$180 USD now, only 5 months after this video was made.

[@PAULODOURADODOTCOM]

I think he was using AUD not USD

[@tixtulla9921]

Can get 16 gbs for 60 usd now

[@paulosousa5870]

Yah but then, XMP doenst work at all. Bad! (B660-F )

[@alejandrorisco4201]

Now you can get 2x16 6000 cl36 for 150

[@akisasaki6661]

Unfortunately, DDR5 motherboards are expensive and often unavailable in Australia.

[@eplugplay8409]

Just picked this board up from Microcenter and I like that it has DDR5 with 2x PCIe 4.0 M.2 and PCIe x16 5.0 to be future proof.

[@nickhubble7582]

Yes thank you for posting these. I'm a big fan of the ITX market. I use your videos to show people the mainrboards available and what they do and how they are different. I'm just a small personal builder but I usually build two computers a month. I appreciate your hard work and effort.

[@bcal5962]

I love motherboard overviews! Please there is no need to stop doing them!

[@17Namur]

Agree with Nick. For years DDR4 will be with us as an option for new builds, because of price, inventory and availability. I feel releasing this with DDR4 could have grabbed more customers. Nice video, keep them coming!

[@retro80s40]

For years??? Don't count on that.Always go futureproof...DDR4 will soon be obsolete and people who are moving back in technology to build their new 2022 PC will do a big mistake,as it will cost double the price to upgrade again soon...It's like buying a PS4 over a PS5 today 🤣 But If some people are happy with old tech,it's ok...I respect that.

[@17Namur]

@@retro80s40 happy to review my comment as the market changes. I am happy with my DDR4 32 GB right now and my next platform for me still makes sense to reuse what I can. If I would have unlimited budget sure I were happy to go DDR5. ;)

[@MrDutch1e]

@@17Namur ddr5 has come down a ton. Can get 2x16gb of 5200 c38 for $220 CAD. I ordered 5600 c36 for $330 instead tho 😅

[@puciohenzap891]

DDR4 will already be phased out with 13th gen.

[@kamikakushi_]

Ah, I made that costly mistake with 790FX AMD Phenom II build back then. Thinking that DDR2 is still going around for longer time only to realize DDR3 is everywhere just some months later 🤦

[@ChitonIV]

The type C port under the audio is an audio output. You can run that to a DAC, reciever, etc. You can also run it to an optical converter. Also....for a couple of years now, most ITX boards have 2 NVME slots.

[@scofind1139]

but now Gigabyte Aorus B660i itx has only one slot m.2 nvme

[@Real_MisterSir]

Seems like Asus was just looking ahead. DDR5 has come down in price A LOT now, to where I'm getting 32 gigs (2x16) 5600 CL36 for less than 200 bucks from Corsair, and this B660 I-ROG is literally the perfect board for me. With today's cpus there is hardly any reason for overclocking, rather I'm looking at undervolting my 13900K, which the B660 I-ROG is capable of, and for someone who was already on DDR4, I don't see any reason to stick with that platform for memory anymore. The early adopter tax is more or less gone now, and I was amazed at how many features were packed into this tiny ITX board, and also at a super competitive price even against non-ITX boards that usually are a fair bit cheaper. Any Z-class board would have cost me 30% more just for a TUF variant that doesn't come with the same great integrated sound card plus some of the other features. I already have an older ATX size Z TUF board and I don't even use half of its features, it just takes up space in my case. If Asus focusing only on DDR5 means they can keep the STRIX variant at a price competitive level with their normal TUF boards, that's a major win in my book. Maybe not initially when the board released and DDR5 price was sky-high, but now 8 months later it's the best board in the market imo, and I'm glad it focuses on DDR5. Plenty of DDR4 boards out there already, and ITX builds are always going to be on the more premium side so having a top tier board at a price that can offset the cost of DDR5 and still be a good deal overall, is great.

[@Real_MisterSir]

Another update, the GPU now supports up to 96gb DDR5, not just 64gb. I have a kit of 6200 OC 96gb RAM in my board with latest bios. This is truly a wonderful board still in 2024 and I have not had a single feature I found to be missing out on.

[@s4nderk]

Just god this board, super stoked on building with this beauty! I don't mind the DDR5 as it is the future, and prices are actually not far from DDR4 pricing and availability in my region. And of course the dual M.2 slots are key.

[@keibohow69]

Plus with two ram sticks you have quad channel ram. Check that with cpuz. i don't know it that will make a difference thou. I am surprised not reviewer has picked that up.

[@retro80s40]

Always go futureproof..and at the end,you'll save so much more money than moving back to near obsolete technology,and will have soon to spend double the price to upgrade all your stuff

[@scatterforce]

Another critical flaw for some: the rear VRM heatsink extends past the motherboard. For really small builds, this will collide with the case.

[@puciohenzap891]

Does it? Haven't noticed it on mine.

[@byteme0000]

I’m loving this motherboard and have built two system with it, one of which is my new personal machine. DDR5 has dropped to near-DDR4 levels, so no complaints at all from me.

[@georgeyoung9985]

Yep, prices have dropped a lot! I'm looking to build my first pc with a 12600k, DDR5 and a 4080. At a glance, do you reckon this would work?

[@byteme0000]

@@georgeyoung9985 Yes, but get a honkin’ power supply. And don’t forget that the 13th-gen Intel processors will be out shortly.

[@Maddesen]

I know this is more than half a year old, but considering DDR5-prices now and the new 13th gen supported by this board (at least stated by ASUS on their website) this product makes great sense compared to the prices of the Z690/Z790 ITX boards..

[@dannyn.6933]

It is supported, but it requires a BIOS update to support Intel's 13th gen CPUs. The problem is that these motherboards do not have BIOS Flash. So you need to find yourself a 12th gen Intel CPU to update the motherboard and then you can use the 13th gen CPUs.

[@Maddesen]

@@dannyn.6933 Great information 👍🏻 Unfortunate result, bit nonetheless great information.. It is beyond me how this is an actual way of marketing products..

[@NhatLinhNguyen82]

@@dannyn.6933 These motherboard have BIOS Flash (Asus Ez Flash). Stop spreading fault info

[@Real_MisterSir]

@@dannyn.6933 depends on what bios gen the board shipped with. Earlier production versions need bios update, but later ones shipped with 1620 bios which is intel 13th ready from the factory. Mine was, I just plugged in my 13900K and it fired up no problem. The small barcode sticker on the board itself will tell what bios it was shipped with, just gotta be 1620 or higher to support 13th gen.

[@orbitalpunk]

so do both M.2 slots run at full speed or not due to the reduction in PCIe lanes with the b660 chipset?

[@Phalaxis83]

Excellent overview fams. The GS motherboard overviews are the perfect videos to watch when considering motherboards for a new build. When i won my B550 Unify X from MSI i watched the Unify overview several times haha.

[@mrBytemare]

Really love this card, and I'm so glad it came with DDR5 support since that's what I wanted. for 130$ usd I got Corsair Vengeance DDR5 5600MT/s 32GB :)

[@Real_MisterSir]

yup same here, the whole DDR5 price bubble was very short lived and this board is all around amazing now and has been so for over a year. Probably one of the best Asus boards in the past 3-4 years or so, and nobody gets DDR4 for their new builds anymore. Making this board for DDR4 would have been a mistake. Running 96gb DDR5 6200 on this tiny board and it's absurd how much power you can pack into such tiny form factor

[@lkzoomer9158]

I was planning on using ddr5 for my next build anyways so this catch is actually a plus for me!

[@dylanortiz932]

Yeah. Bought this board and made the mistake of ordering some new DDR4 ram before building. I like the board so I put up the dough for some DDR5, but boy was that disappointing.

[@aerothh]

I also done that mistakes lol, i sell it and buy the ddr5 after that haha

[@MarcoGPUtuber]

That means it ALMOST got turned into Klaire's new rebuild to make it TINY!

[@tdr5944]

I managed to pick up vengeance 32gb ddr5 4800mhz memory on sale at mwave today for this mobo for $299 aud. I didn’t know they cost 5-600 at the time this video was made that’s crazy.

[@captainminxley]

I love it! I'm building a new rig fto last me or the next 4-5 years and I want an LGA 1700, m-itx board that supports DDR5, 2xM.2 and has 2xUSB C ports. But I don't want to pay >£250 for it. So thank you Asus, and thank you, Nick!

[@TITANSofTheEARTH]

My thoughts. I upgrage from 6700k to 12700k with this board. 2x m2 with each 2TB and 32gb 5800 DDR5 Finally a perfect build with as good as no cables!

[@novalovan]

@@TITANSofTheEARTH I'm new to pc build, why would you get unlocked proc if the mobo don't support overclocking?

[@bknec]

I've been waiting two years for DDR5 so for me this is a winner!

[@yanisyukams6680]

What is so good about DDR5? I think DDR4 3200 CL16 kit is way better than ddr5 4800 cl40 kit ?

[@retro80s40]

@@yanisyukams6680 Better be futureproof...Soon PCI 4.0 and DDR4 ram will be obsolete,and it will cost you a lot of money to upgrade.Buying a pci 4.0 ddr4 motherboard in 2022 is a big mistake. I'm very happy that i went intel 12th gen with this awesome PCI 5.0 DDR5 motherboard.Some old gen cost much more than what i've paid,so it's a win to me 🙂

[@retro80s40]

@@yanisyukams6680 Btw i got a Kinston Fury DDR5 5600 16gb for $150....Not that bad

[@yanisyukams6680]

@@retro80s40 I agree with you! I will go with ROG STRIX B660i too. Actually, that price difference is not that huge.

[@yanisyukams6680]

@@retro80s40 I need 64Gb, 16Gb is not enough for me. Now one can buy DDR4 64GB for half the price it is with DDR5.

[@DeusVault]

Just to point out, there is no rgb lightning. The logo and letters are just a sticker.

[@khyron6]

Great looking board, However the ram cost too much have to wait for the price to come down. Great video Thanks.

[@WiseG33k]

DDR5 is almost the same cost as DDR4 nowadays. I was building a new system with DDR4 in mind and I'm pretty disappointed. I expected to save a lot more money.

[@MatthewPolack]

G'day mate (fellow Aussie!) Thanks for your videos...also enjoyed your Dan H4 20 audio build. Do you think this MOBO would fit in the Dan A4-H20?

[@astheniacat8710]

i just ordered this and an i3 and some 5600 speed DDR5 and a new PSU omg i cant wait to upgrade my pc

[@GearSeekers]

That's awesome! Hope you have fun with the upgraded PC!

[@jwaye89]

Awesome motherboard overview fams, keep up the hard work

[@richardgomez8010]

Unfortunely JJ from ASUS said that a DDR4 version is not planned at this moment

[@garinzote]

I love ITX MoBos. Keep them vidz coming.

[@TRHardware]

Does this have external glock generator for non-K overclocking?

[@BulentYusuf]

Question: I've been told by an AIO maker that there are compatibility issues with this board, and that the memory seems to be too close to the socket. Have you done any test builds and experienced any issues?

[@wenjus]

Any answer found on this ? I am looking into putting an kraken x53 on this for a sff build but seems quite à rare occurrence when I am looking

[@Real_MisterSir]

@@wenjus I run the Corsair Capellix 115i 280mm AIO, zero issues and PLENTY of space. Idk who in the world would say there are compatibility issues for AIO, if they make AIO blocks/brackets so bulky then it's their own fault lol.

[@dhawaltandon]

Hey ,Building a mini ITX PC for Music production in a fractal terra(Jade) case , we were thinking of going ahead with this motherboard with Intel i5 processor . Is there any other better mother board you would suggest us to check out ?

[@titolockheed]

I am currently using this nice little board with a CM N200 case, 12th 12400f, 16 gb DDR5...super fast!

[@yanisyukams6680]

What DDR5 kit do you use ? Does high CAS latency is a problem?

[@titolockheed]

@@yanisyukams6680 i am using one stick of Micron ddr5-4800. super fast and it was the cheapest.

[@keibohow69]

@@yanisyukams6680 you can buy kingston fury ddr5 ram as single sticks 16gig, i brought two. don't buy 8gigsticks check out a channel called buildzoid and see what he had to say about 8gig sticks of ddr5 ram. question would you rather have dual channel itx motherboard or a quad channel itx motherboard?

[@yanisyukams6680]

@@keibohow69 Thx! Thats a valid point about the number of channels. The more channels, the better. But then how it all relates to latency? Do quad channel, CL40 latency with 4800 bandwidth DDR5 is really better than dual channel DDR4 3200 CL16 kit ? If Yes, then how much? One should not pay more significantly (its 40-50%) if there is no real benefit from DDR5. I think I will go 32Gb DDR5 Crucial 4800 CL40 and then add another 32GB later as I need 64Gb (for data analysis + 2 Linux VM simultaneously). Some would say that later lower number CL kits will be available, so buying 4800 CL40 one stick is useless now. BTW, for me RAM efficiency is determined how fast data is read in RAM from SSD, fast computations (operations between RAM and CPU) and then writing results fast to the SSD. I use R the most. I do not need DDR5 for higher FPS in games for example.

[@keibohow69]

@@yanisyukams6680 if you go back to ddr1 you will see that the faster the ram got the higher the latency. You would be surprised at how low the latency on ddr1 ram is. The only ones who can answer mine and your questions are reviewers. Ie 1 stick of ddr5 16gig verses 2 sticks of ddr4 16gig. Also its like if you overclock ddr4 ram you will see the latency increase. I understand your complaint thou. Corsair vengence 3000mhz cl15, out performs corsair vengence 3600mhz cl18 in cinebench not by much thou. Corsair vengence 3600mhz cl14 out performs both of the above the latter being the most expensive. All we can do now is wait for amds offering. My ddr5 ram sticks are Kingston fury beast 4800mhz cl38 2x16

[@HardwareFRA]

God video quality ! Keep it up !

[@BasslimeRex]

Did that air cooler compatibility video ever happen?

[@skulu]

Please continue with ITX mobo videos!

[@philipwyman3325]

i got a cheap $86 dollar 8gig stick of ddr5 to get by for now and it runs great. when pricing goes down then i can pick up 16 gigs with thrills

[@Xsinar]

Wow, I just bought this board, reached home checked KZbin and this video was just posted.

[@Xsinar]

And the RAM costs more than the motherboard and CPU

[@jmsiapno]

whats the difference between this and the b760-i that just came out?

[@lummoxicide1502]

I like that new design of the board, didn't care for the "cyberpunk style" look of the older ROG boards

[@andriolafsson1306]

Cooler Master ML360 Illusion not compatible with this board.

[@tkpenalty]

ASUS probably didn't anticpate DDR5 would still cost so much DDR4 didn't have this massive premium over DDR3, and neither did DDR3 over DDR2

[@lukabalta2398]

it was suposed to be budget ddr5 board did you see prices of other ones ? why is that so hard to see

[@drkenobii]

I’m ready to throw out my z690 itx from Aorus. My one question is, are the VRMs enough to work with a 12900k undervolted to around 180w full load?

[@Real_MisterSir]

probably way too old reply, but yes they are. I run a 13900K on it no issues

[@drkenobii]

@@Real_MisterSir appreciate it

[@doogle4144]

I was wondering why the board said "No Emag" for a few seconds... 🤔🤦‍♂️ Darn camera angle... Game on!

[@rogeriocruz658]

Can this fit a Big Shuriken 3 Rev b?

[@TheSniperKGD]

Hello , does this board support overclocking on the BCLK bus ?

[@puciohenzap891]

Just got it, perfect board for my 12700K.

[@rxm078]

Same for me!

[@scaredycat8685]

HEY, WHAT COOLER ARE YOU USING?

[@theicewitch9328]

can you overclock over 5gz on it?

[@jacobplyler3470]

For the sata ports, why don't they place two 90 degree ports on the edge and then the two facing up behind? Either way, it's better than my Asus x570 where they placed two of the data ports behind the ram slots.

[@leakyabstraction]

Haha, there is a CD inside. Even though I did grow up with floppy disks, I can't remember the last time I had an optical drive in my PC.

[@E82N55]

Let's talk about the ridiculous overhang of that IO/VRM cover. Literally exceeds the dimensions of ITX, and there are plenty of cases that would conflict with the overhang.

[@Real_MisterSir]

ITX formfactor is 170mm x 170mm. Nothing on this board extends further than those measurements. Idk what you mean by IO/VRM cover exceeding the dimensions of ITX. I have this board, what you're saying is literally wrong.

[@Hawester]

32GB DDR5 now 189€. Not that bad anymore.

[@danielfrappier3378]

I plan to use it with a 13600K without a graphic card, I have read that you do still need a graphic card to boot up and have the chance to enable the iGPU. It would be greatly appreciated if somebody could tell me if that's true.

[@bralis2]

Why SPDIF Optical output is so important? How it is used ?

[@EJuliusF]

The fact it's DDR5 is the reason I am getting it. Weird that you want worse ram.......

[@RydrewWTF]

In italy ddr4 3600mhz 2x8gb is only 30 bucks cheaper than ddr5 5600mhz 2x8gb. This mobo was a steal for my NR200P considering the price and the fact i dont need OC since i want air coolers only.

[@edwinscott6500]

You can fit a AORUS Liquid Cooler 240 but it is to tight to recommend .

[@8bitbender495]

could you check if the new bios 2012 unlocks overclocking on non-k

[@Five_Seven7]

Is there Type C is Thunderbold??? Or not

[@MarcoGPUtuber]

I take the ROG stickers and stick them to my Macbook. It's what Steve Jobs would've wanted.

[@calebsvt379]

Can i use a double sided m.2?

[@bbarxx]

What are your thoughts in comparison with the ROG Strix x570-I Gaming MB?

[@GearSeekers]

You can't compare them. They are for completely different CPUs

[@bbarxx]

@@GearSeekers yeah, fair call. I guess what I'm saying is, if you had to choose, which would you prefer, 570 or 660.

[@CrustyAbsconder]

I need that to play FreeCell and up my game.

[@ahoyskid]

You can get 2x 16GB DDR5 now for €124 (Corsair Vengeance)

[@thethiagosc]

wait! at 2:50 ... is it produced in Brazil? Here in Manaus (Zona Franca de Manaus), omg!

[@TheVerrm]

Tbh at this point you can buy DDR5 and not do that for next 1-2 upgrades of your system in future. Like those sticks should last you couple good years if not 10. You cannot see same longevity from DDR4 sticks in future if you buy whole new system now. It's like an investment thing, though risky one too. Return on this investment will be known only when you upgrade... It's a toss

[@marcopfeiffer3032]

Does this board support bclk overclocking like the bigger b660-f and b660-g? I couldn't find trustable information on that.

[@FinalStigma]

If you're still searching for info, this board doesn't come with an external clock generator, so that means no bclk overclocking.

[@marcopfeiffer3032]

@@FinalStigma Thanks you. I have found this info somewhere already but not with an explanation. 👍

[@berbandis]

I keep watching reviews talking about DDR5 costing too much to justify buying. I just bought some corsair vengence 6000MHz 16GB(x2) sticks for $220, did the prices really change that much or is my sence of what is considered expensiive that differnt from everyone elses? I mean $220 is not pocket change but its actually cheaper than the 32GB of DDR3 I bought for my computer build 10 years ago.

[@GearSeekers]

This video was published a long time ago. Prices have dropped significantly. DDR5 Prices at the time this video came out were 3-4x more than it is now. That same kit you bought would have been about $1000 when this video came out.

[@berbandis]

@Gear Seekers What caused the high prices? Was it just that it was new or was it production shortages? That's quite a difference in price.

[@sc0or]

I’m not sure, but I think mITX format is dead until marketing departments harvest a last penny. They are expensive (unreasonable expensive comparing to mATX), they make using traditional reliable coolers merely impossible, they unreasonable demand ddr5, GPUs are so big now, that mITX cases are not necessary. MB manufacturers for some reason decided to move this format to a premium market (from a market of home theaters and computers for students). This is a huge mistake. Without an “imho” PS I’m in a process of developing a fanless platform for a nas and media hub driven by truenas with containers, and I see no chance to use one of modern mITX boards because of number of reasons. This is nonsense!!

[@Cary_mac]

So I am looking to upgrade from my 5800x to a 13700k. This board is glorious considering 32g 5600 is about $170 now as well. 13700k - $380 Asus b660i - $199 32g 5600mhz ddr5 - $169 Not bad at all.

[@oakwill510]

Ive red that it doesnt have bios Flashback for 13th gen intel processors, but that might get updated

[@JohnDoe-qd4of]

Similar build to mine I just did. I have this specific board and the 13700k aswell, going with 2x16GB 4800MHz DDR5 instead though.

[@oakwill510]

@@JohnDoe-qd4of how did you flash the bios?

[@wenjus]

Has anyone been able to fit à kraken x53 on this one ? If yes could someone show the filment on it because I am planning to use both of these component on my next sff build

[@theicewitch9328]

I wonder if i can get 5.1 ghz overclock with my 12700kf on this motherboard..

[@rcarter1690]

Was tempted by this board. How does the cheapest ddr5 ram compare to decent ddr4. Like is 4800mhz ddr5 much better than 3200 ddr4? I don’t know how cas latencys are meant to compare either.

[@keibohow69]

Go to asus web site look at said motherboards specs and pay close attention to what it says about the ram slots. Then think.

[@rcarter1690]

@@keibohow69 Think about what? The drawback of this board is the DDR5 requirement. There isn’t really enough information on what benefit I get from DDR5 4800 CL40 over getting a board that supports DDR4 instead other than “it’s the future”.

[@keibohow69]

@@rcarter1690 well i suggest going to asus web site and read the specs and have a think. As i said to someone else on here. I dont know if it makes a difference. I have one of these boards and when i saw it was quad channel i was wondering why no reviewer had picked it up and run 2 sticks ddr5 quad channel 32gig vs 2 sticks ddr4 32gig dual channel. You csn buy 1 stick at a time. I just bit the bullet amd brought 2 kingston fury sticks of ram.

[@rcarter1690]

@@keibohow69 This isn’t quad channel, only dual. ASUS marketing doesn’t really answer my questions, from what I’ve read there next to zero real world difference. I might bite the bullet but hope DDR4 will be around a while longer and more options are offered by manufacturers.

[@keibohow69]

@@rcarter1690 all i can go on is what cpuz is showing me. And what i read on their web site after seeing what cpuz was showing me. So from a lamens point of view. On their web site it say one dimm slot is dual channel so having two sticks of ram makes it quad channel. I cant speak for a z690i or b660i ddr4 motherboards.

[@nicklozon]

DDR5 aside, this is the only good B600 mITX board and it's pricing is too good at $200 USD now.

[@dogesamurai1786]

looks fireee!

[@demon6937]

ddr5 are ridiculously expensive right now

[@pivorsc]

Funny how much DDR5 prices dropped in 8 months, i just got 32gb DDR5 kit for 100$ on Black Friday, so i guess the only catch with this board is gone x)

[@andrewc20]

love the included usb splitter and the rgb cables, also appreciate the extra mounting holes for coolers but oof DD5 killed it. Definitely love to see cooler compatibility video for the itx boards !

[@AvinashKumar-vv4vd]

Can it handle 13900k for gaming

[@Real_MisterSir]

Yes. I use the 13900K on this board no issues. Just be sure the board has BIOS 1620 or higher to support Intel 13th gen (the physical barcode sticker on the board has the BIOS version printed on it)

[@azirulbahrom5438]

I have a question. Can we undervolt CPU using this mobo?

[@pmac11193]

yes

[@Eraserhead1984]

@@pmac11193 How? I don’t see adaptive and offset in bios for core and cache svid. Just auto and manual (fixed).

[@jussikankinen9409]

Was 150euros, still 220e, got 32gb ddr5 for 70euros, next item is i5-13400f

[@raganaxgid]

Is this board suitable for i7 12700 non K?

[@GearSeekers]

yes

[@kevinalbertoflores5077]

4070 ti ¿is compatibility?

[@GearSeekers]

yes of course

[@kevinalbertoflores5077]

@@GearSeekers Thank you very much for the information. I am thinking of buying it, they sell it with i7 13700K 16 GB 5600MHz ram and a 3080 FE and I wanted to see if it could be updated

[@yanisyukams6680]

Probably, Asus will sell DDR5 to DDR4 converter ASAP.

[@johnnysee91]

Sata cable for your spinning rust drive 😂 💀

[@moonwalkerr87]

Does it support CPU overclock?

[@moonwalkerr87]

@@Vlad_Shv Thanks.

[@techiyus9440]

Next Asrock H670M-ITX/ax and BIOSTAR Racing B660GTN Please

[@rodhester2166]

you will probably wake up in a cold sweat saying b660 b660

[@afkcnd2395]

DDR5 16gb cost 170€ so maybe it's because of the local market

[@scaredycat8685]

SOMEONE HELP ME, WHAT AFTER MARKET COOLERS FIT ON THIS MOTHERBOARD???

[@aerothh]

Nzxt x53/z53 could fit witch pump pipe at the bottom orientation

[@wordsmithpiko1784]

ROG stickers are great for dents on a car

[@Toysoul1337]

Welp, just realized i need ddr5...yikes. Had ever part ready to go on a brand new except..i have ddr4.

[@Davao420]

DDR5 is cheaper now

[@the360gaming5]

Good video

[@imsoyeung]

why asus didn't release itx with ddr4 :(

[@neroz06m.20]

Probably because Asus thinks itx builders are aware of the itx tax and wouldn't mind the ddr5 pricing🤔

[@yanisyukams6680]

MSI has no B660 itx at all.

[@scofind1139]

@@yanisyukams6680 just try Asrock H670M-ITX/ax or BIOSTAR Racing B660GTN

[@imsoyeung]

@@yanisyukams6680 but it's z690 is much cheaper than asus's one

[@marlonhaenggi2846]

I nearly build my first PC ever, with this motherboard and the i5 12400f. But i went with the same board, just with a B560 chipset and the i5 11400f, because of the RAM.

[@Dekar_00]

i made a mistake buying a ddr4 memory for this

[@80KBM]

Sold i computer with this motherboad in june and now finally ddr5 are priced "okey"

[@AirwaveMustang]

I just bought the board on offer for 170 euros

[@Ulieq]

I'm still using ddr3 just fine so...

[@indyrock8148]

Just paid $199AUD for 32GB DDR5