Z370 chipset

[xxdeadmanxx1]

I heard of the new CPU intel has recently launched.I am looking forward for buying it but I am confused....which motherboards should I go with? If want a tough mobo which is made for gaming and professional editing.. Do not need to worry about budget

[HKZeroFive]

The "best" Z370 motherboard when it comes to VRMs is the Gigabyte Aorus Gaming 7... but chances are that you'd fine with a mid-range board like the ASRock Fatal1ty K6.

[xxdeadmanxx1]

I mean for overall gaming overclocking and streaming and editing

[HKZeroFive]

1 minute ago, xxdeadmanxx1 said:

I mean for overall gaming overclocking and streaming and editing

I know. The Fatal1ty K6 is a good board that can handle a decent OC. But by all means, if the Aorus Gaming 7 is within your budget's parameters then you're free to get that instead.

[Enderman]

Get something from asus, they have better reliability and the best UEFI.

[manikyath]

16 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Get something from asus, they have better reliability and the best UEFI.

best UEFI is probably getting within personal preference.. and while i really like asus products.. their fan control stuff is absolutely horrendous.

 

that said, i have an el cheapo asrock board, and it has no fan control settings past "on" and "off"

[Dreaper]

3 hours ago, xxdeadmanxx1 said:

I heard of the new CPU intel has recently launched.I am looking forward for buying it but I am confused....which motherboards should I go with? If want a tough mobo which is made for gaming and professional editing.. Do not need to worry about budget

I would say the high end ASUS boards are pretty chill. ROG Maximus ones, Strix ones, and Gigabyte 7

[just_dave]

G7 has decent VRM, K6 is the best bang for your buck

 

[Enderman]

7 hours ago, manikyath said:

best UEFI is probably getting within personal preference.. and while i really like asus products.. their fan control stuff is absolutely horrendous.

 

that said, i have an el cheapo asrock board, and it has no fan control settings past "on" and "off"

No, best UEFI is what the majority agrees on.

Also, if you use the fan control in the UEFI instead of the software in OS it's actually excellent.

[manikyath]

Just now, Enderman said:

No, best UEFI is what the majority agrees on.

Also, if you use the fan control in the UEFI instead of the software in OS it's actually excellent.

i find that UI severely annoying because it lacks the assist fan headers 

[Enderman]

3 minutes ago, manikyath said:

i find that UI severely annoying because it lacks the assist fan headers 

Well that's just because some motherboards don't have assistant fans...

 

This one does:

 

This is by far the best fan control method.

No need for 3rd part or other software, no need for extra background processes, no need reset everything if you ever clean install, lots of fan curve options including 0rpm, easy to switch between DC/PWM...

 

[manikyath]

1 minute ago, Enderman said:

Well that's just because some motherboards don't have assistant fans...

 

This one does:

what i'm saying is, my board doesnt show them, despite having them.

[Enderman]

Just now, manikyath said:

what i'm saying is, my board doesnt show them, despite having them.

Weird, maybe because it's older.