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Discuss the VRM design of the B550 ASUS ROG STRIX F-Gaming.

Discuss the VRM design of the B550 ASUS ROG STRIX F-Gaming.

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Mrbrainbacon
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05-11-2020, 03:48 PM
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Similar items are around 150 to 270 USD [22k of ARS] (depending on the currency used for conversion, we have two options in our country: the official one and a less formal version called dollar blue). Aorus Elite is about 170 USD, Aorus Pro around 226 USD, and ASUS Gaming F also at 170 USD. For MSI boards I mostly see the Gaming Edge at 177 USD (limited USB ports) and the Gaming Carbon at 212 USD (possibly BIOS flashing without a compatible CPU, I'm not sure). I tend to focus on the B550. Compared to that, I spent roughly 35k ARS for the 5600x, which is about 248 USD. It's strange how a struggling economy behaves.
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Mrbrainbacon
05-11-2020, 03:48 PM #11

Similar items are around 150 to 270 USD [22k of ARS] (depending on the currency used for conversion, we have two options in our country: the official one and a less formal version called dollar blue). Aorus Elite is about 170 USD, Aorus Pro around 226 USD, and ASUS Gaming F also at 170 USD. For MSI boards I mostly see the Gaming Edge at 177 USD (limited USB ports) and the Gaming Carbon at 212 USD (possibly BIOS flashing without a compatible CPU, I'm not sure). I tend to focus on the B550. Compared to that, I spent roughly 35k ARS for the 5600x, which is about 248 USD. It's strange how a struggling economy behaves.

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ProSkipperz
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05-11-2020, 07:37 PM
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This offer is actually a more attractive option compared to the Aorus Pro ATX board.
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ProSkipperz
05-11-2020, 07:37 PM #12

This offer is actually a more attractive option compared to the Aorus Pro ATX board.

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SirTabbi
Member
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05-19-2020, 09:42 AM
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It seems you're considering a BIOS flash method that doesn't require a CPU. That could be a good option. Appreciate the support!
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SirTabbi
05-19-2020, 09:42 AM #13

It seems you're considering a BIOS flash method that doesn't require a CPU. That could be a good option. Appreciate the support!

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