The error codes are next to impossible to correctly interpret. Read more

ASUS Pro WS W790-ACE Intel LGA 4677 CEB Motherboard hag bugs, for example, DIMM A1 is bad and doesn't work at all. Read more

EE error code each time after rebooting the system 2.5Gb Losing the Internet connection every 2-5 minutes 10Gb connector died after 2 months troubles with the sound so I had been switched to an external DAC ...and many more Read more

Vengo de la Asus Ws C621e Sage, muy buena placa, con muchas prestaciones. Esta meramente viene muy básica de cables y conectores, el cable slim sas nunca especifica el estándar (literal tuve que ir a eeddit para saber ya que el manual no dice) También tiene una falla en la configuración de los ventiladores en el bios, por alguna razón debes de configurar automático para que funcione Read more

This board has few features others don't offer: dual PSU, full 8 channel memory with overclock, intel x710. I paid serious surplus over other choices just to get the full 8 channel memory overclocking I am still testing this board trying to make sure no random settings damages my CPU and other components. Here is what I have found out so far: I also have a Supermicro w790 board. Here is comparison: Pros: memory overclock, dual psu support Cons: BIOS is weak and more difficult to use. Poor system stability - I still occasionally get BSODs just running with bare minimum. Weak construction despite overuse of materials. Price - Is it worth several hundreds more to just to be able to set some custom memory speeds? No buzzer - this turns out to be extremely helpful for troubleshooting with long boot time. Supermicro comes with this by default. Bloatware - this is ASUS standard. Even if you get rid of them (which is extremely difficult, it's everywhere), it just needs you to be negligent for once to reset all your hard work. Weird/Annoyances about this board: The VGA port is unsupported physically. All its strength comes from the data wires. Really? Overclocking options seem unfinished despite this board being almost 1 year old. Details below: The board does not seem to respect safety limits. It will just freely go above TjMax regardless which OC option you have. There is even one that mentioned 90C and it just goes past that. Custom temperature limit ranges from 105C to 115C, which is totally pointless and dangerous. I can only access SPD info from BIOS, not through 3rd part software like CPU-Z or HWInfo. I can't set custom fan curves. From the manual I have to turn off BMC, but then I don't have display anymore. Maybe VGA also got disabled. There is no flexibility for the VRM fan bracket. My memory runs quite hot but there is no way I can reconfigure the bracket to share some cooling to memory despite the vicinity. No RGB. Surprising. Very Un-Asus. NO ANTI STATIC BAG PACKAGING??? Read more