I got an ASRock x370 board and it had fewer problems than other first gen Ryzen boards, was one of the first to support 5000 series CPUs, and it’s still working well in my NAS with no dead ports or anything.
They used to be one of the lowest quality boards, but they’ve earned my respect. My current motherboard (b550) is also ASRock and the only problem I had was the WiFi chip sucking on Linux (known issue, I replaced just the WiFi module and everything is golden). My wife has a Gigabyte board and it had some minor issues.
I just replaced my X470 Taichi with a Z790 Sonic and both have been trouble free. The former has essentially been running 24/7 since 2018 hosting my media server.
I got an ASRock x370 board and it had fewer problems than other first gen Ryzen boards, was one of the first to support 5000 series CPUs, and it’s still working well in my NAS with no dead ports or anything.
They used to be one of the lowest quality boards, but they’ve earned my respect. My current motherboard (b550) is also ASRock and the only problem I had was the WiFi chip sucking on Linux (known issue, I replaced just the WiFi module and everything is golden). My wife has a Gigabyte board and it had some minor issues.
So yeah, ASRock is on my good list for now.
I’ve got 2 rigs with their B450M’s and they’ve been solid for years now :shrug:
I just replaced my X470 Taichi with a Z790 Sonic and both have been trouble free. The former has essentially been running 24/7 since 2018 hosting my media server.