The ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Hero is the first motherboard using AMD's new X870 Ryzen 9000 chipset that we're testing. You now get support for USB4, Wi-Fi 7 and five M.2 slots, of which three are Gen 5. Our VRM testing with the Ryzen 9 9950X confirms that ASUS did a great job engineering a ... The ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Hero is the first motherboard using AMD's new X870 Ryzen 9000 chipset that we're testing. You now get support for USB4, Wi-Fi 7 and five M.2 slots, of which three are Gen 5. Our VRM testing with the Ryzen 9 9950X confirms that ASUS did a great job engineering a good cooling s

The Crosshair X870E Hero gets a sleek new design and more features without a price increase over last-gen.

Everything you’d expect from a Dark Hero, minus the cape.

We take a look at one of ASUS' top-of-the-line X870E motherboard offerings: the ROG Crosshair X870E Hero, including design and performance. Having recently reviewed a fair share of X870E boards (including the flagship MEG X870E GODLIKE), we're looking at the ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Crosshair. The ROG (Republic of Gamers) is ASUS' flagship series, which includes the Crosshair motherboards for AMD and Maximus for Intel. These boards are designed for heavy overclocking and offer flagship I/O features but at a premium cost.  The ROG series also includes the ROG Strix Gaming boards, which are pri

The ROG CROSSHAIR X870E HERO updates ASUS' AM5 offerings as its top-end motherboard for AM5 but feels weighed down by the weight of expectation for a flagship motherboard carrying a flagship price tag. Read on about the ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR X870E HERO in this #B2G review.

The ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Hero is a classy motherboard with rich and unique features, but as a premium board, it comes with a premium price tag.

A halo tier flagship motherboard should be drooled-over by many and owned by few. There's no doubt that this is one of the most extreme X870E options on the market, featuring unique approaches to expansion and support for sub-ambient overclocking. But does it do enough justify the price tag?

If the ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Glacial is a little out of your price range but you still want an ultra high-end motherboard for your AMD CPU. The Crosshair X870E Dark Hero is awash with cutting edge features and a sprinkling of future-proofing, and could be just what you're looking for.

Below is the long list of all the ... RoG bottle opener. ... The Crosshair Extreme’s design exudes premium vibes. It sports an all-black look (matte-black PCB) with silver/chrome reflective accents. It’s relatively conservative for a flagship-class board, but still looks great. Standing out from the other boards is the large 5-inch full-color LCD screen integrated into the VRM heatsink. MSI’s X870E Godlike has ... A viable X870E flagship, but looks better at $899

ASUS has introduced the ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme, a premium AM5 motherboard aimed at enthusiasts and overclockers. Priced at around €949 (≈ $899 after adjustment), the board features a new 5-inch LCD display integrated into the I/O cover — an inch larger than MSI’s Godlike screen. ASUS has introduced the ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme, a premium AM5 motherboard aimed at enthusiasts and overclockers. Priced at around €949, the board features a new 5-inch LCD display integrated into the I/O cover — an inch larger than MSI’s Godlike screen. This panel can be used to show live system data such as

A stunning board packed full of genuinely worthwhile features. One of the most impressive motherboards ever made.

A halo tier flagship motherboard should be drooled-over by many and owned by few. There's no doubt that this is one of the most extreme X870E options on the market, featuring unique approaches to expansion and support for sub-ambient overclocking. But does it do enough justify the price tag?

If the ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Glacial is a little out of your price range but you still want an ultra high-end motherboard for your AMD CPU. The Crosshair X870E Dark Hero is awash with cutting edge features and a sprinkling of future-proofing, and could be just what you're looking for.