Is there any big difference between the two? I’m new to building pc and was deciding between the two it’s only $20 difference which would u guys recommend? Thank u

New Product Announcement / Release - ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II

Continuing the rollout of our five passively cooled X570 / X570S based motherboards we have the new X570-E Gaming WiFi II.

This board is going to be popular as it will be offering up a previously ROG-exclusive feature ( Dynamic OC Switcher ) to a broader set of PCDIY enthusiasts. The X570-E GAMING WiFi II will be the first ROG STRIX series board to offer this feature as it has been previously limited to the ROG CROSSHAIR series of motherboards ( CROSSHAIR VIII DARK HERO and CROSSHAIR VIII EXTREME ).

The X570-E GAMING WIFI II builds on a great board that has proven to be stable, reliable, and a solid overclocking board. Its VRM and VRM heatsink assembly can handle any Ryzen CPU. Furthermore, it has a solid set of features, functions, and specifications. You of course robust solid DRAM support including DOCP/XMP profile option as well as an array of tweaking and tuning parameters within the UEFI.

A closer look at the board and its VRM and power topology

The board will be priced at $359.99 USD

Recapping what is new on this model compared to the original X570-E Gaming?

1. Revised ID design ( still offers onboard RGB lighting and 4 RGB headers ( 2 5v and 2 12v )

2. Dynamic OC Switcher ( overclock your Ryzen CPU with an all-core/Per CCX operating profile as well as PBO2 profile at the same time ) Get the best of both worlds.

3.WiFi 6e - Next Gen Ultra-Fast WiFi 6 ( Requires Windows 11 and supporting router ), also includes revised antenna design. The new chipset also supports the latest Bluetooth 5.2 specification.

4. ASUS AiNoise canceling ( Two Way ) - supports analog and digital microphones. The noise-canceling level can be tailored with ASUS Armoury Crate software.

5. Passively cooled chipset design.

6. ASUS M.2 Q.Latch design - Easier installation of M.2 based SSDs - VIDEO No need to have a precision tip, magnetic screwdriver, or worry about dropping a screw or stripping a screw.

The board will ship with "out of box" Ryzen 5000 series CPU support like all current 400/500 series boards. Furthermore, it will feature the latest official AMD AGESA enabling support for SAM/Resizeable BAR as well as forthcoming Windows 11 readiness.

When will it be available -

Check out our weekly PCDIY live stream for updates or our PCDIY group. We expect to see channel availability ( listing at eatilers beginning in Oct ).

I know how to update bios to be compatable with Ryzen 9 5900x cpu.

Is the max supported RAM speed on the motherboard actually 2666Mhz?

Is it fine that front panel USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A port will be unusable because the motherboard dosent have enough 3.2 gen 1 headers (I'm going for a streamer setup) and only planning to use usb Type A or C ports at the back of the pc.

The condition says used and it is supposed to be coming with everything included. Is it worth it for the $232 or should I just get a new x570 with wifi from other brands for much cheaper?

Hello everybody,

I am trying to decide between two equals it seems. If someone knows the difference between these two motherboards in normal language, I would love to hear it. The spec sheets don't really clarify anything for me, and it seems they both offer WIFI 6.

ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II (asus.com)

ROG Strix X570-E Gaming | ROG Strix | Gaming Motherboards｜ROG - Republic of Gamers｜ROG Global (asus.com)

All the best and thanks in advance

I own this mobo and it says it has Bluetooth now am I missing something in windows it says if you have Bluetooth turn it on from this system however it dosent explain how. So I guess my question is does this mobo actually have BT?