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ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-E GAMING WIFI
AM5, AMD B650E, ATX
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Former employee
2 years ago
Thank you very much for the tip. We were able to successfully adjust the description.
Ich glaube das Board unterstützt maximal 2x32GB. Schau mal hier (tab "Memory"): https://rog.asus.com/us/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b650e-f-gaming-wifi-model/helpdesk_qvl_memory/
Galaxus
3 weeks ago
Yes, the ROG STRIX B650E-E GAMING WIFI is compatible with the Samsung 9100 Pro. The motherboard fully supports PCIe 5.0 and has M.2 slots for NVMe SSDs. However, please note that you should install the Samsung 9100 Pro in the M.2_1 slot to avoid bandwidth sharing and get the full performance of your graphics card.
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Have you activated TPM in the BIOS?
https://www.hardwaredealz.com/forum/threads/asus-b650-plus-wifi-hat-kein-tpm-2-0.73908/
Advanced -> AMD TPM configuration -> Firmware TPM
Galaxus
2 months ago
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To use an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor with this motherboard, it is strongly recommended to update the BIOS before installing the CPU and booting the PC, as compatibility with Ryzen 9000 series processors generally requires a recent version of the BIOS.
The most recent version available on the official ASUS website (3279) improves compatibility and stability, but there is no explicit official confirmation that the 9800X3D is immediately supported without prior update.
User feedback indicates that the 9800X3D works with recent BIOSes (e.g. 3265), but memory compatibility or boot problems may occur if the BIOS is not up to date.
If in doubt, it is advisable to update the BIOS using the BIOS FlashBack function (without a CPU installed) to ensure optimum compatibility.
If you need official confirmation, check the CPU compatibility list on the ASUS website or contact ASUS technical support for your country.
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Included in delivery: Mainboard, 2× SATA cable, WLAN antenna, M.2 screws, Q-Connector, manual, driver/software (online).
My opinion is very personal, but I think that overclocking is dead. The few fps gained in a synthetic benchmark are no longer worth the work and research needed to go through all the available options. EXPO and PBO are enough to automatically adjust performance. I've been overclocking for a long time, but this card offers the best value for money for me. It allows you to use the latest AMD processors and graphics cards without costing a fortune, while remaining stable, with no crashes or major BIOS bugs. If your aim is to break world records, this isn't the card for you. But you wouldn't be asking the question if it was. So for me, this card in 2025 is still absolutely perfect for holding the most powerful cpus and gpus as I do. Choosing the right ram seems to me to be much more conducive to results. The automatic PBO allows you to reduce the temperature and therefore gain in performance, which is just great.
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Of course, but a BIOS update may have to be carried out first.
Difficult to say, I've had mine for a few months, but in any case it won't have the latest BIOS installed. An update is strongly recommended, as new versions are released regularly.
But you can update without any problems, even without the CPU installed and the screen connected (I've done this a few times without any problems).
You can find the latest BIOS here:
https://rog.asus.com/ch-de/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b650e-f-gaming-wifi-model/helpdesk_bios/
1. load BIOS on memory stick, rename file
2. plug in specific USB port
3. press BIOS FLBK button (the usb ports have a small black button)
4. LED BLINKS for several minutes during installation, when finished LED lights up permanently
5. process is successfully completed when the LED lights up permanently
See also the manual for a detailed description of the process.
Good luck !
Galaxus
9 months ago
This motherboard features an RGB header, allowing ARGB lights to be connected for visual customisation. This header is compatible with ASUS Aura Sync software, which allows you to synchronise and control lighting effects.
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I assume you mean a 4 TB SSD. I would recommend the following for the mainboard:
Samsung 990 Pro
This can be connected directly to the mainboard via the M.2 port.
Former employee
11 months ago
Yes, then we would also follow the manufacturer's instructions. Thank you for the tip, we will have this adjusted.
I only have @ 7800x3D in use. Basically it should be compatible with a new bios. But if you want to be sure you would have to check the current compatibility list
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I have Win11 home and it works. I have an issue with RAM support with high clock frequencies. But it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with it!
Galaxus
1 year ago
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The AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D is compatible with the ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-E GAMING WIFI motherboard. Here are some important points that confirm that this processor is a good fit:
- The motherboard supports AM5 sockets designed for the Ryzen 7000 series, including the Ryzen 7 9800X3D.
- The motherboard can provide the required power of 120W TDP of the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, which is necessary for the operation and overclocking of the processor.
- The motherboard also offers the necessary functions such as PCIe 5.0, robust VRM heatsinks and other overclocking options that meet the needs of the Ryzen 7 9800X3D.
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Thanks for the tip, I have just reported the error.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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The ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-E GAMING WIFI motherboard is compatible with the Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor, as indicated on the official ASUS website.
As far as using RAM with XMP (Extreme Memory Profile) is concerned, it is generally risk-free if the RAM specifications are compatible with those of the motherboard. However, it is advisable to check that the XMP parameters are correctly configured in the BIOS to avoid any stability problems. It is also advisable to update the motherboard BIOS to the latest version to ensure optimum compatibility.
In short, with the correct configuration and BIOS update, you should not experience any crashing problems with your hardware combination.
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It says under Information on the TPM :
Specification version 2.0
Supported TCG specifications
Version of the PPI specification 1.3
Subordinate version of the TPM specification 1.59
Version of the PC client specification 1.05
You have the option of juggling between different suppliers (the option is located under the item title). Prices may vary depending on the partner selected.
According to our information, the following RAM is compatible:
4 DIMM slots - DDR5, non-ECC, on-die ECC, unbuffered
It could be that the qualified supplier list from Asus does not list all possible options, or that only certain modules have been tested.
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I had to ask myself the same question a week ago, and this link answers it similarly to UnbekannterNr1: https://www.computerbase.de/forum/threads/asus-rog-strix-b550-a-f-oder-e-gaming-unterschiede.2150841/
The E is the more expensive (compared to F) and has the best voltage converters (possibly relevant for over-clocking), and in my case I was still interested in an optical audio output (Toslink): which only the E variant still has.
In the end, it's the small details that can be relevant.
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I have Corsair Dominator Platinum 32GB and 6200MHz but AMD Expo version and everything works fine on 6000MHz
It does, tested with Crucial T700 I get just under 12,000MB/s read and just under 10,000MB/s write with the 1TB variant in the PCIe 5.0 slot.
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BIOS is actually pre-installed and as it is a current board, you should not have any compatibility problems with the CPU with the pre-installed version. However, you can install the latest version at any time (even without a CPU) via USB BIOS Flashback. Just have a quick look in the manual to see how it works.
You should therefore be able to get started straight away and then update the BIOS later.
The board was released before the 7800X3D. I don't have an X3D CPU for the board (yet), but I would be very surprised if no BIOS update was necessary. I would strongly recommend an update anyway to protect the CPU from accidentally high SoC voltages.
Here are the BIOS updates for the board:
https://rog.asus.com/ch-de/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b650e-e-gaming-wifi-model/helpdesk_bios/
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Why not just take a motherboard that doesn't offer wifi/bluetooth if you have such a requirement?
Otherwise
- Deactivate the device in the BIOS
- Do not install the necessary drivers or uninstall/deactivate them so that it is not usable.
- do not mount the antennas
Hi, yes this motherboard is fully compatible, even without a bios upgrade or anything else.
The only hint with Amd boards is to pay attention to the RAM bars, what you want to use. 4 RAM bars at the same time will cause more problems. So go for dual channel with 2 bars. I currently have 2x 32GB in use with Expo and no problems so far.
Sincerely
A total of 4x M.2 can be installed on the board. Important note: The new Asus mainboards use a so-called Q-Latch to lock the M.2. These are cheap plastic parts and there is no possibility to use the small M.2 screw for this anymore. Because of this retrograde development, not all M.2 hard drives with heatsink can be locked on new (and expensive) Asus boards! Manufacturers such as Gigabyte also have these new Q-latches but you can still use the M.2 screw to fix them. If you want to avoid this experience when building a new PC, better NOT buy an ASUS MAINBOARD. Because of this completely unnecessary and retrograde development, all Asus boards should be sent back to Taiwan immediately.
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