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Asus ROG X570 Crosshair VIII Hero (Wi-Fi) ATX Motherboard with PCIe 4.0, on-Board WiFi 6 (802.11Ax), 2.5 Gbps LAN, USB 3.2, SATA, M.2, Node and Aura Sync RGB Lighting

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Style
X570
Storage
128 GB
Dimensions
12.28"L x 4.25"W x 14.57"H
Weight
5.7 lb
CPU Socket
Socket AM4
RAM Memory Technology
DDR4
Warranty
3 years
Works with
Personal Computer

Features 5

  • AMD AM4 Socket and PCIe 4. 0: The perfect pairing for Zen 3 Ryzen 5000 & 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen CPUs
  • Comprehensive thermal design: active PCH heatsink, M. 2 aluminum heatsink and ROG cooling zone.
  • High-performance networking: on-board Wi-Fi 6 (802. 11Ax) with MU-MIMO support, 2. 5 Gaps Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet, both with Asus LANGuard protection, and support for GameFirst V software.
  • 5-Way Optimization: automated system-wide tuning, providing overclocking and cooling profiles that are tailor made for your rig.

Description

Powered by 2nd and 3rd generation AMD Ryzen AM4 processors, the Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero (Wi-Fi) x570 ATX delivers Features enthusiasts crave with the utmost functionality and pure aesthetic expression. Access next-generation connectivity with on-board Wi-Fi 6 (802. 11ax), M. 2 heatsink, USB 3. 2, aura Sync RGB lighting. Free 1-months Adobe Creative Cloud Subscription: Receive complimentary access with the purchase of this product (offer valid from 9/15/2021 to 9/15/2022) visit adobe-creative-cloud/ to claim.

Specs 33

Brand ASUS
CPU Socket Socket AM4
RAM Memory Technology DDR4
Compatible Processors AMD 3rd Generation Ryzen
Chipset Type AMD 570X
Memory Clock Speed 2133 MHz
Platform Windows 10
Model Name ROG CROSSHAIR VIII HERO (WI-FI)

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One of the Best X570 Motherboards Available, and it's sexy! One of the Best X570 Motherboards Available, and it's sexy!
Style: X570
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I love this motherboard, not only for its aesthetics, but for its ability to keep cool temperatures for hours and hours. I have attached relevant benchmark tests from YouTube Der8auer for reference so you too can compare the VRM, notably one of the most important statistics, of this board with other X570 boards. (With and without Wi-Fi has the same tech, other than Wi-Fi capability) At just about $380, the Crosshair VIII Hero does a fantastic job at keeping low temperatures, while providing an excellent array of features any PC builder would want including future-proof PCI-E 4.0, two NVMe capable M.2 SSD ports, AX Wi-Fi, 8 SATA ports (thats a lot), 2.5Gbps LAN (you wont need 10Gbps unless you're doing enterprise-level work), and much more. Performing pretty darn similar to the best X570 board around, the $650 MSI Godlike, the Crosshair VIII is a clear winner for a majority of consumers, especially when coupled with a 3900X or 3950X with a 1080 TI or 2080 TI GPU! Gamers may be wondering, "But... intel is better for gaming... right?". At 1080p, you will get 10FPS - 15FPS more with an Intel chipset, but the differences are small as you get to 1440p (5 - 10FPS) and 4K (<5FPS) or when you go for 144hz monitors. Faster refresh rates and higher resolutions = less differences in FPS. When you keep in mind just how POWERFUL the Ryzen series is for virtually everything, you'll want to go for X570. Keep in mind you are getting this board to witness the power of Ryzen, and this is especially amazing now that the 3950X Is out, which any review will tell you to start drooling over. This board brings out the best, most juicy, xxx-rated don't-let-your-grandmother-see-this aspects of the super hot (actually, quite low in temperature) Ryzen series. Plopped this bad boi with my 2080 TI, 3950X, 2TB Aurous 5000MB/s M.2 Drive, 2TB Seagate HDD, and Raijintek Water-Cooling system in a Paean case. I will post more pictures of my build later. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2019 Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2019 by Nick S
Great!
Style: X570
Built this as my gaming pc. Asus has always been great in the quality department, and I’ve owned several over the years. This one has quite a few features as well Pci 4.0 support with awesome nvme 5GB per second transfer speeds if you buy a PCI-4.0 ssd. Very good vrm setup but vast overkill for even a pair of 3900X processors (if you could actually install 2) Lol. There is tons of overclocking ability, but the Ryzen 3000 series chips don’t overclock much. Rgb lighting on the board is minimalist and kind of average, but not too bad. M.2 heatsinks are nothing super special to look at and one of them is actually partly connected to the onboard fan making removal a touch more complicated. Debug led is very handy. Tremendous number of USB ports on IO panel as well as bios flash back. Bios flashback is VERY useful if you need to reflash your bios for some reason. You don’t need a processor or memory to run it either! Great memory support. High quality components and great audio. Reinforced pci slots. 3 year warranty Solid buy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2019 by Jemtec
it's peak
Style: X570
SOO MANY USB SLOTS, including a single usb-c (WOWWW!!), built in WiFi and Bluetooth, a BIOS that isn't *too* scary, and an impressive DAC!! honestly amazing motherboard for AM4, when I upgrade to AM5 I'd hope I have something similar waiting for me.
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2025 by Noble
Ports for days
Style: X570
Needed a new motherboard with more ports for hard drives, card readers, etc for work and for getting the most out of my hardware for modern AAA games. Found this board to offer plenty of ports (you can use both m.2 slots without giving up any SATA ports) and at a better price than "creation" boards. Plenty of USB 3.2 ports on the back, has onboard slot for front USB-C, 8 SATA ports, and 2 m.2 slots. Bought this board from Amazon Warehouse and got it "used/like new" and ended up with a board that was brand new and had only been opened. Would recommend Amazon Warehouse when looking for pc parts since they have a 30 day return window for parts. So far I have had no issues with the board (picked it up right after Christmas). The only downfall would be having to use Armory Crate but that complaint is quite negligible. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2021 by Christopher V.
Extremely Easy
Style: X570
This is a great motherboard for overclocking. I run my memory at 3800 and f clock at 1900 with ease. Also running my R7 5800x at max boost and it doesn't seem to fall down when under load. Basically, this is a great motherboard for running high-end parts at their rated specs and decent for overclocking as well. Features like a clear CMOS button is insanely helpful and make messing around with bios setting super easy and very carefree. It's a little more of an expensive board and if you want similar performance for cheaper the ASUS ROG STRIX Gaming-E is another great choice but if you don't want all the features like PCIe 4.0 then I would consider going for a B550 board as those will be much less expensive. On the other hand, if you're like me and you want some of the best parts you can get without completely destroying your wallet then is definitely a great board to consider. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2021 by Amazon Customer
GREAT MOTHERBOARD!... if you can get a good price + ASUS + ratio
Style: X570
Prenote: IF YOU ARE BUILDING A NEW PC, DO NOT BUY THIS OR OTHER AM4 MOTHERBOARDS. PLEASE USE THE AM5 PLATFORM. YOU WILL NOT REGRET SPENDING A LITTLE EXTRA TL;DR: A great motherboard if you can find it for around 200USD. Seven segment display, tons of overclocking features, and buttons in and out of case make it a great, quality high end motherboard for amateur and extreme overclockers. Tons of IO and motherboard connections if you need them (personally, I have a ton of usbs to plug in my pc). Beware of warranty and am4 lifespan. ONLY BUY if you are on the platform and need most or all these features. I honestly was not going to upgrade my motherboard, but I saw this baby going for 200$ open box. Instant buy, and surprisingly, it came with everything - all accessories (or most; included stickers, drink coaster, m.2 and other screws), and even had some of the peels still on it?! So for an open box experience, extremely good. Now, the pros: for starters, it looks amazing with subtle rgb and blends into the case. The chipset does have a fan, but I never hear it. It's an incredibly versatile motherboard that has so many overclocking options it's hard to know where to start: obviously, ram timings and clocks, but also base clock adjustments. I can't count the amount of voltage sliders you can change. Being on 5800X3D, I can't really use it, but base clock lets me run just a liiiittle bit faster. Just a buttload of lots of tools. The buttons on the motherboard and on the back are SUPER convenient as a diagnostic or resetting cmos if ram timings are too tight etc. Basically perfect if you're an amateur overclocker like me. cmos reset button on the outside and seven segment display and power/reset button on the inside have saved me hours of troubleshooting. There's an ungodly amount of fan headers and almost as much IO, and most usb ports are high speed 10 Gbps. Internal usb has usb c and regular case usb, and the direction they face is nice. Overall, the design and build quality is unmatched. But then we get to the fact that it's ASUS. Bad warranty (though I never had one). Just beware. Also, being on the AM4 platform does not help. It's still alive, yes, but alive in the sense that AMD is hanging it by skin of the neck; no vast performance inprovements will come from now on, and 5800X3D is still the end all be all. You have to use ASUS's dumb performance enhancement thing for X3D chips too for clocks (I couldn't find an alternative, otherwise it doesn't boost past base clock of ~3.4ghz) which I don't like, but it can't be helped. I was just lucky I snagged this motherboard for so cheap because I would not have in any other case. It's really only worth it if you can buy it for 200$ "cheap" and you are already on AM4, but otherwise, not worth it at all. Go to AM5 if you are buying new, and if you're considering this, there's x870 motherboards on the horizon, so look into that. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024 by Kane
Great Motheboard !
Style: X570
Very high quality VRMs, perfect for 3950x. One of the best price to performance boards you can get, according to der8auer. His 3950x simulated VRM test is what lead me to this board. -POST on the first attempt with an AIO (had to set the BIOS to ignore the CPU fan) -WiFi allows wireless controllers and bluetooth without any additional hardware -M.2 slots run at spec, and the armor seems to keep them at reasonable temps -Everything necessary to the build was included, as expected -ASUS provides the latest drivers on their site, everything is updated and running fine -More USB than i'll ever need. I'd trade half of those to get another USB 3.0 front panel connection -The pinout adapter is one of the most convenient things that i wish existed for longer than it has -PCIe 4.0 i guess is worth mentioning, if you're new to x570 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2022 by Pedroia24
Poorly designed motherboard, not well supported by the manufacturer.
Style: X570
DO NOT BUY THIS MOTHERBOARD if you are looking for a cheaper alternative to the DDR 5 cost issue So I sat on this motherboard for over 3 years as my older ASrock X99 system was running fine until I started having issues with slowness (understandable for a system 8 years old) and decided to build this out and the board was already out of warranty. Well there are DEFINATELY issues with it needing to have the PSU power cycled to get it to come back up if you either turn it off or let it go into sleep mode When I first built the system back at the end of November it seemed to run fine then the last week of Dec it wouldn't turn on after going to sleep or I shut it down. Performed all the following: Update BIOS & Drivers: Update to the latest BIOS version from the ASUS support site for your board, as fixes are often included. I tried updating the BIOS to the latest version BIOS American Megatrends Inc. 5302, 10/3/2025 and set it to default settings - Seem to work for about 4 hours then started again after waking it up 3 times and letting it go back into sleep mode Update AMD Chipset Drivers and GPU drivers (clean install). Check Windows Power Settings: Go to Power Options > Change plan settings > Change advanced power settings. Sleep > Allow hybrid sleep: Set to Off. PCI Express > Link State Power Management: Set to Off. USB settings: Disable "Allow this device to wake the computer" for USB hubs/controllers in Device Manager if you suspect a device is causing issues. Adjust BIOS Settings (Advanced): Clear CMOS after BIOS updates. Disable "Stealth Mode" or check all Aura settings in BIOS (under "Aurora") if RGB is involved. Consider loading "Optimized Defaults" or the "Water-cooled OC preset" as a temporary fix for voltage/power curve issues, but monitor temps closely. Ensure your RAM speed (DOCP/XMP) isn't too aggressive if you're having stability problems. Nothing works, dont blow you money here, get a different motherboard infact put in Known problems for (insert motherboard make/model) into google and make sure it mostly headache free. Don't repeat the mistake I made. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026 by Arcfire
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