Asus Rog Zenith Extreme Alpha X399 HEDT Gaming Motherboard AMD Threadripper 2 (TR4) EATX DDR4 M.2 10G LAN USB 3.1 Gen2
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Features
- Powered by amd ryzen threadripper 2 (tr4) processors to maximize connectivity and speed with support for upto 128gb of DDR4 memory, three nvme m.2 drives and front panel USB 3.1 gen2
- 5 way optimization featuring auto tuning and fanxpert 4 provides automatic overclocking profiles for maximum oc performance
- 3 Built for high performance networking featuring onboard aquantia 10g lan, intel gigabit lan and asus languard and gamefirst v technologies
- Rog dimm; 2 allows for expansion of 2 m.2 SSDS and has two heatsinks to prevent throttling; 10k black metallic capacitors
- Full customization with a 1.3 livedash oled and asus aura sync RGB lighting via two addressable headers and one RGB header; Due to limitations in hda bandwidth, 32 bit/192khz is not supported for channel audio
Description
Built to dominate the battlefield for high-end gamers and overclocking, The ROG ZENITH EXTREME ALPHA releases the full might of the 32 Core AMD Threadripper processor while keeping thermals under control with intelligent cooling and an SoC heatsink designed especially for the CPU's monstrous power. Manageability - WOL , PXE. Supports dual band frequency 2.4/5 GHz.
Brand: ASUS
CPU Socket: Socket TR4
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
RAM Memory Technology: DDR4
Compatible Processors: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2
Chipset Type: AMD 785E
Memory Clock Speed: 667 MHz
Platform: Windows 10
Model Name: Rog Zenith Extreme Alpha
CPU Model: 1.2GHz Cortex A8 Processor
Processor: 1 GHz 1_2GHz_Cortex_A8
RAM: DDR4
Memory Speed: 667 MHz
Wireless Type: 802.11ac
Brand: ASUS
Series: Rog Zenith Extreme Alpha
Item model number: ROG ZENITH EXTREME ALPHA
Item Weight: 5.6 pounds
Product Dimensions: 12 x 3 x 10.9 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 12 x 3 x 10.9 inches
Computer Memory Type: DDR4 SDRAM
Manufacturer: ASUS Computer International Direct
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 7, 2019
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Top Amazon Reviews
Far exceeded my expectations. I knew it was going to be awesome but it actually turned out awesomely awesome. Well worth the money. Quick. Easy setup. Instant on. Sound is amazing.
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2019 by Paul Keast Paul Keast
The media could not be loaded. If you want a board what turns off when you shutdown, do not buy this one. More on this issue later. I have had several issues with this motherboard. These last issues however are problems I can't seem to get resolved. The VRM fans are making a horrible noise. Sounds like mice are playing the kazoo inside my case. I would like to just purchase a replacement fan and move on. Asus support does not know where to get replacement fans for this (brand new, flagship) motherboard either. The support person said it will take up to 48 hours to get this information. I would HATE to have to break this build down to RMA the motherboard over a noisy fan. -update I am done with ASUS. Last year I got the Gigabyte AORUS Extreme. No issues with that board. I should have got another one instead of this joke. It is a minor problem that the support department has to escalate me to 3rd level support. FOR A FAN!!! They should be ashamed that the first level or second level can't deal with this. Asus 3rd level support just emailed me back. They sent me directions on how to trouble shoot a network issue. This is unbelievable. I am going to post this email exchange with half answers and answers to questions I have never asked. Its like I am dealing with cartoon characters'. I just want a fan. Now to add insult to injury. The software to run the LiveDash and lighting conflict with each other. I had to switch to their replacement bloated software (Armory Crate). By default the RGB and LiveDash stay on even though you turn off the computer. You have to search the settings of their worthless software to find out you can turn off the RGB with the computer shutdown, but the live dash flashing stays on. I have shopped on Amazon for a long time. This will be my first time saying do not waste your time or money on this expensive board or with ASUS for the following reasons. 1. Bad support from people who don't bother reading the support ticket before sending answers. 2. Conflicting software that is still on their site for download. 3. Unfinished software replacement. 4. Boards that do not turn off when you shutdown.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2020 by kiotaya Rottenheart kiotaya Rottenheart
I am very pleased with the Asus Zenith Extreme Alpha. It’s a nice upgrade from the Zenith Extreme with all the necessary fixes so many of us suggested. I decided to give the Alpha a try and it’s worth the wait. Be sure to disable the Intel wireless card as suggested by ASUS. There is a printed piece of paper in the box, so follow the instructions to avoid issues with certain Windows 10 builds. The setup was easy and as I expected. Once I hooked up all my parts, I booted into the BIOS and immediately updated to the latest BIOS which is 0405. Pros- I currently have 4x16gb sticks of Corsair RGB Pro 3200 DDR in this PC. In the BIOS when I setup XMP(called DOCP in the BIOS), it auto set the timings and voltage correctly. Overclocking works great for my 2950x. The board is very stable with no issues. Cons- Asus software can be messy… I am very picky with ram, so I only use ram recommended by AMD. It’s not really a con, but for the best performance use quality ram.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2019 by David J
Great motherboard
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2022 by Daniel O'Donnell
Installation went fairly well except I couldn't get it to post, finally realized the bios were probably old after watching LTT struggle with it. Flashing the bios is easy with the left USB on back panel, but with a board this expensive it would have been nice to just have it working out of the box for the CPU it's being advertised for. Otherwise love the LCD display with temps which helped me quickly figure out my AIO wasn't working and so far haven't had any issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2020 by Kevin Blackburn
We ordered the Asus ROG Zenith Extreme Alpha, for reference. The 1st product broke, we got a replacement and it didn't work, just gave two errors. Memory 00 and cpu 00. When pressing start it said memory 00, and if you pressed reset, it'd switch to cpu 00 and then soon go back to memory 00. We replaced the cpu and ram and the issue persisted. Due to how long it took to replace both parts, we were out of the 30 day replacement period. So we got in contact with asus, and they say "since you've already RMA'd the cpu, its probably the motherboard.". So we sent in the motherboard and they cant repair, refuse to replace it, and are only willing to give us a refurbished model. This is ridiculous a $630 dollar product, on top of that, their tech support wasn't that good and even if you sent an email quickly after they responded, they'd take another day and sometimes even two to respond. I would absolutely not recommend anyone buy this product, and to be wary of their other products. As a side note, there was NOT any user damage, and the product refused to boot right out of the box.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2019 by Kindle Customer
Board boots up fine. Will know more once I stage a build. Had a problem registering product so I contacted Asus support who sent an email which my user account is under. I provided them a receipt form here and a screen shot of the S/N on the side of the box and they will register for me. I've been a loyal user of Asus motherboards and graphic cards since 2006, had very few problems with them.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019 by ChrisCrystalize
Looks good and that's about it . Sadly the drivers are trash for wireless and SupremeFX Audio. Sadly if you expect to use the features you paid for on this board forget it they will be working on generic drivers from where you can get them Asus has already tossed support down the road for this product as far as I can tell . Crippled drivers no fix in sight and Micro Crap keeps breaking their OS so is it the drivers or the OS ? Looks like a bit of both. If your x399 buy something else that has a working developed Bios this thing is a train wreck. Asus won't be fixing this flash in the pan ever. It works kinda if you only use a single graphics card plugging certain devices to the pcie bus causes all kinds of bugs.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2020 by David Hoyes