ASROCK H670M PRO RS Socket LGA1700/ Intel H670/ DDR4/ SATA3&USB3.2/ M.2/ Micro ATX Motherboard

Excellent for the price!
A full sized motherboard with lots of IO for less than $100? And it supports 12th, 13th, and 14th gen intel? Yes please! I was burned by their 10th gen boards, but if Asrock keeps this up they’ll have me for life.

Good board, as advertised.
Arrived quickly in a well-insulated package. For those concerned, I noticed this board was very picky about RAM compatibility. Oddly enough if your RAM isn’t compatible the VGA/BOOT diagnostic LEDs will illuminate- not the RAM LED. Switched out my old GSKILL for Patriot Viper and it worked perfectly.

Nice mid range board
This is a mid range board giving you an H670 chipset at a B660 price point.It’s nothing fancy, but comes with a decent feature set and selection of I/O and RGB control for those who care about that.It’s not the highest quality motherboard I’ve ever worked with, but none of the sockets felt especially awful to work with and I had no trouble seating PCI cards, CPU and RAM.It’s only been running three days so no long term data to report, but at the moment I would buy again.

Not the biggest fan of this board
Pros: lots of fan & ARGB headers, attractive design, USBC header, debug lights, VRM heatsinks. Basic but easy to navigate bios menu.Cons: Many. Overall this board is very flimsy and thin feeling.-The ram had difficulty seating correctly and posting because of the fixed post on one side of each ram slot. I had to reinsert multiple times to get ram to post.-The GPU socket is extremely close to the CPU socket and with a CPU air cooler it makes it difficult and annoying to find a tool strong, thin and long enough to depress the GPU release lever. There’s also locks on the gpu release lever that increase the inconvenience and difficulty.-The 24 pin motherboard connector is very difficult to insert properly and I kept feeling like I was going to break the board.-The USB ports in the rear are very tight and have an alarming measure of give when inserting a USB device into them. Feels like they can use structural support.-There’s a shroud over the I/O sockets in the back but no built in I/O shield. Feels like cheap and lazy design. Also, unimpressive I/O shield and less USB ports than competitors, especially considering the capacities of an H670 Chipset.This was my first time using an ASRock board and I was not impressed whatsoever. Perhaps their more premium offerings will be better but in the foreseeable future, when choosing a budget board for a build, I will personally be avoiding the less expensive ASRock motherboards.

Very fast and stable

Das ASRock H670M PRO RS Motherboard hat sich für meinen NAS-Aufbau in einem Node 804 Gehäuse als solide und zuverlässige Plattform erwiesen.Für den verhältnismäßig günstigen Preis bekommt man hier ein Micro-ATX Board mit modernem LGA 1700 Sockel für Intel Core Prozessoren. Es lässt sich einfach einrichten und in Betrieb nehmen. Das BIOS bietet nützliche Optionen wie XMP-Profile zum Freischalten der vollen Arbeitsspeicherleistung.Die Ausstattung ist für NAS-Zwecke absolut ausreichend: 4 RAM-Bänke, mehrere M.2 Slots, SATA-Ports und zwei PCIe x16 Steckplätze für Zusatzkarten wie Netzwerkadapter oder HBA. Ich selbst habe einen schnellen Core i3 Prozessor, ein Crucial 32GB DDR4 3200 RAM-Kit sowie meinen LSI-Controller für meine Storage-Pools verbaut. Alles lässt sich stabil mit dem H670M PRO RS kombinieren.Der Lieferumfang ist etwas schade. Etwas mehr Zubehör hätte den Mehrwert noch gesteigert. Aber für Sparfüchse, die ohnehin spezifische Komponenten einsetzen wollen, ist das in Ordnung.Letztlich macht das ASRock Board einen sehr soliden und zuverlässigen Eindruck. Es gab bisher keinerlei Stabilitätsprobleme. Für ein schnelles Prosumer-NAS auf Intel-Basis ist es eine durchaus empfehlenswerte und zweckdienliche Lösung.