11-16-2017
08:19 PM
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03-05-2024
09:37 PM
by
ROGBot
11-17-2017 12:43 AM
11-17-2017 02:16 AM
mustafa811 wrote:
can anyone spot the difference across these boards in overclocking system ?! this the info i relied on to buy the mother board
check the screenshots .. i expect mine z370h to have the same overclocking ability mentioned on your website similar to other sibilings of the lineup
11-17-2017 02:53 AM
Raja@ASUS wrote:
The VRM solutions are different between these boards, which is why there is a difference in cost. The LLC on the cheaper models is set to keep overshoot within bounds and is not related to 5-Way Optimization.
11-17-2017 03:04 AM
mustafa811 wrote:
and where is this info or data exactly written on your website ?!!!! so i should predict before i buy the mobo that it won't overclock efficientally ?!! could you please refer this issue to an upper authority .. i need official confirmation that the z370h my model won't be fixed
12-18-2017 02:46 AM
Raja@ASUS wrote:
The phase counts for motherboards don't get advertised in this way. Cheaper boards often use different components. The boards don't need a "fix" because their LLC is set so that it compliments the power components.
12-18-2017 02:52 AM
PopQuizz wrote:
Perhaps they should, because I would have spent the extra $100 or more on a better board from ASUS..
Now, as it stands, I'll be looking to get a refund on this board to go back to MSI.
I work in retail selling significantly more expensive products and what you are doing could be viewed as misleading and/or false advertising.
ROG Strix anything should not be considered "low-end", it's like a low-end Lexus.. It doesn't make sense..
12-19-2017 01:04 AM
Raja@ASUS wrote:
You pay less, you get less. I think it's simple.
12-19-2017 01:51 AM
PopQuizz wrote:
As someone who is in sales I couldn't agree more, which is why I didn't expect RGB or WiFi, as I was told I wouldn't be getting those,
However how was I to guess I would get a wholly inferior product?
"Guess" being the operative word as there is no information available on your site that would indicate it would be the case.
Maybe a "Not suitable for those wishing to overclock beyond 4.7GHz" label would be suitable, and should be "simple" enough for ASUS to work out.
As it is, you get customer's like myself that has spent quite a lot of money on products from your company (1080 ROG STRIX, ROG Swift Monitor to name a couple) in the last two years now switching to a company that is a little more professional.