Asus ROG Crosshair 4 Hero

The ASUS ROG Crosshair VI, Hero X370 motherboard, isn't a perfect motherboard. However, for the money you pay, Asus ensures your experience keeps getting better every day. With regular BIOS updates, constant interaction with its customers, Asus is...

As we get more and more familiar with the Ryzen lines of CPUs, the Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 5 which are available now, and the upcoming Ryzen 3 series, we will be exposed to more and more AM4 motherboards. And while there are multiple chipsets available...

Now that AMD Ryzen has been out for a while and things have settled down from launch a little, we have been taking a look at multiple X370 motherboards in depth and today was the turn of the flagship motherboard from ASUS Republic of Gamers, the ROG...

AM4 is a great platform, and motherboards keep up with this performance. Asus Crosshair VI Hero is an extreme overclocking solution that can also fit in gaming rigs. Its performance is very good, stability and versatility are also on par with its attractive look, but the most appealing part is the decent price.

As we mentioned in the beginning of this review, the Crosshair VI Hero marks the return of the ASUS Crosshair series to the market. With Intel having dominated the motherboard market for the better part of five years, the arrival of the AM4 chipset and...

The ASUS ROG Crosshair VI Hero motherboard shows good performance that allows a Ryzen 7 CPU to flex its muscle. Overclocking performance was also solid, with the board managing to take our 1800X to 4.05GHz at a sensible 1.4V (once ASUS' annoying LLC...

The Ryzen launch has been a bit of a mixed bag. The platform and processors have the potential to offer great value for money. It performs great, fantastic even in any application. Yet we cannot look away from the fact that game performance in the...