Asus ROG Strix Z370-E Gaming

This board mixes good performance with an optimal layout for its included features. Hardcore overclockers might take pause, but buyers interested in its specific feature set will be pleased with this board's feature balance.

This board mixes good performance with an optimal layout for its included features. Hardcore overclockers might take pause, but buyers interested in its specific feature set will be pleased with this board's feature...

This board mixes good performance with an optimal layout for its included features. Hardcore overclockers might take pause, but buyers interested in its specific feature set will be pleased with this board's feature balance.Review£215.32...

ASUS's ROG STRIX Z370-E Gaming probably has the least onboard RGB LED's of any STRIX product we have tested so far, and some will be quite thankful for that. That doesn't, however, mean it isn't a looker. The Aggressive silver heatsinks look like...

This is almost a perfect storm of a product. We have long found ASUS products to be high quality with very few issues in even the early samples and great performance throughout the lifespan of the model. Equally we've enjoyed the Strix range since it...

The main issue for the ROG Strix Z370-E Gaming is that it doesn't appear to offer that much for £200. Sure, you get Wi-Fi and a USB 3.1 Gen header as well as funky RGB lighting, but there's a lack of USB ports and overclocking and testing tools for...

SpecificationsUpon close inspection, it is fairly easy to tell apart these twin motherboards, with the brighter Z370-E shipping with a larger box, built-in WiFi support and the inclusion of an internal USB 3.1 Gen 2 connection for use with new USB...