Testseek.com have collected 108 expert reviews of the Asus Crosshair 6 Hero and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Crosshair 6 Hero.
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108 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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901 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great look
Features for gamers (2-way GFX support
Sound
LAN)
14 USB ports on the rear I/O
The best motherboard companion software our there
Great overclocking performance and support
2 RGB LEDs and two RGB headers
Aura Lighting
Understated Color Scheme
Excellent Overclocking Ability
Excellent UEFI BIOS Design
Well Thought-out Features and Utilities
AM2 throuh AM3+ and AM4 mounting holes
Stock performance
Overclocking potential
Board aesthetics
Layout
And design
UEFI BIOS design and usability
Configurable RGB LEDs using AURA applet
Supports Asus' Aura lighting coordination
Deep overclocking support
Clear header labels
Liquid-cooling headers and sensors
3D-printable accessories
Everything you will ever need for the next five years is already present on this motherboard
Plenty of USB 3.0 slots and USB 2.0 slots with next generation USB 3.1 Type A and Type C slots
Excellent audio quality and the ability to stream audio selective
Humongous I/O
Dependable
Works well with memory
X370 Chipset for EnthusiastLevel Performance
14 USB Ports on Back I/O
AM3 and AM4 Mounting Holes
Dedicated Watercooling Headers for Pumps and Sensors
RGB Lighting – OnBoard and RGB Headers
CrossFire and SLI Support
Looks Amazing
UEFI interface
Performance
Overclocking
Power consumption
Accessories
Price/performance ratio
The editors didn't like
One of the more expensive X370 motherboards out there
Unable to run memory at speeds above 3200Mhz
Lack of RGB LED configuration via UEFI
CMOS battery placement
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Review Index
Introduction and Technical SpecificationsFeatures and Motherboard LayoutCPU Cooler Fit and Included Accessori
Price will throw some buyers
Onboard buttons will be tricky to spot or reach in some PC cases
Could use a better BIOS layout or at least a detailed BIOS guide
Not yet entirely stable
This motherboard is still a good three months away from receiving a stable BIOS update
Published: 2017-05-06, Author: stefan , review by: madshrimps.be
Crosshair VI Hero is one of the high-end boards for the AM4 platform we have very much enjoyed thanks to the multitude of available interfaces, good quality components, beefy VRM but also a fully-featured and easy to use UEFI interface. This board does im...
Supports Asus' Aura lighting coordination, Deep overclocking support, Clear header labels, Liquid-cooling headers and sensors, 3D-printable accessories
Price will throw some buyers, Onboard buttons will be tricky to spot or reach in some PC cases
PC DIY hounds building a gaming PC around AMD's Ryzen 7 CPUs will dig this board. It sports the X370 chipset for multi-video-card goodness, and it has slick lighting. Read More...
So here it is, the newest in a long line of ASUS motherboards to carry the Crosshair name and I can say it's a well deserved title. The board is packed with all the features you would expect from the ROG series and lends itself readily to the gaming and h...
Great look, Features for gamers (2-way GFX support, sound, LAN), 14 USB ports on the rear I/O, The best motherboard companion software our there, Great overclocking performance and support, 2 RGB LEDs and two RGB headers
One of the more expensive X370 motherboards out there
Before AMD launched their Ryzen processors the ASUS ROG Crosshair VI Hero Motherboard was set to be the motherboard to get for the new platform. I mean AMD included it with our Ryzen 7 1700 sample and that is why you are seeing this review today. This mot...
Published: 2017-04-05, Author: Bruno , review by: reviewstudio.net
UEFI interface, performance, overclocking, power consumption, accessories, price/performance ratio
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 attractiv...
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 enthusi...
Abstract: Thermal performance is important to PC gamers and enthusiasts, so we wanted to take a look at VRM thermal performance on some of the AMD X370 motherboards that we have in our possession for testing. Those boards would be the ASUS ROG Crosshair VI Hero ( $...
Abstract: It's Thursday, so that means on many parts of the internet it is "throwback Thursday". Now, because we're nerdy spods here at OC3D Towers we don't think that any of you would be interested in seeing what we looked like back in our youth, but we did think...
I mentioned it in the opening section but it is worth revisiting again. For a lot of people, the Crosshair boards have a little history. Not only were they the first ROG board ever made, but for some people, they are the first AMD boards people used...
Published: 2017-03-10, Author: Tom , review by: overclock3d.net
If the X370 chipset has proven that AMD have really leapt into current times with motherboards that support all the latest technologies, then the Crosshair VI Hero does what most ROG motherboards do and build upon that solid foundation with an array of ad...
