The top half of the board is covered predominantly by shrouds and heatsinks around the socket area. Below is a complete list of the included accessories. While this isn’t the most bountiful accessory bundle, it has what you’d expect, and most of what you need to get started.
Starting with the accessories, the Aero G includes your typical collection of SATA cables, a Wi-Fi antenna, M.2 screws and more. Post Status Checker (4 LED, CPU/RAM/VGA/Boot) (1) PCIe 4.0 x4 / PCIe Only (up to 110mm) Gigabyte X570S Aero G at Amazon for $411.24ĪMD Quad CrossfireX and CrossFireX (2-Way).Read on as we dig into performance results and other features of the made-for-creators X570S Aero G motherboard. We saw boost reaching 5 GHz on our Ryzen 9 5950X, so you’ll get what you paid for when using optimized defaults. Power use on the Aero G was the highest we’ve seen so far, but only by a couple of watts.ĭuring overclocking, the VRMs did run warm, but still well within operating range while at stock speeds. Memory bandwidth was above average, but the latency was slightly higher. In some tests it excelled, such as Corona, Cinebench and POV-Ray (multi-core), while in others ran slower, such as compression for 7Zip or the LAME results. In terms of performance, the Aero G was about average overall. Additionally, the board includes four PCIe 4.0 M.2 sockets for fast NVMe storage - all things that aid builds with fast storage and high-end peripherals. True to its target demographic, the board includes an ultra-fast USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C port, which doubles as the VisionLink port (similar to Thunderbolt in the way it passes video/data/power through the port). This time around, some of the angles are smoothed out, and there’s more board coverage on the bottom half (heatsinks and shrouds), which yields a more premium appearance (taking a lot from the Z590 Vision models). For $349.99, the Aero G gets an updated appearance, but still sticks with the black-and-white theme we’re familiar with for Gigabyte’s creator-focused boards.
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