Engineered with military-grade components, an upgraded power solution and a comprehensive cooling system, this motherboard goes beyond expectations with rock-solid and stable performance for marathon gaming. Aesthetically, this model incorporates rugged off-black and geometric design elements to reflect the dependability and stability that defines the TUF GAMING series.ĪSUS TUF GAMING B650-PLUS WIFI takes all the essential elements of the latest AMD processors and combines them with game-ready features and proven durability.
Step 4: Contact ASUS service center if the steps above are unable to fix the problem. Step 3: Plug another fan to check if the card is working. Thanks to clever technology designed specifically for ASUS motherboards, ASUS Fan Xpert strikes the perfect balance between efficient system cooling and low noise. Step 2: Make sure all the cables plug properly. ASUS Fan Xpert is a piece of software developed for ASUS computers and laptops that allows users to control the computer’s fan speed. TUF GAMING motherboards also undergo rigorous endurance testing to ensure that they can handle conditions where others may fail. Step 1: Open Fan Xpert 4 in AI Suite 3, do the fan tuning again.
I have the CPU fan set to PWM mode on both PCs, so Fan Xpert 3 actually doesn't have any advantages for me.ASUS TUF GAMING B650-PLUS WIFI takes all the essential elements of the latest AMD Ryzen 7000-series processors and combines them with game-ready features and proven durability.
Looking at my 2 previous boards, which is a Z170 board with Fan Xpert 3 & a H170 board with Fan Xpert 2+, the difference between them is that v3 has 'disabled/auto/DC mode/PWM mode' in its CPU Q-Fan Control, while the v2+ only has 'disabled/PWM mode'. Apart from a quote " Fan Xpert 4 featuring Fan Auto Tuning function and multiple thermistors selection for optimized system cooling control ", which is just marketing speak. However, I've found no practical details about Fan Xpert 4.
But if Fan Xpert 4 would have a useful feature compared to a slightly cheaper sibling with v2+, I'd probably spend the extra money on a board with v4. I don't need a highend board, cause I'll go for a 65W TDP midrange CPU and don't intend to do overclocking. Looking at the current offerings I see cheaper boards with Fan Xpert 2+, while the more expensive boards have Fan Xpert 4. High on my list of priorities is quiet cooling, and like on my current desktop I'd like to use the Fan Xpert feature again to dynamically control the fan speeds based on the CPU temp. I've had many Asus boards over the years, and most likely my next one will be from that brand once again. I'm looking for a new mobo for a new build after the summer.
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