RGB-free X570 motherboards

So I know asus makes the Pro WS X570-ACE and MSI makes the X570 Unify.

Are there any other boards that are completely RGB-free that I should take a look at?

None of the mITX options lack RGB :sad:

I got the unify, it's super sexy
I dont know any others
You building?

Neo said:
I got the unify, it's super sexy
I dont know any others
You building?

I'm waiting for the 5950X to come in stock first.

Nice choice, I'm using 3950 too
Build itx bro

Let me tell you a secret, you can turn off RGB lights. So get a good mobo. Check VRM temps of X570 mobos & other features of each. Asus TUF X570 & MSI X570 Tomahawk are good choices without being absurdly priced.

Neo said:
Nice choice, I'm using 3950 too
Build itx bro

I already had plans with the Gigabyte mITX model and an NR200, but it seems small mITX cases are inadequate to cool that cpu on air.

omega44-xt said:
Let me tell you a secret, you can turn off RGB lights. So get a good mobo. Check VRM temps of X570 mobos & other features of each. Asus TUF X570 & MSI X570 Tomahawk are good choices without being absurdly priced.

But at the same time I am paying for crap I do not want. I also don't like the appearance of those two boards. If I get RGB then I will go mITX, otherwise a non-RGB board is mandatory.

Also I have yet to hear of complaints on the two boards I listed. This PC isn't just for gaming, just so you know.

doesnt NR200 support dual 240 AIO?

Neo said:
doesnt NR200 support dual 240 AIO?

Yes. One loop can be 280 as well.

Dunno about the 200P though, as the 280mm bracket hides the view if included.

The lack of dust filters bothers me.

Dual 240 rad with custom loop running over both cpu and gpu. u gotta do it

Neo said:
Dual 240 rad with custom loop running over both cpu and gpu. u gotta do it

I ran a custom loop in the GTX 580 era. I don't think I can be arsed to do it again.

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Do you already have the nr200?
If not maybe consider this Lian Li O11-Dynamic-Mini (ATX) Mid Tower Cabinet With Tempered Glass Side Panel (Black)

I went with the O11 Dynamic.

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The mini or the full size one?

aby geek said:
The mini or the full size one?

There are three sizes - Mini, Normal and XL. I went with Normal.

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Congratulations! Post some pictures once your build is complete.
Normal makes the most sense since it is only 2k costlier than the mini. Mini is great for furniture limitations as in my case. Back then I even considered the CM haf X evo test bench chassis for 10.5k as I had space lengthwise but not heightwise.
XL is 18k here. Even if you are making an over the top system that seems like an overkill. Besides o11 doesn't have handles and any room to attach one XL would be too heavy.

I'll go for mini if I dont change my table otherwise Ill look for something with handles for easy transportation.

What mobo did you choose finally?

aby geek said:
Congratulations! Post some pictures once your build is complete.
Normal makes the most sense since it is only 2k costlier than the mini. Mini is great for furniture limitations as in my case. Back then I even considered the CM haf X evo test bench chassis for 10.5k as I had space lengthwise but not heightwise.
XL is 18k here. Even if you are making an over the top system that seems like an overkill. Besides o11 doesn't have handles and any room to attach one XL would be too heavy.

I'll go for mini if I dont change my table otherwise Ill look for something with handles for easy transportation.

What mobo did you choose finally?

Ah I built it in May lol, but then got busy with my new business and stuff, so didn't do any pictures.

I went for the O11 simply because I could use an ATX PSU with it. The reports I heard about high-wattage SFX PSUs were not good, and my GPU has 3 PCI-E power intakes, which meant none of the SFX options could support it.

Mobo was an Asus Dark Hero. Expensive AF, not sure if it was worth it TBH.