Inside the Asus ProArt X570-Creator’s box, the accessory stack is thin but should have what you need to get going without a trip to the store for more parts. (2) Thunderbolt 4, Type-C (40 Gbps, 5V/3A 15W Charging support) (1) DisplayPort (v1.2, input for TB4 ports) Outside of that, Handbrake, 7Zip, LAME and Corona were spot on average, while Cinebench and POV-Ray were slightly below average. If there’s a place we can point at where the board excelled, it would be in the PCMark 10 benchmark(s). No result was exceptionally fast or slow and, in the end, the board was an average performer. The X570-Creator WIFI did OK overall during our performance testing, mixing in well with the other results. Overall, it’s a well-appointed motherboard for content creators looking for an X570 workhorse. Along with the increased storage options and fast Wi-Fi, the board includes a 10 GbE port, flagship-class audio (albeit last-generation) and two Thunderbolt 4 USB Type-C ports to round out primary connectivity. The X570 version we’re testing today includes three M.2 sockets and six SATA ports, which should be enough for most content creators, without throwing in an add-in-card.
Powering the CPU on the Asus ProArt X570-Creator WIFI is a 14+2 VRM, capable of driving AMD’s flagship Ryzen 9 5950X at stock speeds and while overclocked.
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