The Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero has probably more USB ports than you’ll ever need, but if you’re thinking of building a new PC with one of AMD’s Ryzen 3000 CPUs in it and have a bunch of peripherals you want to plug into it, then this one is almost certainly going to fit the bill. It’s going to be a pretty big bill, mind, as this particular X570 motherboard is currently one of the most expensive ones you can get, especially if you plump the extra tenner or so for the Wi-Fi model that I’ve got on test here. Priced at £390 / $380, is it really worth choosing this over something a bit cheaper like the MSI X570 Gaming Edge? Here’s wot I think.
