It is without any doubt that the Hero is one of the more popular series motherboards for the X470 platform. Features and perf wise, it's all a bit of the same though, so brand preference will be a thing with your purchasing preferences. The C7H Hero offers all the connectivity and features you need.

This board is great. Coming form an intel build, almkst 4 years ago this one was as easy. No problems so far. Runs my Ryzen X2700 with 32GB of memory like a champ. Another great board from Asus. Have been using Asus mobos for 15 years.

Works ok but has some quirks. Very easy to screw up and prevent it going into bios. Can take several atempts to get it into bios. Bios should be bomb proof due to the cost and use factor of this motherboard which it clearly is not.

Good successor to the CH6. With better memory support and unlocking the Zen+ full potential. Lovely board, just like the Hero 6. Can't fault it.

This mobo is a beast. Not only is it sexy, but it's got mulitple M.2 slots, takes up to 64gb of ram, but the vrams on this is overkill to the max. It also has LN2 options on this mobo if you're looking to break records. And it's Asus ROG, and it's their top tier mobo for AMD 4 atm.

The Asus Crosshair VII Hero is the priciest board in this group, and it justifies the cost with superb design and plenty of features. Performance-wise, there are only slight gains to be had over rivals in benchmarking, so only shell out if you insist on having the best performance – and if you'll be...

Impressive and consistent performance; Solid enthusiast features; Impressive connectivity throughout

More expensive than rivals; Not always faster in gaming tests; Not many on-board RGB LEDs

With the launch of the second generation of Ryzen CPUs came the release of the updated X470 chipset. ASUS has supplied us with the ROG Crosshair VII Hero Wi-Fi which is based off the new chipset and we'll be putting it through our usual set of testing and benchmarks to see how it measures up to the...

Purchased this motherboard for a new build. During the process of setting things up initially any action that involved the bios would result in an error code being thrown and several hours of frustration.