Asus ROG Strix X470-I Gaming AMD AM4 Mini-ITX Motherboard
Elevating SSD cooling and premium sound lets the ROG Strix X470-I Gaming transcend mini-ITX. Infused with all the essential ROG engineering ready for you to create a gaming rig that rivals anything built around a bigger board. Push performance to the limits with 5-Way optimization, and up the aesthetic ante with Aura Sync illumination. Go compact without compromise with ROG Strix X470-I Gaming and dominate your game!
Elevating SSD cooling and premium sound lets the ROG Strix X470-I Gaming transcend mini-ITX. Infused with all the essential ROG engineering ready for you to create a gaming rig that rivals anything built around a bigger board. Push performance to the limits with 5-Way optimization, and up the aesthetic ante with Aura Sync illumination. Go compact without compromise with ROG Strix X470-I Gaming and dominate your game!
Elevating SSD cooling and premium sound lets the ROG Strix X470-I Gaming transcend mini-ITX. Infused with all the essential ROG engineering ready for you to create a gaming rig that rivals anything built around a bigger board. Push performance to the limits with 5-Way optimization, and up the aesthetic ante with Aura Sync illumination. Go compact without compromise with ROG Strix X470-I Gaming and dominate your game!
Elevating SSD cooling and premium sound lets the ROG Strix X470-I Gaming transcend mini-ITX. Infused with all the essential ROG engineering ready for you to create a gaming rig that rivals anything built around a bigger board. Push performance to the limits with 5-Way optimization, and up the aesthetic ante with Aura Sync illumination. Go compact without compromise with ROG Strix X470-I Gaming and dominate your game!
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The lowest price for Asus ROG Strix X470-I Gaming AMD AM4 Mini-ITX Motherboard right now is $213.25 at Alibaba.com, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $21.39 on 16 Apr 2026 — today's price is 897% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 9 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 09/10/2026 21:46:15
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Review after a year of use. This board has been super reliable, has all the features I need. It has great vrm cooling and maintains good temps all;l round. Recommended even for Zen 3 5000 series cpu's.
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I'm very happy with this board. ASUS have done a great job with their latest bios update, Version 3004, Dec 2019. I'm using this board with a Ryzen 3900x, Corsair Vengeance LPX 3600mhz C18 memory and a Samsung 970 EVO Plus M.2 drive. It has Bluetooth and WiFi too. My 3900x likes a Vcore offset voltage of -0.13125v from the default Auto bios setting and Precision Boost Overdrive enabled. I have D.O.C.P (XMP) enabled in bios to get 3600mhz memory speed. The Samsung 970 EVO Plus benchmark scores are excellent. The front M.2 port supports NVMe drives. The rear M.2 port supports SATA M.2 drives. My benchmark score from Maxon Cinebench R20 was 7331.
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Following up with what's happened since intitial RMA, I've recieved 2 boards back in 2 months time and one failed 2 days after putting the PC back together and the latest has a faulty ram slot. I wanted this to be a good experience using my first ASUS ROG product, but if slow RMA process and faulty replacements are the norm then I want no part of this company.
| Motherboard Socket Type | AM4, Socket AM4 |
| Motherboard Chipset | AMD X470 |
| Motherboard Form Factor | Mini-ITX |
| Motherboard Model | ROG STRIX X470-I GAMING |
| Motherboard Series | ROG Strix |
Wholesale ASUS AMD X470 Motherboard AMD AM4 ocket Motherboard AMD 1st Generation Motherboard,1 Piece
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Review after a year of use. This board has been super reliable, has all the features I need. It has great vrm cooling and maintains good temps all;l round. Recommended even for Zen 3 5000 series cpu's.
I'm very happy with this board. ASUS have done a great job with their latest bios update, Version 3004, Dec 2019. I'm using this board with a Ryzen 3900x, Corsair Vengeance LPX 3600mhz C18 memory and a Samsung 970 EVO Plus M.2 drive. It has Bluetooth and WiFi too. My 3900x likes a Vcore offset voltage of -0.13125v from the default Auto bios setting and Precision Boost Overdrive enabled. I have D.O.C.P (XMP) enabled in bios to get 3600mhz memory speed. The Samsung 970 EVO Plus benchmark scores are excellent. The front M.2 port supports NVMe drives. The rear M.2 port supports SATA M.2 drives. My benchmark score from Maxon Cinebench R20 was 7331.
Following up with what's happened since intitial RMA, I've recieved 2 boards back in 2 months time and one failed 2 days after putting the PC back together and the latest has a faulty ram slot. I wanted this to be a good experience using my first ASUS ROG product, but if slow RMA process and faulty replacements are the norm then I want no part of this company.
I've been a long time DIY'er and have purchased many brands throughout my 20+ years of PC building. To have a denial, because of possible QC issues with the capacitor at the bottom of the Mobo is surprising. Never going to buy an Asus product ever again, they've lost a long time customer.
I have been running a 2700x at 4.2ghz all cores at 1.35, 3000mhz memory (XMP no issue) and an overclocked 1080ti with a custom loop and 4 fans with a controller on this board with no VRM or instability issues for over a full year now. The board is very nice but at too expensive at 200. You don't make use of the features of the x470 chipset on ITX, just get the B450 version (it likely has the same VRM and everything. I have also had the Asrock B450 board with a 2400G overclocked and also enjoyed that board for literally half the price.
I have now built two systems with this board. One 2600X with a 980ti, and one 2600x with an RX480. Both systems were built in very small form factor cases. One in a Node 202, the other in a Cooler Master Elite 130. Both had outstanding performance and ran surprisingly cool for ITX case builds. As long as you purchase the correct compatible memory and put the right CPU cooler on this board, you will not be disappointed. Also, its advisable to register your board with Asus when you buy it. If you do have any issues they are pretty good about replacing boards if it was registered.
Able to boot headless (without a gpu), decent iommu grouping without the need for acs overwrite, reasonable thermals and has TPM2.0. Overall a great gaming/workstation mobo, I'm using it for a proxmox host and I'm satisfied.
I have had nothing but fits with this thing since I got it. Yeah...I am so glad that now I can tweak timings on my RAM I've never heard of, but, you know, too bad about getting a friggin' MOUSE to work at all in the UEFI. (I guess REAL GAMERZ only need a keyboard *sigh*) I have had so much fun setting those horrid fan curves, too, which tend to come in the ultra-rampy variety no matter what you do, even with the alleged "smoothing" feature. And don't even get me started on how much out of the box this ITX BOARD--which one might think would be designed for smaller cases with limited airflow--cooks your CPU like it's roasting in the fires of Hell. (Got a Noctua ice machine for a cooling solution, you say? Me, too. Doesn't matter.) Assuming you can get the bios to work ... MoreI have had nothing but fits with this thing since I got it. Yeah...I am so glad that now I can tweak timings on my RAM I've never heard of, but, you know, too bad about getting a friggin' MOUSE to work at all in the UEFI. (I guess REAL GAMERZ only need a keyboard *sigh*) I have had so much fun setting those horrid fan curves, too, which tend to come in the ultra-rampy variety no matter what you do, even with the alleged "smoothing" feature. And don't even get me started on how much out of the box this ITX BOARD--which one might think would be designed for smaller cases with limited airflow--cooks your CPU like it's roasting in the fires of Hell. (Got a Noctua ice machine for a cooling solution, you say? Me, too. Doesn't matter.) Assuming you can get the bios to work properly, better jump in right away and turn off any and all overclocking settings if you feel uncomfortable with your idle temps frolicking around 60 C or higher. Conversely, say you don't care if your processor is a marshmallow-on-a-stick and just for laughs, you want TWO different places in the bios where you have to turn on Precision Boost Overdrive! Guess what? You got it! (WTH?) Aura sync is pretty sad, too, for RGB lovers out there...if you can even get this board to recognize your fans or strips in the first place. I probably should have RMA'd my copy because it's entirely possible it's just a bad board, but so many things cheese me off about this thing and how it's designed that I'm not sure I'd want another one in return, even if it is "working." I spent countless hours nerfing it and it's functional enough now, and it fits in my case, so eh. Two eggs. (I realize this post is ranty and disjointed, but the way this board works, I feel like it would appreciate that.)
- DAC and audio connections are very basic - 8 pin CPU connector in the corner is not in the most convenient location. Not a deal breaker but annoying. - Wish it had a DisplayPort connector instead of HDMI for AGPUs - The IO shield isn't attached to the board like the more premium ASUS boards - 3rd and 4th SATA connector is behind the ram. Probably not going for looks if you are making the ITX into a NAS but hard to make look clean otherwise.
no, i would not recommend this board......to anyone aside from advanced and experienced builders. due to its size, tightly packed super close components, initial BIOS issues OUT OF THE BOX (snickers... smh good thing i know to look for that...ASUS), and the learning curve just to navigate the board system is a heap to absorb just to build a gaming rig. that being said, its dope, and makes a fly ITX box. AURA SYNC is a nice lighting effect system when you use the AURA SYNC mag strip LED. with some hefty tuning and a large cooling mod, overclocked to a stable 4.32ghz, i was able to get a second gen ryzen seven to perform equally well as a 9th gen i7 9700x. i know you heard that. cinebench r20 score 4192, decimating an i7 9700KF by a whopping 600 points. so there you ... Moreno, i would not recommend this board......to anyone aside from advanced and experienced builders. due to its size, tightly packed super close components, initial BIOS issues OUT OF THE BOX (snickers... smh good thing i know to look for that...ASUS), and the learning curve just to navigate the board system is a heap to absorb just to build a gaming rig. that being said, its dope, and makes a fly ITX box. AURA SYNC is a nice lighting effect system when you use the AURA SYNC mag strip LED. with some hefty tuning and a large cooling mod, overclocked to a stable 4.32ghz, i was able to get a second gen ryzen seven to perform equally well as a 9th gen i7 9700x. i know you heard that. cinebench r20 score 4192, decimating an i7 9700KF by a whopping 600 points. so there you have it.
| Motherboard Socket Type | AM4, Socket AM4 |
| Motherboard Chipset | AMD X470 |
| Motherboard Form Factor | Mini-ITX |
| Motherboard Model | ROG STRIX X470-I GAMING |
| Motherboard Series | ROG Strix |
