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ASUS WS Pro Z390 Motherboard Review

Synthetic Benchmarks

This is one seriously swift motherboard! It posted a solid 3Dmark and Unigine score and hit the mark for what we’ve seen from other high-end Z390 motherboards. It showed its gaming rivals who’s boss in PCMark10 also, where ist posted the highest score for Z390, putting it in 4th place overall.

While it didn’t take the top spot for Z390 in WPrime, it was certainly on the upper end of its class, with a swift 3.092 seconds and 83.643 seconds for 32M and 1024M respectively. However, it did take the top spot in Cinebench and Handbrake, where it hit an impressive 218 for single core performance, 2073 for all cores. Furthermore, it scored 75.1 FPS while transcoding 4K video; only X399 and X299 motherboards performed any better in this test.

Scores

3DMark – 23694
Unigine – 5529
PCMark 10 – 5870
WPrime – 3.092/83.643
Cinebench – 218/2073
Handbrake – 75.1

Additional Benchmarks

There’s no analysis for these, as we have no basis for comparison as they were running specifically to this motherboard. However, please feel free to compare them to your own results should you need them.

SuperPi 32M – 6m 55.312s
SuperPi 16K – 0.141s
SiSoftware Ranker – 8.19kPT
SiSoftware Sandra Processor Score – 28.28
CPU Multi-Core Efficiency Aggregated Score – 70.329 GB/s
Processor Image Processing Aggregated Score – 563.15MPix/s

3DMark Firestrike

Unigine Superposition

PCMark 10 Express

WPrime

Cinebench R15

Handbrake MP4 to MKV Conversion 4K

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Peter Donnell

As a child still in my 30's (but not for long), I spend my day combining my love of music and movies with a life-long passion for gaming, from arcade classics and retro consoles to the latest high-end PC and console games. So it's no wonder I write about tech and test the latest hardware while I enjoy my hobbies!