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product_id: 1202623
title: "ASUS TUF SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 Socket AM3+ DDR3 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 AMD 990FX ATX Motherboard"
brand: "asus"
price: "VT97141"
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# DIGI+ digital power control for CPU & DRAM 50% larger heat dissipation via CeraM!X Military-grade TUF capacitors & components ASUS TUF SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 Socket AM3+ DDR3 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 AMD 990FX ATX Motherboard

**Brand:** asus
**Price:** VT97141
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Build like a pro, game like a legend — ASUS TUF SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 powers your ultimate rig.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ASUS TUF SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 Socket AM3+ DDR3 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 AMD 990FX ATX Motherboard by asus
- **How much does it cost?** VT97141 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- asus enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted asus brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Battle-Tested Durability:** Military-standard TUF capacitors, chokes, and MOSFETs ensure rock-solid stability for years of heavy use.
- • **Precision Power Delivery:** DIGI+ Power Control offers ultra-precise voltage tuning for optimized CPU and memory performance.
- • **Future-Ready Connectivity:** Native USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gb/s support for blazing-fast data transfers and seamless device integration.
- • **Unrivaled Thermal Mastery:** CeraM!X ceramic coating boosts heat dissipation by 50%, keeping your rig cool under pressure.
- • **Real-Time Thermal Intelligence:** TUF Thermal Radar’s 10 embedded sensors provide live heat monitoring and customizable cooling profiles.

## Overview

The ASUS TUF SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 is a premium ATX motherboard designed for AMD Socket AM3+ processors, supporting up to 8-core FX series CPUs. Featuring advanced CeraM!X ceramic heat dissipation, military-grade components, and DIGI+ digital power control, it delivers exceptional durability, thermal management, and precise power delivery. With real-time thermal monitoring, USB 3.0, SATA 6Gb/s, and multi-GPU support, this board is engineered for stability and high performance in demanding gaming and professional environments.

## Description

This board supports the AMD Socket AM3+ for AMD FX Series CPU up to 8 cores and is also compatible with previous generation AMD Socket AM3 processors. The TUF Series delivers preeminent stability, all-around compatibility, and extreme durability, providing the most reliable computing experience. The SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 endures a Promised Reliability Strict Test Program, to ensure safe and smooth operation even in the most challenging conditions. Exclusive TUF features make this motherboard unique and innovative. ASUS implements cutting-edge thermal solutions CeraM!X and TUF Thermal Radar. CeraM!X is a premium ceramic coating technology that provides a 50% larger surface for heat dissipation. TUF Thermal Radar is a unique solution that embeds 10 hardware sensors on the motherboard to provide real-time thermal detection with detailed information for every critical component. ASUS’ new DIGI+ Power Control technology includes multiple digital voltage controllers, allowing ultra-precise modulation and tuning for both the CPU and DRAM. ASUS E.S.P (Efficient Switching Power) not only provides more switching power for the motherboard, but also offers higher efficiency with lower power loss and less waste heat generated. MemOK! ensures memory boot compatibility, and ESD Guards provides unique protection of motherboard components from unexpected electrostatic discharges. This motherboard also comes with Quad-GPU SLI and Quad-GPU CrossFireX Support, providing flexible multi-GPU solutions, allowing the user to experience a brand new gaming style never experienced before. For ultimate durability, the SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 uses military standard TUF capacitors, chokes and MOSFETS to ensure superior life-span even under the most demanding conditions.

Review: This really SUCKS .... desertcart has been accomodating however in my major disappointment as to refunding me for the purchase. - I bought this MB recently. Shipping time & packaging was great but the MB is a nightmare. After insalling it it recognized most of my componenets with no problem except 1 of my graphics cards. I am running 2 identicle graphics cards but the system was only showing 1 of them. Turns out 1 of the PCIE slots is not working. Both my cards are good as they both work ok in the working PCIE slot that is funtional. The bad one has a red light light on it on the MB by that slot.Also after running a few minutes or after any attempts to update windows on a clean install or most any other system drivers I kept getting the wonderful BSOD. I have contacted desertcart to return it & they are fully refunding me for the board because they don't have any more. So I now have to reorder from someone else at a higher price. I am not a happy camper on either case at hand. I have another board on order & will update after I recieve that board if its shipped & recieved with no problems. Was really looking forward to runing my new system with this board & my new AMD 8350 CPU. I just hope this board hasn't messed up or damamged any of my other components. desertcart has been accomodating however in my major disappointment as to refunding me for the purchase. Kudos for that. ***************************************************** Update to my previous review above. 3/1/14 I have received my new board I ordered not a replacement from desertcart or Asus since desertcart accepted my defective board back with a full refund. My new board had me sweating bullets after the installation as the system at first booted up fine. Then after running a short time started running unstable. Periodic crashes, freezes, etc. All the components seemed to be fine at the time. As all are brand new with the exception of my Graphics cards. They are not even a yr old yet but still the only thing not brand new to my build. The more I ran the system the more unstable it seemed to get & I was ripping my hair out trying to figure out what was wrong. Started running system tests on everything I could think of & as it turned out it was bad Ram sticks I had purchased causing the problems. I had just bought brand new GSKILL ram for my new system build so had no idea the ram was or would be defective but it was. After running windows memory tests on full test sequence not just the basic test it determined the ram was defective. I removed the new ram & installed some older slower Corsair Ram I had in my previous build & my system issues stopped completely. I have returned my GSKILL ram to the manufacturer & have gotten replacement sticks to put in my system. With the good ram my system is completely stable atm running flawlessly. Here is my new system build info: MSI Computer Corp. ATX Mid Tower Chassis with USB3.0 x1 Front/USB2.0 x2 Front/3.5-Inch Drive Bay x6/5.25-Inch Drive Bay x3, Black (Raptor); PC Power and Cooling Silencer Mk II 950W High Performance 80PLUS Silver SLI CrossFire ready Power Supply compatible with Intel Sandy Bridge Core i3 i5; Dual ASUS GeForce GTX 550 Ti 1GB 192-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card ENGTX550 TI DC TOP/DI/1GD5 run in SLI, The CPU AMD FX-8350 FX-Series Eight-Core Processor Edition, Black AM3+ FD8350FRHKBOX with a Cooler Master Seidon 120M Liquid CPU Water Cooling System with Copper Heatsink and 120mm Radiator - 1 Fan, all installed on this ASUS SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 AM3+ AMD 990FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard run with G.SKILL Sniper Gaming Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin SDRAM DDR3 1866 PC3 14900 Desktop Memory F3-1866C10D-16GSR, a Samsung Electronics 840 Pro Series 2.5-Inch 256 GB SATA 6GB/s Solid State Drive MZ-7PD256BW as my main drive; & for storage a WD- Black 1.5 TB HDD; & a Segate 500GB HDD; LG DVD burner, & LG Blu-Ray Burner on a 27" HD Sansung monitor & Bose Companion II speaker system. I have not had a chance to install my new replacement G-Skill ram yet but hopefully I have a good working set of ram now. So far I am happy with the new Motherboard & its performance. At this time due to RL situations I haven't had much time to work with my new system since the MB replacement but I'm looking forward to many yrs of great performance, gaming & computing. If any issues arise with this motherboard I will update my post to inform everyone interested. This seems to be a great board when you can find & get a good woring one. As we all know with all electronics there are going to be some bad ones that get out with the good product line so there are going to be defects in the stores from time to time. That is inevitable. Its just a matter of the companies QC practices & how stringent they are with the practices they have implimented. Reviews are hard to base a judgement on too as you never know the knowledge lvl of the user / reviewer but I will say even though I'm not a professional certified technitian I have been building & working on computers for over 20 yrs & feel I am pretty knowledgable & proficient. I do build, & repair my own systems & have done so for family & friends for the same amount of time. I try to be honest & bias in my reviews & base them on actual product descriptions & quality not on my frustration with a instance or emotional dealings with a person or company unless it pertains to the product & issue resolutions if an issue of problems or defects arise.
Review: Fine Performing Board - with a Couple of Minor Issues - I've used ASUS boards for a very long time now - more than ten years - and have always been pleased. They are clean, well designed, and fairly robust. I've moved boards between chassis frequently and not always been very gentle about it. No problems. I've also used several different models over the years, from the AX 88 to M3A32, an L1N64 dual processor, and a M4N98TD, with a couple of others besides. No problems. With the advent of multicore processors ASUS has stopped making dual processor boards, but the Crosshair V Formula Z with a good 8 core processor would be hard to tell from one. The board was very easy to install and set up - I've had it in two different cases now, and connections are plentiful - I have 6 SATA drives and a SATA bluray, two external USB 3.0 hard drives; and a ThrustMaster Joystick, a Nikon Slide scanner, and an HP printer on the USB 2.0 sockets. No problems here again (but also a 1.1 kilowatt PSU to run it all). And no problems with 32 GB of Kingston 1866 DDR3 RAM. Only two issues have showed up thus far, both solvable. The USB 3.0 motherboard header socket is really just a plastic sleeve that goes over the header pins. With a sticky USB 3.0 connector - which I had - the sleeve will come off when you try to take the connector out. No real damage: pull the sleeve (more like a trough with perforations for the pins) off of the connector and put it back on the board. But a better seated trough would be nice. (And a second USB 3.0 header would also be helpful. The current header won't support more than two devices, so if your case has two 3.0 ports and they're connected to the header an an add on card reader has to use the USB 2,.0 header, even if it's 3.0.) And then there's the matter of setting up RAID in the BIOS. Despite the fact that this is a UEFI BIOS, it ain't easy. RAID is set up through the legacy BIOS settings first. You have to change the hard drive settings to RAID, then reboot in legacy mode and hit F10 to enter the RAID setup. Then you must configure your RAID array, reboot, and change the boot mode back to UEFI to install Windows (8.1). And when installing Windows you'll probably need to load the RAID driver (even if your RAID array isn't your boot drive) since Microsoft seems always to think this is some rare event. It is not intuitive and you may get many "Bootable device not found" error messages. Don't lose heart. But be prepared to spend some time. I've set up numerous RAID arrays over the years but this was the hardest. Still, I like the UEFI BIOS, while the power management with a modern PSU is much better, and in all other respects the board is pretty great. I've never found custom builds entirely problem free. But for me at least the minor hassles were definitely worth the performance. Hope they will be for you too.

## Features

- CeraMiX Premium ceramic-coating technology provides best heat dissipation
- TUF Thermal Radar Real-time thermal detection with professional user mode for customized settings
- TUF Capacitors, Chokes and MOSFETS Certified by military standard to ensure ultimate durability
- Windows 8 Support Ready Upgraded Hardware and Native BIOS Support, with Fast Boot Feature
- DIGI+ Power Control All-New Digital Power Control for both CPU and DRAM

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B008YDJHWM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #938 in Computer Motherboards |
| Brand | ASUS |
| Computer Memory Type | DDR3 SDRAM |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,902) |
| Date First Available | August 15, 2012 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 10.47 x 2.99 x 13.03 inches |
| Item Weight | 4.45 pounds |
| Item model number | SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 |
| Manufacturer | ASUS Computer International Direct |
| Memory Speed | 2666 MHz |
| Number of Processors | 1 |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
| Processor | amd_fx |
| Processor Brand | AMD |
| Product Dimensions | 10.47 x 2.99 x 13.03 inches |
| RAM | 32 GB DDR3 |
| Series | SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ASUS
- **CPU Model:** AMD FX
- **CPU Socket:** Socket AM3+
- **Chipset Type:** AMD 990FX
- **Compatible Devices:** Personal Computer, Desktop, Server
- **Compatible Processors:** AMD Athlon, AMD Sempron
- **Memory Clock Speed:** 2666 MHz
- **Model Name:** SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0
- **Platform:** Not Machine Specific
- **RAM Memory Technology:** DDR3

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: can this take a Intel Core i5?**
A: I stopped buying Intel many years ago, and will not return until they get their Act together, with their drivers their drivers download pages are such a HORRENDOUS Nightmare that THEY are not even sure which drivers are Supported, on any of their products. So bad, that they say that their own drivers may very well crash your system, and you have to agree to these terms. If their Own engineers are This Clueless, how can we have any confidence. Also, their motherboards are Notorious for being clearly lacking in at least one or two major categories. I as a System Builder, Cannot support Intel till they stop being so clueless.

**Q: would this word with Intel Core i7-4770K Quad-Core?**
A: Manny, ASUS makes many motherboards for AMD CPU's and for Intel CPU's. An Intel CPU cannot be plugged into nor used with an AMD branded Motherboard. When you shop specify the Processor you want to utilize en-coupled with the word 'Motherboards'. Amazon has everything you need and more. The motherboard you specified is excellent but should be used with either AMD Phenom or AMD FX CPU's up to the FX8350 8-Core CPU's. There are faster FX CPU's but they require an ASROCK 990FX Extreme 9 version-3 Motherboard to work with the higher 220W processors.

**Q: i mainly watch movies and maybe do a little photoshop or video editing with kendenlive(kde video editor) is this more board than i need? i really want**
A: yes it is overkill but it's a great board. since u are doing video editing u would need a powerful graphics card. i would recommend an asus m5a97 because it has most of the same features as this board and would serve u well. the only real difference is overclocking capability and  the ability to have multiple graphics cards which nobody really needsl. if u pair this with a fx 6300, a corsair cx 500 or 600 watt power supply and a rosewill challenger u3 case you would have an excellent gaming/video editing build. gaming and video editing require the same hardware setup for the most part. then just get the best graphics card to suit your needs. also a word of advice DO NOT cheap out on ram. get something from corsair or gskill or another top tier brand. avoid crucial and team. get 1600mhz or 1866 ram it does not cost much more and it's worth it. hope this helps you. good luck

**Q: what kind of RAM does it take?**
A: I am not quite sure about this question, I'll answer it the best I can.I used Patriot brand, 1600mhz 16gb, bought it at local computer store for about $150.00.  I wanted to make sure I had enough ram for any future needs.Now, to my understanding you cam use 1866 mhz without over clocking, I went for a more stable system for my rig.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This really SUCKS .... Amazon has been accomodating however in my major disappointment as to refunding me for the purchase.
*by P***D on December 11, 2013*

I bought this MB recently. Shipping time & packaging was great but the MB is a nightmare. After insalling it it recognized most of my componenets with no problem except 1 of my graphics cards. I am running 2 identicle graphics cards but the system was only showing 1 of them. Turns out 1 of the PCIE slots is not working. Both my cards are good as they both work ok in the working PCIE slot that is funtional. The bad one has a red light light on it on the MB by that slot.Also after running a few minutes or after any attempts to update windows on a clean install or most any other system drivers I kept getting the wonderful BSOD. I have contacted Amazon to return it & they are fully refunding me for the board because they don't have any more. So I now have to reorder from someone else at a higher price. I am not a happy camper on either case at hand. I have another board on order & will update after I recieve that board if its shipped & recieved with no problems. Was really looking forward to runing my new system with this board & my new AMD 8350 CPU. I just hope this board hasn't messed up or damamged any of my other components. Amazon has been accomodating however in my major disappointment as to refunding me for the purchase. Kudos for that. ***************************************************** Update to my previous review above. 3/1/14 I have received my new board I ordered not a replacement from Amazon or Asus since Amazon accepted my defective board back with a full refund. My new board had me sweating bullets after the installation as the system at first booted up fine. Then after running a short time started running unstable. Periodic crashes, freezes, etc. All the components seemed to be fine at the time. As all are brand new with the exception of my Graphics cards. They are not even a yr old yet but still the only thing not brand new to my build. The more I ran the system the more unstable it seemed to get & I was ripping my hair out trying to figure out what was wrong. Started running system tests on everything I could think of & as it turned out it was bad Ram sticks I had purchased causing the problems. I had just bought brand new GSKILL ram for my new system build so had no idea the ram was or would be defective but it was. After running windows memory tests on full test sequence not just the basic test it determined the ram was defective. I removed the new ram & installed some older slower Corsair Ram I had in my previous build & my system issues stopped completely. I have returned my GSKILL ram to the manufacturer & have gotten replacement sticks to put in my system. With the good ram my system is completely stable atm running flawlessly. Here is my new system build info: MSI Computer Corp. ATX Mid Tower Chassis with USB3.0 x1 Front/USB2.0 x2 Front/3.5-Inch Drive Bay x6/5.25-Inch Drive Bay x3, Black (Raptor); PC Power and Cooling Silencer Mk II 950W High Performance 80PLUS Silver SLI CrossFire ready Power Supply compatible with Intel Sandy Bridge Core i3 i5; Dual ASUS GeForce GTX 550 Ti 1GB 192-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card ENGTX550 TI DC TOP/DI/1GD5 run in SLI, The CPU AMD FX-8350 FX-Series Eight-Core Processor Edition, Black AM3+ FD8350FRHKBOX with a Cooler Master Seidon 120M Liquid CPU Water Cooling System with Copper Heatsink and 120mm Radiator - 1 Fan, all installed on this ASUS SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 AM3+ AMD 990FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard run with G.SKILL Sniper Gaming Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin SDRAM DDR3 1866 PC3 14900 Desktop Memory F3-1866C10D-16GSR, a Samsung Electronics 840 Pro Series 2.5-Inch 256 GB SATA 6GB/s Solid State Drive MZ-7PD256BW as my main drive; & for storage a WD- Black 1.5 TB HDD; & a Segate 500GB HDD; LG DVD burner, & LG Blu-Ray Burner on a 27" HD Sansung monitor & Bose Companion II speaker system. I have not had a chance to install my new replacement G-Skill ram yet but hopefully I have a good working set of ram now. So far I am happy with the new Motherboard & its performance. At this time due to RL situations I haven't had much time to work with my new system since the MB replacement but I'm looking forward to many yrs of great performance, gaming & computing. If any issues arise with this motherboard I will update my post to inform everyone interested. This seems to be a great board when you can find & get a good woring one. As we all know with all electronics there are going to be some bad ones that get out with the good product line so there are going to be defects in the stores from time to time. That is inevitable. Its just a matter of the companies QC practices & how stringent they are with the practices they have implimented. Reviews are hard to base a judgement on too as you never know the knowledge lvl of the user / reviewer but I will say even though I'm not a professional certified technitian I have been building & working on computers for over 20 yrs & feel I am pretty knowledgable & proficient. I do build, & repair my own systems & have done so for family & friends for the same amount of time. I try to be honest & bias in my reviews & base them on actual product descriptions & quality not on my frustration with a instance or emotional dealings with a person or company unless it pertains to the product & issue resolutions if an issue of problems or defects arise.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fine Performing Board - with a Couple of Minor Issues
*by S***N on August 30, 2015*

I've used ASUS boards for a very long time now - more than ten years - and have always been pleased. They are clean, well designed, and fairly robust. I've moved boards between chassis frequently and not always been very gentle about it. No problems. I've also used several different models over the years, from the AX 88 to M3A32, an L1N64 dual processor, and a M4N98TD, with a couple of others besides. No problems. With the advent of multicore processors ASUS has stopped making dual processor boards, but the Crosshair V Formula Z with a good 8 core processor would be hard to tell from one. The board was very easy to install and set up - I've had it in two different cases now, and connections are plentiful - I have 6 SATA drives and a SATA bluray, two external USB 3.0 hard drives; and a ThrustMaster Joystick, a Nikon Slide scanner, and an HP printer on the USB 2.0 sockets. No problems here again (but also a 1.1 kilowatt PSU to run it all). And no problems with 32 GB of Kingston 1866 DDR3 RAM. Only two issues have showed up thus far, both solvable. The USB 3.0 motherboard header socket is really just a plastic sleeve that goes over the header pins. With a sticky USB 3.0 connector - which I had - the sleeve will come off when you try to take the connector out. No real damage: pull the sleeve (more like a trough with perforations for the pins) off of the connector and put it back on the board. But a better seated trough would be nice. (And a second USB 3.0 header would also be helpful. The current header won't support more than two devices, so if your case has two 3.0 ports and they're connected to the header an an add on card reader has to use the USB 2,.0 header, even if it's 3.0.) And then there's the matter of setting up RAID in the BIOS. Despite the fact that this is a UEFI BIOS, it ain't easy. RAID is set up through the legacy BIOS settings first. You have to change the hard drive settings to RAID, then reboot in legacy mode and hit F10 to enter the RAID setup. Then you must configure your RAID array, reboot, and change the boot mode back to UEFI to install Windows (8.1). And when installing Windows you'll probably need to load the RAID driver (even if your RAID array isn't your boot drive) since Microsoft seems always to think this is some rare event. It is not intuitive and you may get many "Bootable device not found" error messages. Don't lose heart. But be prepared to spend some time. I've set up numerous RAID arrays over the years but this was the hardest. Still, I like the UEFI BIOS, while the power management with a modern PSU is much better, and in all other respects the board is pretty great. I've never found custom builds entirely problem free. But for me at least the minor hassles were definitely worth the performance. Hope they will be for you too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***R on April 21, 2015*

Ein super Mainboard mit tollen Funktionen. Viel schneller als mein Altes. Und der Preis passt auch. Ich habe nichts zu bemängeln.

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