Pros: Manual was easy to understand, mobo works great

Cons: None

Overall Review: Would recommend. Easy setup

Pros: Matched specific form factor and specs I needed

Cons: Failed to deliver.

Overall Review: First ASUS board in years after some bad experiences. Wanted a specific form factor, only two on the market are ASRock or this. Stalled at install due to bad ethernet connection. Wifi fails, too. Turns out the ethernet connection is just spamming packets throughout the network. Cripples whole house. First time for everything, I guess.

Pros: - Solid construction - Chipset maintains low temps - Included heatsink for nvme ssd - Great included wifi adapter (if you use wifi) - Been running 24/7 for a couple months with an i1200k and gtx 1090 in an mATX case -- no issues.

Cons: No complaints

Overall Review: You get what you pay for. Costs more than comparable board from Asrock, but the quality certainly won't be matched.

Overall Review: This motherboard paired with the Ryujin II 360 AIO has been giving me a lot of grief. It passed Prime95 stress test for over an hour, but started overheating to 100C+ while gaming. No way to rollback the Bios to before enabling AI Overclock. I will never buy ASUS again.

Pros: High quality Lots of RGB 3 M.2 slots 1200/1700 cooler option

Cons: Slow to post Amory Crate software

Overall Review: I usually use ITX boards but my case also takes M-atx so I tried this board. First thing I notice is post time, Best I could do with this board was 13secs, which for me is quite high, But I did notice that unlike ALL other Intel Z690 boards that I tried, this board powers on right away after a power loss, Unlike the others that have a 2.5-4sec delay, but even with this attribute, it still posted slower than most, and that is with fast boot and no storage devices attached, attach a usb storage device, regardless of speed and it will add several secs to Asus boards, why they take so long to check a non-boot device is way beyond me. Board did see my G.Skill 6000 ram perfectly and XMP worked without issues. Using the one button click with the Amory crate software to Oc the system achieved good results with minimal heat increase. Of course the Amory crate software has around a zillion services running which concerns me. Rgb lights worked well, software worked well, Fan control was good. Unlike the Msi control center the Amory crate software was stable at all times. My benchmarks on this board were comparable to the Other Intel competitors, If this board would post quicker I would of kept it, but my MSI Meg Unify posts quicker and runs just as well.