Pros: Micro ATX is the perfect size for most builds and this board sure packs a lot into a small package. Latest AMD chipset, check. WiFi, check. Bluetooth, check. Fast LAN, check. RGB, check. There's many more about this board, but you get the idea. Physical installation of the motherboard in the case was painless. Everything fit like it should. It's a nice example of ASUS quality that many have come to expect of the brand's high end offerings. I did have a few hiccups during Windows installation I will discuss below.

Cons: The board initially would not show any display while using a GTX 1070 video card which made it impossible to do initial setup and Windows install. The VGA LED on the motherboard was illuminated indicating a problem. I swapped out to a different video card (RTX 3070) just to get Windows installed then reinstalled the GTX 1070 afterwards. Still, no display during boot, but video would come up when Windows loads to the login screen. A BIOS update did not fix the problem. After a bit of searching online, the problem is that the graphics card firmware for Nvidia 1XXX series cards needs to be updated to work with the UEFI of this motherboard. I had no previous problems using the same card on other UEFI boards. To fix, search for "Nvidia UEFI Update Tool" and it should be your first hit. No problems with display after using the tool and the VGA LED is no longer lit. To the other reviewer with the GTX 1080 doing the same thing: it's the card not the motherboard. I did have a read-the-manual moment with this board. No eggs off but it's worth noting for prospect buyers: I initially installed my NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD using the M.2 slot which has a heatsink. It made sense to me that a high performance slot would have the better cooling option, but I was wrong. That slot only operates as PCIe 3.0 speed. I switched to the naked M.2 slot which is PCIe 4.0 after I realized my error and now have full SSD speed. If you have a PCIe 4.0 SSD and want to maximize the speed, you have to use the M.2 slot without the heatsink.

Overall Review: You may need to have a USB flash drive or an optical drive handy when you install this motherboard. When I installed Windows, ethernet hardware did not have a default driver installed for the Realtek RTL8125B chip and no other generic LAN drivers would work. I used a USB optical drive to pull the LAN driver off the included ASUS motherboard disc and I was up and running in no time. Of course, after you have working internet all other missing drivers can be downloaded. It's been a very long time since I've installed Windows and not had working LAN from the get go. I don't recall if the wireless was working by default as my set up is wired only and I only use the wireless chip for bluetooth functionality.

Pros: Overall

Cons: I/O plate is hard to install

Overall Review: Good quality board, easy to build Paired with a R5 3600 and don't have issues

Pros: The pros of this board are the faster Pcie bus as I have a pcie 4.0 ssd and it is significantly quicker as my PC-Mark scores went up. I like the layout and the Asus utility installed the latest drivers flawlessly as does the wife's laptop. The wifi will be of use when I move my pc away from the bridge.

Cons: The expense of the board compared to previous 450m boards and a possible delay that I'm having with the internet connection when awakened.

Overall Review: I would certainly recommend this board for Ryzen chips that support Pcie 4 as the 570 has a cooling fan and matx boards are almost impossible to find. Please note it doesn't support older Ryzen chips!!!!

Pros: MOBO worked great for what I needed until it didn't

Cons: Didn't work more than eight months.

Overall Review: CPU socket no longer functioning. After eight months of working great it just up and died. The CPU light was on, so because I have never had any issues with asus products I went ahead and took a gamble and bought a new CPU. Well, that wasn't it and now I am stuck with a second working CPU. Upside is I am that much closer to my next build. Downside, I still have a shot Mother board and not enough money to get a new one. Real bummer. Now I'm stuck wondering if I should buy another ASUS or move on. I hope this was a fluke.

Pros: Solid build quality

Cons: Drivers can be a pain to get functioning

Overall Review: Did the job for my new Ryzen build, no issues to speak of other than network drivers not working correctly initially. Would recommend if options are limited at this form factor and price point.

Pros: Great motherboard on my new build paired with AMD Ryzen 7 5700G, Bios was already updated and recognized the processor. It has some very cool looking RGB on the motherboard, it looks like it's breathing. Hard to take a photo of it, but it looks really cool. I'm able to run all of my programs and games no Problem.

Cons: None, just buy this Motherboard, can't go wrong with Asus!

Overall Review: I did a lot of research in finding the right ITX system board, this one fits the bill for my New build , very happy with it.

Pros: -Good feature set-Lots of USB ports-WiFi-good VRM cooling

Cons: -needs more fan headers, also some fan headers are in hard to reach spots-price should be lower

Overall Review: Good board for a mid range build, haven't overclocked yet so I'll update when I do. Definitely recommended if you're looking for a good mITX board