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Very affordable for what you get. it comes with all the drivers you need in a convenient DVD to install in minutes. Friendly UI, cool look, and full functionality; it came with all the ports I needed.

Everything fits nice and easy into the board. No issues connecting all the wires and cables.

I don't really know what to say about motherboards but I'll try. It had the connections I needed. I usually need an SPDIF (Optical) connector so I can connect to my home stereo, and it had one. The wi-fi is an added benefit. Heatsinks are a nice touch. Ok I'll stop here as I don't really know what I'm talking about when it come to motherboards.

- Powerful - Reliable - Good esthetics

The manual! Enough cannot be said about the manual. This makes building a system crazy easy; even those pesky front panel connectors just require a quick reference to the manual. A lot of my concern in my build was with thermals and so I bought this board mostly due to the awesome VRMs to keep my new chip from self throttling. I'm loving all the SATA ports and chassis fan placements. The reinforced GPU slot is evident and there is legit zero, zilch, nada sag/droop from my 5700xt. The RGB edge is very slight and not a beacon to be seen from space but it can be turned off altogether. This and the memory seem to remain lit when asleep or powered off with fast boot enabled, not a big deal since the RGB can be completely off. The UEFI aka BIOS is pretty awesome and very configurable. You can use the mouse but there is some input lag or something putting the experience at just less than on point but it isn't like this prevents its use I just prefer the keyboard controls. The fan controls are easy to use.

Great aesthetic, Strix gaming... This board looks great in my white themed build, It overclock well too.

Don't actually need any drivers. Win10 has them all covered already. Wifi works excellent.

Works as advertise. Didn't have to update the bios to run my ryzen 5 3600. Bios is awsome

This was a really good product from ASUS, amazing mother board, I love how it has the small logo RBG, plenty of RBG Headers and Chassis fan headers, my favorite part had to be the M.2 Heat syncs. Very useful.

1. For beginner PC builders, you will get good performance with default "auto" bios settings right out of the box. No need to touch anything. 2. For advanced PC builders, you will find all the bios adjustability anyone needs. Voltages, clocks, load line calibration, RAM timing, fan curves, etc... Even one of those "overclock helper" tools that you normally find in the high end X570 boards. 3. Decent size heat sinks on the VRM. So that helps things stay cool and reliable. 4. Supports AMD Ryzen CPUs all the way up to the insane Ryzen 9 5950X 5. This motherboard uses the B550 chipset, so it doesnt need to have the little fan on the southbridge. One less moving part to break. 6. Tough to beat the price.

Motherboard works fine with Ryzen 5 5600x. Delivered promptly. Installed with no problems!

Relatively understated aesthetic; looks great in my Meshlicious case. Already came with latest P2.20 BIOS update.

Nice Layout, Run great my 5900X Good for OC

Superb visuals Easy setup Well though out layout Heat spreaders on M.2 slots Room for expansion Nice to look at BIOS (see cons for more) Booted first time running Ryzen 7 2700X, T-Force Zeus 3200MHz DDR4 and RX570 8GB.

Most Affordable X570 Motherboard. For an entry level X570 Motherboard , this MSI X570 MB has everything you need and More for a new build. Fan is Very Quiet. Plenty of well placed Fan Headers. This MSI X570 Motherboard is a Beauty just to look at, the Color Scheme is Great. "NOTE"...This Review is for the MSI Review Rebate Program...Thanks...Timothy Debord...

Got this as a surprise upgrade for a friend. It looks great and is well built.

This is a pretty solid MB; it looks very nice, it's not too flashy. Fits perfectly into my build and matches colors with my case. The wi-fi built into this board is ... better than anything I've ever seen. I'm a professional computer technician, and when I say this is the fastest thing I've ever seen, I mean the only thing I've seen that was faster was a $200 10gbps network card on my server.

ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming WIFI II AM4 Motherboard. To me, a very nice motherboard, has multiple expansion slots and 2 NVMe SSD connections, everything is convenient regarding the PCIe slots and the NVMe connections. 4 DDR-4 RAM slots, 128GB with up to 5100. This motherboard has a "BIOS Flashback" button, used to upgrade the BIOS without having a processor installed or having to have an older processor installed for upgrades . ** For use when the BIOS does not have the current or newest processor code information to be able to boot correctly. To me, this is a nice motherboard. One issue that I had was with the power connections. ( Not really the boards problem). There is no problem with what I call the "standard 24 pin motherboard connector" that was fine, Where it gets a little confusing is with what I call the " Auxiliary CPU Power Connections" , on this board there is an "8-pin" connection and also a "4-pin connection. From my prospective the problem is with the venders of the "Power Supplies". The modular power supply unit "PSU" I used had the cable for the "24-pin motherboard" but the for the Aux CPU power, the only cables were (2) "8-pin"(PSU end) : 4 x 4-pin"(CPU end) [ 8 (4 x 4)-pin] cables. After several chats with ASUS, Took 1 of the "8-pin: 4 x 4-pin cables and checked the voltage on the pins and correctly plugged (1) one of the "4 x 4 -pin" ends into the "8-pin" socket on the mother board, ( plugging one "4-pin end, correctly oriented into the matching pin arrangement on the "8-pin" socket on the motherboard) and then the other "4-pin" end from the same cable correctly oriented into the remaining "4-pins on the "8-pin" socket on the motherboard. Next I plugged in the 2nd "8-pin"cable labeled "PSU" into the power supply and then using only one of the (2) "4-pin" plugs, I plugged in one (1) of the (2) "4-pin" plugs into the "single" "4-pin" CPU connector (aux CPU power) . The motherboard and system functioned fine once the proper / correct power connections were completed.

Overall the motherboard is very good. Comes with basically everything you need aside from a wifi chip. Really like the included thermal pads for the m.2, it also comes with m.2 standoffs and screw. It was a pretty easy install of my ryzen 7 5800x. Didn't need to do any bios flash came ready with ryzen 5000 bios.

Fast - like under 7-seconds of boot load speed Lots of RGB pins but out of 5-6 I only used 2 since I have (2) Corsair commander one that came with case and one from 360 rad 115i capellix. No need to BIOS update since this a new mobo as of Aug 2021