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I specifically bought this motherboard for the amount of 3.0+ USBs on it. I also like the option for the 4 sata ports, over other boards having 2. It has 3 NVMe ports as well. It also comes with NVMe heatsinks.

Multiple M2 slots, 4 SATA connections, Lots of USB with high speed. One HDMI and two display/USB ports can connect three monitors directly or daisy chain more. Includes Wi-Fi with a two-connector antenna. Has on board graphics. Many fan power connectors. Pretty much everything I need. Two PCIE 16 slots in case I want to add a GPU and whatever else. I also added additional front panel USB/Card slots so I have top panel USB, back panel USB and front panel USB/card slots. Somewhere around 20 USB ports. Downloaded the ASUS software that installed all the drivers very quickly. No problems finding drivers, etc. Loaded up Windows Pro 11, had a minor hiccup installing Windows but AI chat helped me get around that fairly easily. Bought Windows 11 Pro from StackSocial for $13. Support there was great and software works great.

Good price works

Super easy to install and install components Love the BIOS

No issue at all Paired with 9900X with 7900 GRE and it works like a charm I went back to AMD because of Intels problem

This review for ASRock review rebate program. -4 NVME Ports (3 gen 4 / 1 gen 5) -Gen 5 speeds on GPU + CPU -Fantastic build quality and heavy backplate -I love the look and quality of the Taichi X870.

MSI products have always worked well for me and this motherboard is great just like the others I have used for my builds in the past.

"This review for ASRock review rebate program" if you're in search of an exceptional X870E motherboard, the X870E Nova WIFI will not let you down. I've been using this motherboard with a 9800X3D processor, RTX 4080 GPU, and CL 30 6000 RAM, which I've overclocked to CL 30-38-38-38-50 at 6400, and it's stable. This motherboard is a powerhouse, featuring an 8-layer PCB, massive heatsinks, and excellent power delivery. It has a sleek design, a debug light, and a screen for easy troubleshooting. What stands out the most is that there are no shared lanes on this board, ensuring that no matter how many M.2 devices you add, the PCIe Gen 4 lanes will always stay at PCIe x16, maximizing your bandwidth. Overall, it's an outstanding board, and I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase.

Unlike a majority of the M-ATX form factor boards available, the B650M Pro RS is one of the few that has the PCI-e lane in the top case slot position, which allows for the use and installation of thicker GPUs and fans for intake on cases that support bottom intake. Unlike a majority of the other manufacturers, this AsRock is one of the few to still offer fast boot for AM5; its no 7 second fast boot like my old 9th Gen intel system, but its better than MSIs 63 second forced slow boot. For the price offered, there is absolutely no coil whine from the VRMs which puts the Gigabyte B650M Elite AX to shame; genuinely cannot go wrong with this for gaming.

-Nice Looks -Very fast

I cherish my WiFi EZ-Plug and so should you

This board feels solid and reliable. Setup was smooth and the BIOS is easy enough to work with once you spend a little time in it. Runs my 9950X3D with no issues, temps stay under control, and everything just feels stable. Plenty of ports and slots for whatever you throw at it, and the build quality is exactly what youd expect at this level.

I am using it with a 9950x3d and this mobo and its chipset drivers work perfectly. I just installed and ran FS 2024, and the CCD0 cores all functioned while all the CCD1 cores parked with 0 utilization. So the mobo, its drivers, the cpu and Windows 11 all did their job and worked in harmony. The game ran so smoothly. In addition, the PCI-e 5.0 x 16 slot runs at that speed per GPU-Z, and the first NVmE slot (M,2_1, the one above the PCI-E x 16 slot with its own heat spreader) runs at PCI-e 5.0 x 4 without affecting the PCI-E x 16 speed, with a Samsung 9100 Pro running at 14k sequential read and write per Crystalmark and Samsung Magician. I have a 990 Evo PCI-e x 4 drive in Slot 3 and it runs at 7K sequential read and write. The on-board sound is quite good. Quickly and in no order: bios update was easy, manual is very good. With the installed bios that came with the board, it immediately recognized and allowed me to boot up my 9950x3ed and some corsair ram that was on their DRAM approved list. I updated the bios, and the system read some Corsair Dram NOT on the list, and runs it at full advertised DRAM 6000HT speeds. SATA channels work fine and independent of the NVME slots; there are no conflicts or speed degradation. Finally, BE SURE to insert the little rubber pads included with the mobo into the M2 slots, for single-sided M2s. The pad fits below the M2, helps to push the M2 snug against the heat sink on top, and drops temps quite significantly (5C at idle, more so under load).

-Wifi -Exists

I honestly really liked it. It was pretty easy to install. It's a lot cleaner than my last one and the GPU sits a lot higher on it than my last motherboard as well

Really good motherboard, used to replace an old PC and it was the best budget with all the latest gen support. Some highlights: - PCI-E Gen 4.0 x16 port - M2 Slot for Future Wifi - 2x USB 3.0 Headers - VRM Headsink - Has diagnostic LEDs - 3 Slot GPUs wont block I/O headers

Bios flashback Multiple fan headers Other features I am forgetting at the moment lol All in all it seems like a really good board for the 110 dollars I paid for it

GIGABYTE X870 is a update to my GA-AX370-Gaming 5 it's still working great. So far been great MOBO lots options for fans,drives,etc. It is a haevy board come peared to my old one. Easy in install M.2 druves. No little screws to mess with. BIOS got lots adjustment you can do. Update BIOS was a breeze to install.