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It has WIFI 7 and allows for 5 nvme drives. The material is solid.

Just built a new system, been running it for a couple weeks and its working flawlessly. All the features I need, prices fair for a quality board.

pcle 5.0 support wi-fi 6E support easy to install cpu ram and nvme

- It was what I ordered - CPU fits as intended - Size is sized - 100% ITX sized - Probably size comparable to a banana

Motherboard worked out of the box with AMD Ryzen 5 5500. On Linux Mint, Wireless & Audio work fine without any additional downloads or installs needed.

The best bios support amognst all of the brands. Very soild OC functions and tools. THE BEST memory OC board for the AM5 socket.

Great combo deal

I dont know what else to say other than this board is super feature packed (more than ill ever use), super future proof, high quality, and the RGB is really cool. I have had a better time with memory overclocking on this board than my previous MSI board, and if your memory profile fails, it just tells you that it failed instead of hanging on a black screen and forcing a CMOS reset (which by the way this board has a button for, no more battery removal)

Sturdy, Aesthetic, Full Featured, Easy to set up

Motherboard got here just in time to get my granddaughters computer finished before Christmas. I had no issues with installing and worked as expected. I would recommend this motherboard to anyone looking to make a cost effective PC.

With the future AMD CPUs you will need the 64mb BOIS to have all available options. Solid motherboard. Great looking. Excellent performance. If you plan on using both gen5 nvme slots at once it will disable the USB4 ports. I researched this and it was not a problem for me as I use an add in USB4 card from my previous computer. Other than that this motherboard meets all of my needs and is solid.

- Love the Aesthetics, and heat sinks - sturdy, well built motherboard. - Armored graphics card pci-e 5.0 slot with locking mechanism - 5gbs ethernet port, wifi 7 - lots of pci-e slots for additional SSD's

-I returned a gigabyte Eagle x870. My waterblock for my 4090 was scraping where the backplate USB ports where so that was very disappointing but it ended up being a good thing. I Found this great deal on Newegg with the free ram included. -Latest and greatest chipset X870E, Tons of m2, future proof USB 4 Etc. Everything fits perfect and was easy to setup. -BIOS updated flawlessly to the latest version once I followed instructions correctly :). -Blazing fast with the 9800 X3D. And I don't even have ever setting dialed in perfectly yet. SO fast! -Hopefully many years of business and gaming on this MB.

Bought this as part of an upgrade. New MB, CPU (AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor 3.60 GHz M4 socket), 4T HHD, 2T SSD, an AMD Radeon RX590 GME graphics card and Windows 11. Installing it was fun (see cons). I just had a mouse, keyboard, and monitor connected to ease things a bit. Turned it on just long enough to get disk in the drive, then restarted. Nothing on the monitor! Set there for a few minutes, then realized I had plugged the HDMI cord into the MB instead of the graphics card. After that clear sailing. Loved I could use my DRAM from my old board. I have 3 HHDs, but everything fit.

- cost - multiple video output formats, if using on chip video - works well with Ryzen 5 4600g - all in all a solid entry level board

Has dual M.2, PCI-E 4.0, supports Ryzen 5000 series cpu out the box, and it's a new model recently released.

I bought this because it had more usb ports. I use 7 peripherals, maybe more... so yeah. The m.2 does not use screws but it uses a plunger thing to lock it in. I think that's good since it prevents people from over tightening it. BIOS is easy for first timers like me.

Works with and USES ECC memory, as confirmed in Ubuntu 24.04 (Kingston KSM48E40BD8KI-32HA). I didn't have to fiddle with the bios at all - either to get full performance in Passmark versus existing baselines, or to get ECC memory to be recognized and to work in Linux. This was great, as I "upgraded" early from my (not old) Gigabyte B760M with the borked 13900K.

Did someone say USB?! If you run a VR or sim racing rig and need lots of USB ports, this board is the one for you. You get 14 USB ports just on the rear panel, with USB 2.0, 3.1 and 3.2 front panel connectors for even more. The top PCIe slot is gen 5, so it will support any new GPU upgrades for a long time. VRM is very strong too, so it should be able to handle a 9950X without a sweat. It handles my overclocked 7700 just fine. On board audio is also a nice spec but you probably already have an audio interface if you're getting a board like this. All NVME slots area tool-less style, but you still need to unscrew the heatsink for slots 2 and 3. The top NVME slot has cooling pads on both sides so it should be able to cool gen5 SSDs decently well. I don't have a gen5 drive so I can't test this.