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Has indication lights to tell you whats going on. Came in use when I built my new PC and had to figure out what was going wrong.

It can fit a lot of components and when you think you need more; its there!

Looks great, nice little touch of RGB, has everything you need for a good PC build.

The ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Dark Hero is phenomenal. I want to start by mentioning the attention to detail and the build qualityit's on another level. The board feels very solid, strong, and heavy. The main reason I decided to go with this board is that it allows me to run two Gen 5 SSDs at full speed without losing GPU performance, keeping the graphics card running at x16. I do lose the use of the 40Gb USB-C ports, but honestly I dont use them anyway. Working on the board was super easy thanks to all the EZ-Latch mechanisms, which made installing components quick and hassle-free.

Feels very premium and it has lots of extras. Much needed usb connectors! And performs amazing. One of the best looking white motherboards hands down.

- Sturdy, quality construction - Built with overclocking in mind - Large heat sink (probably overkill) for PCIE gen 5 M.2 SSD's

MoBo I/O ports are nice NVME m2 slot (main) has quick release heatsink.

- for some strange reasons, most other boards seem to be limited to 2 PCI slots running at x8x8. This one offer a nice layout of 3 usable slots - surprisingly heavy, seems very sturdy with added backshield, large heatsinks for M2s - plenty of room around the cpu to accomodate all kinds of coolers. - usb galore, power galore, fans power headers galore...

It supports gen 4 PCIe and gen 4 nvme in the main slots. Plenty of room for upgrades.

-Relatively Affordable -No issues with first boot

Workability, Usability, esthetics, was very easy to install and set up. It lets my components breathe and work to the nine without any issues. Set it up with dual boot of windows and a specially made kali linux version they did for me.

Wifi antenna, way better than the rabbit ears on the back of my old pcs, doesn't hurt that it is also a new standard, wifi 7 The look of the motherboard is nice and clean, also love the ez latch m.2s, it can be annoying to use screwdrivers, so being able to just pop in m.2s is a plus Ez Latch for the PCIE slot is also great, much easier than trying to press the latch behind the GPU, also love how lanes for m.2 and the PCIE 5.0 don't get divided up, all m.2 + pcie 5.0 can be used A decent amount of usb ports

Easy to work with, plenty of features, good reputation, and at a great price (especially after rebates).

3 tool-less NVMe slots, 4 SATA, upgraded audio (ALC1220), and overall looks great!

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.

I haven't built a PC since 2017 so this one is a huge upgrade from that era. It's also my first Gigabyte/Aorus product and have had no issues getting it up and running with a 9800x3d and 64gb Corsair RAM with expo enabled. I haven't really tinkered with it nor needed to. Stable, cool, and quiet in all stress-testing and gaming. -Tons of connectivity -Fan headers all over -Solid, well-built, and has massive heatsinks -Classy and subtle RGB -Great looking board for a white/cold looking build, though my air cooler blocks half the view

Really happy with this motherboard so far. Setup was easy and everything worked right away without any problems. The BIOS is simple to navigate, WiFi has been fast and stable, and there are plenty of ports for everything I need. It also feels very solid and well made. Overall, it was easy to build with and has been running great.