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Fast, stable

Super fast, Zen 3 , everything you need best bang for the buck, Highly recommended

-can pair with powerful cpus during ramageddon, best cpu out there for am4 if you are holding on to your ddr4 like a dog that thinks your gonna take its food away.

Bios supports newer X3D chip without needing to be flashed. good choice for AM4 but not too expensive

Gigabyte made Booting really Easy Good PCIE slot reinforcement Aesthetically pleasing Fault Lights for diagnosing

this thing is a beast and the quality live up to the brand

The board itself is a very nice board. The memory that came with it was very nice memory too. The two together work.

stable fast reliable

-Has all of the connectivity you need to be good for a few years -Has more M.2 ports than anything else at this price point -Doesn't require an ATX-E case -Memory QVL is actually a decent length -POST code display on board is not common below $400 -Worked with no issues after BIOS upgrade (which you should expect to need for a CPU less than a month old) -USB stick included for drivers

Definitely does outperform "stock" pastes and lowers temperatures by several degrees C. This is good stuff.

I own 3 of these, and they have been working great so far. This is what I use for all the dash cams that I've bought. Transfer speeds are just about what I expected them to be (see attached)

- Installed quickly without issue, clear and concise instruction using the online guide. - PCIe 5.0 means it's future proof. - Amazing value.

Performance is excellent especially for the price and can't be beat. Multi thread performance is great and is awesome for Gentoo Linux. Software compiles and builds fast and it doesn't seem to throttle it self down as long as the temps stay within range. Haven't used it to play games yet so can't comment on that. So far the system has been rock solid no issues at all. I haven't seen any throttling due to temps with my 360mm AIO cooler, even with all cores at 100% usage for a few hours. Support for P and E-core scheduling worked out of the box on Gentoo Linux and everything is nicely balanced across all cores.

- Plenty of rear I/O for a mATX board - Love having both the internal 20 pin USB3 connector and the type C front panel connector on this mobo, which means all my front I/O will be usable on my A3-mATX - Ryzen 7 5700G worked out of the box - having three display outputs is clutch (currently using DP and HDMI only) - being a PRO series board, has an amazing mostly black PCB design - MediaTek RZ616 Wi-Fi 6E + BT combo work surprisingly well. I get the full speed of 6E thanks to my Xfinity gateway. Bluetooth connections are strong and stable with no drops - MSI's BIOS is amazing, both the EZ mode and advanced mode are easy to use. Was able to enable XMP easily for my 3600 MHz, C18 RAM kit. I opted for a 2x16GB kit which worked out of the box. I want to experiment with overclocking the RAM and iGPU a bit.

- good amount of fan headers still used fan hub - online manual is helpful - tool-less nvme x2 - reinforced PCIE slot - looks good - AM4 backplate pre-installed

Works great in Android phone