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The IronWolf is rated as an NAS drive. I used them in an attached external drive in Raid1 for important video content I couldnt afford to lose. I cant speak to longevity but Im confident they will meet and exceed my expectations.

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

Price, VRAM and performance.

runs crysis, DiRT 2 and GTA IV maxed out at 1050p at 100+ fps and runs below 70C at all times and a good bit of the time below 60C too

Arrived ahead of schedule, well packaged; installation in a newish Lenovo basic laptop was almost as simple as plugging the 8gb memory stick I had installed previously. The laptop came with 4gb of ram, and a 128 card soldered in. Sucked, especially witn Win 11. Now, it screams right along, doing everything I ask for. I'm using TG SSD's in most of my equipment, which is mostly other peoples' castoffs, and haven't had a failure yet.

Good brand Good wattage Good price

Have had wonderful use of AMD CPU's the years have built a few most have been AMD 4 this is my first 5 series and I do believe this is a outstanding CPU. I only hope it will give me the years of service the other have. AMD does make great product. (Its not to say I never use INTEL they have been okay I do like the B580 GPU works well.) The build has just always worked really good for me so far.

Has a lot of fan mounting options, capable of either 280 or 360 mm radiator on top, good cable management, good air flow

Does what one expects at a good price

Never crashes Runs everything like butter

It's a good solid board so far has plenty of m.2 and fits my needs perfectly. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles but for a solid wifi gaming board at this price point can't beat it.

I recently took advantage of a 9800x3d combo deal that included this motherboard, and I have seen some unexpected improvements from this board that aren't just from the new CPU. I don't know how or why, but this motherboard completely got rid of the coil whine coming from my Founders Edition 5080, and significantly sped up my boot times. I reused my Gen4 m.2 SSD with this motherboard when I did the CPU swap, and my BIOS times are nearly half of what they used to be now. I also used to get crazy amounts of coil whine in game and when just moving around my mouse cursor on the desktop, but that is completely gone now. My build is almost silent with this new board. I'm impressed with the build quality and the features of this board. I've always heard good things about ASUS motherboards, and I will probably stuck to ASUS products in the future as long as they remain price competitive, as I have really enjoyed using this board in my build. I really appreciate the three included m.2 slots which I would consider a stand out feature on most MATX motherboards, especially at this price. All the other boards I was comparing this to had only 2 slots. Additionally, having the main pcie x16 slot in in the first motherboard slot is a non-negotiable for me with a MFF case and the trend of huge GPUs going forward. PCIE 5.0 is a plus with future proofing as well, though I have not noticed any performance benefits over my 4.0 board. Also there are plenty of fan headers if that is something you are worried about. Havin the debug LED's and BIOS rollback are great as well.

* affordable * Good performance *Easy bios upgrades *Linux compatible *Does it's job *Two nvme ssd slots as well as a pcie 4.0 port. One of them has a heatsink called "thermal guard" as it's brand name to keep your SSD cool. But it's not the best thermal guard and you have to use it if you want to have two ssds. *Ethernet port * Very small, but not too small which means it fits extremely well with a micro ATX case.

It's fast, reliable and fit my system build to a T