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- It works - Plenty of USB ports - USB antenna is not limited to I/O port but has a magnetic base and can be moved and positioned as needed - LED troubleshooting

- Cheaper than the AM5 counterparts (aside from some bundles maybe) - BIOS is clean and intuitive to use - Lots of fast ports

Worked fine with my new Ryzen 9900X + MSI 5070 Gaming Trio + Linux Mint build. The BIOS fan curves and other settings are easy to adjust (Yes, I'm old enough to be impressed by friendly BIOS screens. You kids dunno how good you've got it these days).

Amazing value for money I was lucky to get the 1050w for 79.99 in a door buster deal. This is my second Montech century, the first one I bought was a 1200w and it's been perfect for 2 years now.

Great case

Due to changes in the internal structure, the clock speed has increased because it can be cooled more than the 7950X3D, and the X3D has been installed while maintaining the same performance as the 9950X. It is the strongest CPU.

Needed more storage for gaming. Plugged it in and was downloading games the few couple hours.

- Good value for the price, other mobos with a similar feature set are $200+ - Has DP ALT mode for connecting to monitors via a single USB-C cable - Boots fast and the BIOS is fairly straightforward - Has 2 M.2 slots

-Bit more expensive than the PAG A850GS but bought this because of the $100 USD steam offer.

It's price point and performance are a perfect match, ONE OF the best Modern Day Motherboard Choices.

Bought this MB with a Raptor Lake i5 to replace my old Asus Zxx MB and Kaby Lake i7 that were not capable of upgrading to Windows 11. Reused my old CM PS, CM Heatsink, Nvidia card and even my old 16GB of PC4 RAM. Booted-up and it automatically booted Windows 10 from my old SSD. I was then able to "Upgrade" to Windows 11 (rather than having to buy a new copy) and it has worked perfectly. When I first started doing builds 30 years ago, if you changed the CPU, MB or HD, you had to start all over. Not this time. Don't know why?

- "Cheap" - Fast enough - Speeds at or above advertised specs

Shields/heatsinks are not flimsy, the entire board feels sturdy which was a requirement for this build.

Good price, working so far, 2 m.2 slots. Running my 7900x and 7900xtx with an 850w psu no problems (no oc until amd oc/board is issues are sorted for me) No extra frills, just what you need Also the built in bios flasher is really cool. You can update bios without any components on the board through a usb on the back, that has a button. None of my pcs in the past have had this feature, but it is really cool to see. UPDATE: It's now been a year, and I've been very happy with the motherboard. I am going through and updating bios today, and dialing in settings. Haven't had any issues, other than AMD SAM support being strange- which from what I can tell is with AMD drivers not the MOBO. Not planning on changing it, and will lean on my setup some more to get more performance via undervolt etc, and probably buy some faster ram.

Free with my purchase of the Ventus 5070 rtx GPU

4TB drives...LOTS of room

Finally able to get my hands on some DDR5, and its doing me good so far.

Good brand Good wattage Good price

I was able to immediately unpack and insert into xbox series x. The 2 tb or 1.8tb to be exact was immediately recognized.