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

Pretty much all the high end features you want - without wasting your money on eye candy. Post codes on the bottom are super useful for troubleshooting Plenty of fan headers - with good cable management you can skip buying a separate one Quick boot times in my experience - as long as you use QVL ram Fan-tastic is really convinient and the curves it comes up with strike a very good balance between noise and performance

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?

FAST Low heat. SILENT 130 to 150fps BG3 @ 4K 130 TO 150 Black Myth with FSR and Frame Gen looks amazing! Smooth as butter Every game at 4k has ran 60 to 150fps max settings Card looks great! 2x 8pin power cables Gpu temp 60c Hotspot 80c Memory 88-90c

-After wrestling with some other issues, was able to get the kit's EXPO profile to work with minimal work; runs fast at stable. Not best of the best, mind, but still quite good. -I rather like combination of LEDs with the diffuser top, looks great.

I haven't built a pc in about 7 years, but everything went smoothly. Last mobo was also MSI, but I spent time researching since a lot has changed. Went AMD this time and wanted an 8 layer board, WIFI 7 (available after upgrading to Win 11), USB 4, PCI-e 5 that has a dedicated lane, and good thermals for a reasonable price. Recognizes the 9800x3d out of the box.

It works fine with the Ryzen 5 7600 I paired it with.

- I am using an air cooler, and the system runs very quiet and smooth. - Cinebench R23 easily passes 35,000 multicore and 2,271 single-core without overclocking

Full ATX size with 1DPC layout ASUS has the best bios interface compared to others 9950X3D able to achieve 5.9 GHZ stable and 8000 speeds and semi-tight timings, matching my previous intel setup

Multiple M2 slots, 4 SATA connections, Lots of USB with high speed. One HDMI and two display/USB ports can connect three monitors directly or daisy chain more. Includes Wi-Fi with a two-connector antenna. Has on board graphics. Many fan power connectors. Pretty much everything I need. Two PCIE 16 slots in case I want to add a GPU and whatever else. I also added additional front panel USB/Card slots so I have top panel USB, back panel USB and front panel USB/card slots. Somewhere around 20 USB ports. Downloaded the ASUS software that installed all the drivers very quickly. No problems finding drivers, etc. Loaded up Windows Pro 11, had a minor hiccup installing Windows but AI chat helped me get around that fairly easily. Bought Windows 11 Pro from StackSocial for $13. Support there was great and software works great.

I've built a few computers with this mobo and I don't really have an complaints. Love that it has built in wifi and Bluetooth

Came from a I7-9700 and a RTX3080. Now running a Core Ultra 265K and this ASUS Prime RTX5070ti. My 3DMark Time Spy specs just about doubled in all cases.

Looks nice, industrial appearance Rgb corner is neat for visual appeal Robust construction, lots of heat sinks

My motherboard purchase from new egg was very good. The board was new in a sealed box with all parts and worked perfect for my son's new build. I tried purchasing a board from Am-a-zon. What a disaster that was. First time they sent me an opened box, likely used board. Returned. Secured board was DOA and wouldn't turn on. New egg was a way better experience.

Solid build MB

-Shreds any and all workloads -runs cooler than my old 5800x3D -boosts to 5.7GHz on all cores under heavy workloads