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Price was super cheap for a wifi board. I snagged it for 89 bucks

-White/silver accents -Intuitive BIOS -Button to release PCIE slot -WiFi 7 -Debug seven-segment display -on-board buttons for power, reset, BIOS flash

M.2 slot lga 1700 everything is great even has a c port slot which is nice idk what I would use it for

* 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.

- Value for money - Well built - Looks good - Regular BIOS updates (critical for early adopters) - No compatibility issues till now

Very heavy and solid they use a lot of metal. ATX Board, Supports socket 1851 for my intel core 9 285. Easy latch for m2 sticks, release button for PCI video Card. Debug display for troubleshooting. Z890 Chipset, reinforced pci slot, Wi-Fi 7, 10 GB Lan, dual channel DDR 5 memory with 4 slots. Support for gen 5 m2. PCI 4 and PCI 3 available for expansion. Easy build for me. Best motherboard I have had to date.

- Lots of USB ports - Lots of M.2 slots - Stunning Looks - Solid build - Fair price considering cost of everything has gone up

I like more low key boards however the dragon on this board looks amazing. The back I/O is the best in class with 2 thunderbolt 4 built in. The PCIe slots are used to a maximum the first 2 go Gen 5x8 allowing 2 GPUs for local AI work and the 3rd (from chipset) is Gen 4x4 allowing a multitude of usage scenarios including a thunderbolt 5 add on card!! Amazing The motherboard trains memory very fast and the performance rivaled the unify x which I decided to return as I couldn't get more out of it however it was an amazing board!

This was the only board that let me install two GPUs and not block other needed PCIe slots for other uses (swing cameras, more IO).

solid heatsinks good rear IO panel, a lot of connectivities nice design

New feature to flash BIOS with no memory was a life saver.

This board has practically everything I could need for my new build. Love that the IO Shield is already applied, has great VRM cooling, and tons of high-speed ports. Love how easy it is to install SSDs under the heatsinks without fumbling with super tiny screws. My favorite part is the PCIE release button. Super useful when removing these gigantic graphics cards nowadays.

Worked as it should. Running Gskill Ripjaw 6000 CL30 XMP worked fine, ran memtest86 for several hours. Going to see if I can go to 6200 but not until I'm sure system is totally solid. Been using Gigabyte for many years and always happy with them. Motherboard-Great, Windows 11-Terrible.

Good looking white circuits Good compatibility Strong BIOS

- No crazy RGB (may be a plus for some, a con for others) Though, it even has RGB connections on the board. - Several connections for front panel I/O, USB, and fans!

initally after building it out i flipped the switch and nothing. i troublshooted several things. and still nothing. i even posted a DOA on newegg but today 1dec24 138pm dst. i looked again at 1 issue a 3rd time and corrected something. i am embarassed to say what it was but i corrected it. replugged some components i had previously unplugged and FLIPPED the swich and an OH MY G-D MOMENT OCCURED.! lights fans and after it shutoff briefly and on again SCREEN DISPLAY!. even a multiple times pc builder lik me can F_UP. AND just as an apologetic it took me about 25 hours partially because i kept running into issues mostly fitting components to tower. AND though i had lots of fun doing it it did take me 25hours probably a little less to build the thing. in my defense i was adding components that i was not familiar with and therefore took longer to make do. ... i coulod go on and on and on even making a fool of myself. if i havent already. when i mess up i admit it. and i did. and i corrected it. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> IN CONCLUSION the ASUS PRIME line of mobos does not disappoint specifically the asus prime Z890M-plus WIFI

Q-flash made updating the BIOS a snap Everything on the board is well labeled, making this great to build with for a first timer Good BIOS UI

Affordable price Excellent workmanship Stable and easy-to-use BIOS

This was the first buld I've done in a ten years. Much has changed but this mb, cpu and memory worked without any problems.