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I bought this in a bundle with 32 gb of DDR4 in order to upgrade my current i5 7600k. Install went well, and everything is running great. The price was right to update to windows 11 on the cheap and leave some room for a future cpu/gpu upgrade.

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

This new motherboard has exceeded my expectations for my recently new build. Im happy with the way it looks. It's not just aesthetically pleasing, but the performance from this board is over the top from what I was expecting. I am able to edit videos and play games with no issues at all.

- Was easy to recover from a failed firmware upgrade due to bad RAM with BIOS flashback feature. - BIOS is easy to use and tune. - Can use EXPO settings for AMD DDR5 on Intel CPU's. - Runs cool. - Plenty of NVME and SATA ports. - Lots of fan headers and expansion options. - Looks good, not overly done with RGB, a little bit that glows from under the GPU is a nice touch.

Obviously simple to install it make my system run nice and fast. No real issues until I try to setup XMP. But other than that It runs great and error free and the LED's are really cool. The WiFi-7 is very fast and trouble free. The ICE White color of the board is a really nice touch. The list of pro's are great and I'm starting to think I'm way behind the curve as to properly set it up. I'm used to an actual Intel C-Mos program and I find the Aorus C-Mos is quite complicated. But I really do like the board.

Interesting motherboard. Did you notice the two vertical m.2 slots (4 total)? They are slower slots, but a cool way to easily add a bunch of nvme drives.

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

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.

Simple setup, worked and updated itself on first power up zero issues thus far. Massive heat sinks everywhere running benchmarks so far everything has been optimal. Nothing over 70c at 100% on processor,board, or video card. Wish I had known before hand they had heat sinks installed on the M.2 sockets for M1 M3 and M4. Wouldnt have had to buy memory with heat sinks. This is more positive than negative hence the pros column.

-It's a motherboard! It's 13th gen!! it isn't >$500+ !! -Decently packed with ports and features, like post code, UEFI bios -Fits in my favorite mid ATX case, Fractal Meshify C (most feature-rich 13th gen boards are E-ATX it seems) -Basically Future-proof for my IO needs -WIFI in case I can't wire ethernet -RGB and attractive minimal-ish aesthetics compared to other options - (tbd)

similar to the z790, which I currently have. Great look and amazing options.

I am pretty sure this is a pretty amazing motherboard, just the fact that it has an error code reader for a sub $500 motherboard is a plus. I wish other manufacturers would take note as this use to be a normal thing even with the budget motherboards.

Good quality, looks great and has nice features was easy to work with an got it while it was on sale

As usual, at least in my experience, ASUS products have been solid performers. I use ASUS motherboards in all my computer builds, never had one mal-function.

-This z790 board looks great. I'll be honest, I could've went with the Pro but the Tomahawk looks good. If I was going to do the pro, I probably go with the A. -If I'm not mistaken the the Tomahawk Z790 DDR 5 has a flash bios and clear cmos button compared to the pro versions. If that is the case, it was money well spent. -Like my title stated, I haven't built a computer in years. Everything just worked, now grant it, anything could've went wrong with components but it didn't. -The bios seems to be straight forward, bios was easy to update and my XMP worked with no issues. I am running the G-Skill DDR5 6400 2x16

Excellent board. Easy to setup and install

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.

Easy to install. Worked first time. No problems at all. Great price.

This no frills Asus Strix MB installed cleanly and loading Windows 11 was a joy using a "Rufus" bootable flash drive. I was even able to re-use an old Windows 10 license key from my work Microsoft ActionPack. I'm elated I built this pc as early as I did....prices of DDR5 ram have tripled in price....ouch! This is my first AIO enabled pc and the absence of fan noise is amazingly welcome.

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.