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It was pretty easy to assemble. This was my first build and I figured it all out. I have had no issues with the computer, it is fast! I went with a M.2 hard drive only and it is amazing. I went with this board because it seems to be solidly built to handle high demand applications.

Build solid, heavy, durable. Great location for connectors (at least for my artic c8) Everything went together easy. No issues with clips, mechanisms, etc. Looks beautiful. Updated bios before power on, this is a great board, with great features. Very easy to navigate bios, everything worked exactly as it should.

z890 Aorus Elite WiFi7 w/Core Ultra 7 265k Both great I/O and internal connections, 1 USB-C/Thunderbolt, 5 USB 3.2 and 4 2.0 USB on the rear IO panel, not to mention however many extra you plug into the front connectors, built-in RGB LED's are nice, bright and add appeal even before in, I MUST be losing my mind because after doing BIOS updates HWInfo64 shows the motherboard is in the quad-channel memory setting, which I haven't heard anything about in the last 10 years or so and thought it was dead and gone. So a VERY pleasant surprise that not only am I upgrading from DDR4 3600Mhz ram to DDR5 6000 Mhz, but swapping from dual-channel to quad as soon as I get 2 additional sticks of DDR5 ram

Great board! This is super fast!

CPU power connecters in the upper-right instead of upper-left Plenty of connections for everything I need Looks good Toolless NVMe install I'm a fan of MSI BIOS features & design

Fortnite works great with this mobo. I feel that this is a future proof item, should last me years. I hear the OLED screen will be able to display pictures in future BIOS updates.

Easy to install. Not a large Motherboard compared to a z series. gigabyte is easy and straight forward to update BIOS extremely easy

I really was amazed about this motherboard . It had some purple on it and really had everything you would need on it including a start and reset button right on the board awesome!!

No hassle return. thanks

Did what I wanted. Overclocked my 12900KS and ran the 3090FE flawlessly, also ready to go for the 5090 upgrade hopefully soon.

Motherboard is very very powerful someone maybe write that wifi dont working but everithing is fine after you download asus drivers. ssd is working too, dominator very nice with this motherboard so i only can recomended you to buy this and get pleasure.

So far amazing product. It has a plethora of ports and overkill cooling. Can handle 8400 MHz Ram Easy overclocking in the BIOS New WIFI 7 Antenna is nice as well The tool less m.2 ports are nice as well

Was cheap with the CPU bundle and no issues with 265k

- Worked flawlessly out-of-box - Nice design/asthetics - Easy BIOS UI - XMP working fine (DDR5 7600) - Quiet, no coil whine

Easy To Set UP. Runs my i7 7820X with no problems. Have 2 660TI's in SLi mode. Plenty of USB and Sata ports and hookups. Has a very high quality look and feel. Very stable and cool running with my Xtreme 11X Cooler

- Rich I/Os

Everything about this board screams excellence. Plenty of everything, rear I/O connection's, M.2 slots, fan headers, just to highlight a few.

Pretty looking Easy to use A ton of headers Preinstalled IO Shield

It has been about 15 years since I last built a gaming PC. I literally went over the top with this one. I justified it by telling myself it will last me about 10 years. What I like about the board: The build quality and documentation are top notch. I have built scores of Asus systems before and have to say that Asus has stacked up a lot of experience in this class of motherboard. From the packaging material to the added connectors, cables and accessories, nothing is left to chance. You get everything and more than you could ever want. While I would not encourage a first time builder to attempt this scope of a build without help (I actually built a similar configuration for a client and went out and bought my own I was so impressed and loved the performance so much). I put it in the new Antec Flux case (another masterpiece of engineering for PC build) along with an Asus ROG White water cooler a white 1200 watt Thermaltake PSU and an Asus ROG 4080 Super Video Card the Intel I9 14900 and 64GB RAM this puppy is screaming fast. I put two 6 TB Hard disks I had laying around along with five 2 TB Wester Digital Gaming SSD drives. Pretty much everything I had laying around and then some more I bought. I am still burning it in and transferring data from my main desktop (a 2 day task). Board POSTed on first power up. Not a problem with anything. I put a copy of Win 11 Pro on it and promptly updated the BIOS (need to on all computers these days, even business production units so that is no big deal). I have been running the computer day and night full out without so much as a whisper of excessive noise (fans set for quiet on BIOS). I have been testing with some middle of the road games so far no issues. It will be weeks before I get things ready and put machine in full production. (It is my main computer for work as I work at home and use it as a home server and platform for creative development and just plain on business stuff) My opinion is if you got the cash this is about the middle of the pack in Asus's high end boards. I could not see much benefit by the higher priced models. Seemed very incremental improvements for massive increase in costs. Obviously I am not an elite gamer but spending double for maybe a 3-5% improvement seemed ludicrous. I already spent more than I should have but will justify it by the fact that I put it on the New Egg credit card and got a year to pay most of it off at zero interest. Can't beat that.