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This is Godlike motherboard.Very easy to set up.

It works! Has nice RGB lighting if you’re into that stuff; looks ‘cool’ overall.

Asus is always my brand of choice and this mobo is excellent as always. Its gorgeous as well

This board is extremely stable; and coupled with the Intel 11700K with a Western Digital SN750 one terabyte M.2 2280 I found that this system exceeded my expectations. Using the onboard UHD graphics included with the I7 processor, I was literately blown away with the performance of this combination. I was especially pleased that the connections on the board included not only USB 3.2 but also included the connections for a USB 3.2 type C. Updating the BIOS to the most recent version was a snap. On the rear panel includes a marked USB port for the expressed purpose of BIOS upgrades. Also, this board works exceptionally well with G. Skill Aegis 3200 value RAM. Building this system with 32GB of ram that cost less than $90.00 is a plus. With this combination of the Intel I7, the Gigabyte B560M mATX board and the G. Skill RAM, this system takes less than 8.5 second to boot.

- Easy to installation - Has all of the latest and greatest specs - Intel Gen 14 - DDR5 - PCIe 5 - NVMe Gen 5 - WiFi 7 - Looks fantastic - Great value for features

This ASUS motherboard is a good quality replacement for Intel 8th gen cpu. It works fine with AMD or Nvidia video cards. Sound is HD only from HDMI video port on a monitor with speakers. External speakers may work with sound card on PCI-e 1x slot. This may be a problem for a gamer working with an external soundbar.

It has everything most of us need... and the bios is full featured.

I am writing this review on the computer where the MB in question is installed. My main reason for replacing the MB was to get around the Win 11 TPM requirement. ASUS was easy to install and worked with first power.

Spacious enough of a MB that even 'man fingers' can get at most of the plugs and slots. Came with tons of spare parts. Space for 4x SATA drives and 7, yes 7! M.2 drives.

- Very easy to setup - Very clean and slick aesthetic - Dual M.2 Thermal Shields :D - BIOS is very intuitive and easy to use - USB M-Flash makes BIOS updates very easy to install

- Clear installation instructions - the quick installation guide contains some well-made diagrams showing how everything should be put together - Looks great! Love the black finish.

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

I followed all reviews and compared all Z790 motherboards for cost vs performance for weeks. This MSI Z790 Carbon is the best for the price, with 19+1+1 phases design @ 105 amps each puts it right up there with the $1K motherboards, I plan on using 32MB of DDR 6600 MHz but this motherboard can go up to DDR5 7600 MHz, that's awesome fast! The MSI Z790 Carbon is future-proof with 4 M.2 GEN.4 slots and a GEN. 5 M.2 slot I can't wait to try the GEN. 5 M.2. I purchased this MSI Z790 Carbon to push my 13700K to 5.8 MHz or higher if possible and plan on buying a 13900K when the price drops this motherboard will overclock both the i7 and i9 13th generation with ease as long as you keep the CPU cool. Rember MSI sells a great line of liquid AIO coolers. Thanks for listening and always remember you must overclock and then Game On!

Nice board

Wanted a newer board that was second iteration of MB's for the 13th Gen Intel and not first time use for the 14th. So I can't speak to the 14th Gen. -Needed multiple USB Gen 3.2 (check) -Needed USB C that worked when I plugged something in(check) -Got to use previous M.2 SSD's from previous upgrades because of all the slots. -Can't say enough about the quick release/clamp for the M.2 slots. This should be on every board going forward...It just works and I hope over time it continues to just work.

Great price, lots of specs. It has everything you need for a nice custom build. White color (ICE) version is sweet and clean.

This review is for the MSI Review Rebate Program. Ever build I've done in the past has been with ASUS boards. All are sold out atm. I have been meaning to try MSI as a few friends have mentioned the boards are built very solid. This is now loaded with an Intel i9-13900k, 128GB Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB which runs at 5200MHz. I do editing and creator work, so is great for me. if you are a gamer, you can get like 7600MHz with 8 or 16GB. I was able to overclock both the processor (quite a bit w liquid cooling) and ram seems possible too, but since I'm more creator I have not done more than play w that a tad. Also I have 3 of the m.2 4.0 slots filled with Samsung 990 PROs, 2TB for C drive programs (ya tired of running out of space), 1TB cashe for Adobe programs, 2TB for Working drive... Prolly add a scratch disk as well. The mobo handles all that very well, very fast. The MSI board feels heavy and very solid, I was actually very impressed w the build quality. Has a good look. I actually like better than my past ASUS builds. The mobo RGB seems to play nice with Corsair icue rgb control software. Try it with the new MURAL feature, the ram and mobo can mirror any pixels on your desktop, much like backlights Ambilight/Phillips hue etc. Ie extend colors from right edge of screen straight across you pc sitting on the right.

-Three m.2 slots -3 chassis fan headers -4 RGB headers, two 5v, two 12v -included m.2 heat sink - AIO pump header - compatible with aura sync