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Fast bootup time Inaudible to no coil whine Good layout Wifi works really well Usb dongle connection is descent Instructions user friendly Looks nice design wise

BIOS on this MB is very nice. BIOS flash USB

Easy installation Excellent instructions

Looks Great ARGB Gen2 PCIe 5.0 x16 USB C on the back and a header Built Solid built to last

+ I love the all-white silver aesthetic with RGB lighting, it makes for a clean build. + Easy to install SSD and GPU thanks to Q-Release + Plenty of ports + Works perfectly with my Ryzen 9 9950X3D I like the included WIFI antenna and overclock support.

Worked fine with my new Ryzen 9900X + MSI 5070 Gaming Trio + Linux Mint build. The BIOS fan curves and other settings are easy to adjust (Yes, I'm old enough to be impressed by friendly BIOS screens. You kids dunno how good you've got it these days).

- Absolutely beautiful board. - Very sturdy. - Many quick release locks. - A ton of M.2 slots. - 1st Boot No Issue! - DOCP profile 1 worked on 1st try. - Many high speed USB ports. - Bios update worked without a hitch. - Error code LED on motherboard. - No crashes after 1 week.

Chose this motherboard, compared to others, for the SSD and PCIE port layout. It has lots of USB/USB-C ports and has 5G LAN vs 2.5G. Good board layout and everything was simple to install even when using a large air cooler. Paired it with a 9900X CPU and it was a nice operational improvement over my old AM4 5800X system.

Overclocks well but beware, some am5 procs have a heat issue. AMD is limiting this issue through bios AGESA parameters - including xmp and expo ram profiles. Luckily I have not had any problems with the 7600x or the 7900x3d installed on my b650 pg lightning MB. I use ddr5 pc6000 overclocked to 6200. The 7600x was overclocked via ryzen master to a peak of 5.2 Ghz (all cores) without reaching Tj max. The 7900x3d cannot be overclocked via ryzen master. Its temperatures do run a little lower with its peak clock reaching 5.6 Ghz. The MB handles these two processors faultlessly with the appropriate bios.

The best bios support amognst all of the brands. Very soild OC functions and tools. THE BEST memory OC board for the AM5 socket.

All good. Mobo is fine, works well

- Tons of features for an ITX board - Still competes with X870E/X870 chipsets and beats B850 - Plenty of headers on this board (anyone saying otherwise is doing it wrong or has unreasonable expectations with this type of platform) - Plenty of M.2 ports for storage (anyone saying otherwise is doing it wrong or has unreasonable expectations with this type of platform)

Great motherboard - has a ton of inputs and Wifi 7 if thats your thing.

Easy install Easy to update

I got a mother board that possibly had bad pins on it. It was taken care of with a new one sent right out and now is running well!

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?

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.

This was MOSTLY easy to set up for a first-time PC builder.