Easy to install/remove GPUs Quick release for M.2 SSDs as well Debug code Lots of M.2 slots
- low cost - wireless card included - supported 7800X3D out of the box - safe SoC voltage even with EXPO - 3 m.2 slots
Cost, BIOS, Install
Easy to work on, amazing features, and so many fan ports/ RGB
Good bios, great m.2 installation, good gpu removal button, clean looking board
This was my first build in 8 years and I feel like things are a lot easier. Board has features to make your life easy with error codes, LED for what could be wrong, power/Reset right on the board.. It's great!
EZ Latch Tons of pcie 4.0 ports dual USB 4.0, backward compatible with thunderbolt 3 extremely easy overclocking wifi 7 5 year warranty
- It works - Plenty of USB ports - USB antenna is not limited to I/O port but has a magnetic base and can be moved and positioned as needed - LED troubleshooting
No screws and extremely easy to install
this thing is a beast and the quality live up to the brand
Stable, looks great
It's very easy to install everything into it, and it looks great, has a ton of memory slots, the GPU bracket has a lever that can be used to remove it. RGB lights at the bottom right of it.
- No lane sharing with the primary GPU slot Lots of VRM - 8 Layer PCB - 5 M.2 expansion slots - Includes backplate - PCIe EZ Release - 5Gbps LAN - Bios Flashback Button -Extra USB 4s - Future proofed PCIE 5.0 slot - Wifi 7
Great instruction pamphlet to show exactly where every header is Clean black/silver aesthetic should match most builds It's Tuf
I purchased this to use in a Ryzen 9800X3D build in a Lian Li A4 H20 build-Fantastic value. At the time of purchase, there weren't any other options in the same price bracket. I also wanted to sidestep potential compatibility issues with some PCIe riser cables you're likely to find in ITX cases and was warned about Gigabyte boards. I also saw some reports that Gigabyte boards were not compatible with the Silicon Power DDR5 6000MHZ memory kit I used. I am pretty jazzed with the DP Alt over USB C on the rear I/O. The drawing display I use for digital art can now be connected with a single cable, rather than two separate DP and USB cables. It is nice to see this becoming more widely available outside of laptops.
My motherboard purchase from new egg was very good. The board was new in a sealed box with all parts and worked perfect for my son's new build. I tried purchasing a board from Am-a-zon. What a disaster that was. First time they sent me an opened box, likely used board. Returned. Secured board was DOA and wouldn't turn on. New egg was a way better experience.
Premium Build Quality Abundant M.2 Slots High-Speed USB Ports BIOS Flashback Button
Very low price Has all the features I wanted (nvme, wifi, 4 dimm slots) Worked out of the box with a ryzen 4000 chip (updated bios from the factory)
The ROG Crosshair X670E Extreme is hands down one of the most powerful and feature-rich AM5 motherboards on the market. Built for enthusiasts, overclockers, and high-end PC builders, it delivers an uncompromising platform for AMD Ryzen 7000 series processors. ⚙ Build Quality & Design ASUS went all out on materials and aesthetics. The board feels premium in every aspectsolid construction, reinforced PCIe slots, and gorgeous RGB integration through the AniMe Matrix display. Its a showpiece for open-case builds. 🚀 Performance & Overclocking Powered by a robust 20+2 teamed power stage VRM setup and massive heatsinks, the X670E Extreme handles overclocking like a champ. Whether youre pushing a Ryzen 9 7950X or a 7800X3D, stability and thermals remain excellent. 🔌 Connectivity & Features This board checks every box: Dual PCIe 5.0 x16 slots Five M.2 slots (including Gen 5 support) Wi-Fi 6E, 10Gb Ethernet, and Bluetooth 5.2 USB4 and tons of high-speed rear I/O You also get the ROG Gen-Z.2 add-in card, which adds more M.2 storage flexibility and cooling. Everything is laid out logically and with ease of use in mind.
Its great for gaming on