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Nice looking design Quality components SP/DIF audio out 256GB max RAM (although max reachable with RAM sticks is 192GB)

The board feels sturdy and looks great Lots of easy access M.2 slots Everything is clearly labeled

Easy install Easy to update

latest ports support.

- PCI-E 5.0 support on the x16 slot for current gen GPU's that use 5.0 - 3 m.2 slots for easy expansion - Lots of IO for fans, rgb, USB, ect, more than 99% of people will ever use - Moveable antena for the wifi/bluetooth is nice (my previous board had just 2 that stuck out and couldn't be moved, so it sometime struggled to pick up my bluetooth keyboard) - I got it for a pretty good deal for a B850 board that won't blow up CPUs - 10$ steam code included with purchase is a nice bonus - I really liked the mounting mechanism for the 4x4 m.2 slot, it's easy to use and removes the need to mess around with tiny screws - WiFi 7 & 5 gig lan at this price point is really nice

Great motherboard has all the new bells and whistles, at a great price what more you want?

Worked fine out of the box. I did update bios to latest version before even booting. So I can't say if it works directly out of the box with 7800x3d. Bluetooth works fine for me as well. I've seen people mention on the Internet that they had problems. Looks decent in a white build "tower 300"

6 fan headers Decent number of USB ports. Has argb support A specific M.2 slot for wifi

Full speed Wi-Fi 7 5 Gbps Ethernet two-digit debug display

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This thing is packed with features, lots of high power consumption consideration (considering it's an OC Monster). Tons of ease and quality of life features like the EZ PCI-E Release, the M.2 quick release hold downs, and white peripherals.

Price, performance, build quality, features, reliability, did I mention price!

I appreciate all the features and the detailed instructions, also love the m.2 covers that are toolless.

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

Board gives me everything I needed and then some. It is on the expensive side, but the power and easy connections made it great to assemble in. I originally was going to get the Crosshair Extreme, which is it's big brother, then decided against it. I picked up this MB, the Ram, and a AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D, as a Newegg combo (gave the 9850X3D to my dad as a birthday present), which was pricey. The NVMe thing. My lord it's a godsend, I have 2 4TB Gen4 SSDs in here, and I don't lose any speed on either of them. I don't use the USB 4 slots, so I was happy to give those up.

I am pleased with the value. When I got mine, there was nothing close to the price. The board was bundled with RAM. The included ports are impressive. I have found a full-featured board is not something you will regret.

Easy setup with a 9900x and 2 sticks (16gb each) CL30 DDR5. Everything came together well and quick detour to bios on setup to set CPU and ram exos oc and all is good in the world. A true no issue at all experience

- 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.

he addition of a heavy metal plate at the back and an M.2 SSD heatsink enhances durability and cooling efficiency. Installing an SSD is a breezeno screwdriver needed. The motherboard and CPU fan mount size are compatible with previous generations, eliminating the need for additional upgrades. The new BIOS interface provides more configuration options. Paired with an Ultra i7 processor, the performance nearly matches my i9-14, while temperatures during intensive deep learning tasks have dropped significantly from 70°C to 48°C.