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-Easy to install -Ryzen processor ready -Straight forward directions -Great customer support

perfect fit for case,did everything it should,5 stars!

Really easy to install for a first time builder

Works with and USES ECC memory, as confirmed in Ubuntu 24.04 (Kingston KSM48E40BD8KI-32HA). I didn't have to fiddle with the bios at all - either to get full performance in Passmark versus existing baselines, or to get ECC memory to be recognized and to work in Linux. This was great, as I "upgraded" early from my (not old) Gigabyte B760M with the borked 13900K.

I haven't built on an MSI board for quite a while, but this seemed like a quality, well built product. Everything that's crammed in here in an ITX form factor is well worth the price IMO.

- Visual appealing - Ample USB and M2 ports - Excellent build quality

-Nice compact board, worked great with my new Ryzen 5 3600 -Works great with Corsair Vengence Pro RGB

easy to use BIOS looks sleek lots of slots for memory

- Good layout - Well constructed - Good BIOS - Plenty USB ports - Compact

Having the five M.2 slots with the EZ Clips made installation so much faster now that I went with all NVME SSD's. Glad to see the top slot is Gen 5 to give me the option to upgrade if/when I decide to. Another great addition was the EZ PCIE release with the lock indicator so when I do upgrade to a Gen 5 NVME SSD it will make installation so much easier/faster.

MoBo I/O ports are nice NVME m2 slot (main) has quick release heatsink.

I got this and some ddr5 8000, cranked it up. "everything" clocked faster than the averages on passmark benchmarks. 300$ cpu ultra 265 by 60,200 points or so... right between 1,300$ AND 1,500$ CPUS 600$ gtx 5070 plain jane d3d'd between $2500 4090 and 5090 plain janes at around 89,000 whatevers. got liquid cooling on cpu and haven't seen over 42c on chip so far. made me happy I saved 1000 dollars on a video card. What I saved in graphics and faster processor speeds this mobo paid for itself 10x over already not even mentioning the electrical savings down the road.

Looks really cool and I had no issues with installation with a 9800X3D.

- Sturdy, quality construction - Built with overclocking in mind - Large heat sink (probably overkill) for PCIE gen 5 M.2 SSD's

The ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Dark Hero is phenomenal. I want to start by mentioning the attention to detail and the build qualityit's on another level. The board feels very solid, strong, and heavy. The main reason I decided to go with this board is that it allows me to run two Gen 5 SSDs at full speed without losing GPU performance, keeping the graphics card running at x16. I do lose the use of the 40Gb USB-C ports, but honestly I dont use them anyway. Working on the board was super easy thanks to all the EZ-Latch mechanisms, which made installing components quick and hassle-free.

Feels very premium and it has lots of extras. Much needed usb connectors! And performs amazing. One of the best looking white motherboards hands down.

Good looking white circuits Good compatibility Strong BIOS

-I upgraded my motherboard because I specifically wanted one thing: the USB-C header. Now I can actually use my PC's front USB-C port! -They added 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet. I don't think this was in any of the previous gen mini-ITX boards, and it's somewhat uncommon even in bigger boards where 1 Gigabit is still the norm. In addition, they added WiFi 6! You will get great Internet connectivity with this board regardless of your situation. -I like how they added a second M.2 slot and a fan over one of the M.2 slots. The previous gen only had one M.2 slot and no fan. The fan doesn't make noticeable noise, and the BIOS has fan curve presets that make it easy to adjust the fan speed if desired. -They added a BIOS Flash button and a Clear CMOS button to the back panel. You can use the BIOS Flash button to upgrade the BIOS without even having a CPU or RAM installed, allowing you to flash the latest BIOS to add support for the newest CPUs. This eliminates the problem of having to install an old-gen CPU to add support for a new-gen CPU. The Clear CMOS button makes it easy to troubleshoot, by eliminating BIOS settings as a possible cause of whatever problem you are troubleshooting. -There are troubleshooting LEDs on the board that light up during the boot process; it's normal for them to turn on but if it gets "stuck" on one of these lights, that gives you a general idea of what might be causing a problem. This can save you so much time identifying problems like improperly seated RAM or bad GPU. -I love that the design is "serious", meaning there are no RGB lights or gaudy designs on the board. This is what a motherboard should be: a blank slate upon which you can build. You want RGB? Add it yourself! That's how it should be, and that's how it is.

Works great with my new i5 13600k.

This review is for the GIGABYTE B650M GAMING PLUS WIFI Good Price XMP worked flawlessly Cloned boot SSD from an AM4 Ryzen 5 1600 system booted after a boot repair, with a little work system was up and running as before but on an AM5 mobo with an 8400F Even with a janked old 1050 video card I was getting reasonable Passmark scores.