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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.

PCIe x8/x8 support across the two main graphics slots, making the board a strong choice for a two-GPU build.

- Best Price - plenty of USB ports - Lots of features (WIFI7, Bluetooth, USB4, pcie 5) - Solid Build Quality

- 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.

- Great value - Build quality is great - Has room for upgrades - M.2 armor is pretty cool - Has a little RGB on the side

Purchased this motherboard while I was waiting for a RMA on another motherboard brand and it works without any issues.

Love that ASRock created an affordable mini-ITX board! This is going into my new portable gaming build!

nice board, top choice for 13600k, Got 5,6 all P core OC

quick easy set up no clutter. great that the m.2 slot has a pin instead of screw to hold it

Improved network speed and wifi. Better slot placement than the PRO 650m A board. The pci slot for expansion cards is full length so I can use a 10G network card and it has an extra PCI-E 8 pin connector for power for PCIE 5 SSD.

Heavy study construction

Using this with my old GPU to put together a first gaming PC for a friend. Large easy to build on. Integrated IO shield. GOOD

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!

Workability, Usability, esthetics, was very easy to install and set up. It lets my components breathe and work to the nine without any issues. Set it up with dual boot of windows and a specially made kali linux version they did for me.

- The board feels very sturdy and rigid (good for heavy GPUs and CPU air coolers) - I love the Taichi-style gear and rivet-like branding, it's generally subtle but gives it a nice appearance for windowed cases - The VRM configuration provides plenty of overhead for current and likely future supported AM5 products - The ease of installing M.2 drives is a great quality of life improvements - Plenty of IO available, between the backplane and the internal connectors for the case/etc. - Has WiFi 7 (not common now, but provides some future compatibility) - Includes their newer "EZ Release" mechanism for the primary PCIe 5.0 x16 slot

The motherboard seems fine havent taken it out waiting for my cpu and gpu to arrive Seems to have came with every accessory needed

- Has RGB on the motherboard - M.2 heatsink

Always been of fan of gigabyte brands , 20 years no problems

Form factor is solid, no variants in size or shape with the configuration of the board. Immediately useful with the 2-digit codes and color-coded indicators for various potential sources of errors. Made it super easy to troubleshoot the initial boot and get everything up and running on the first go. Built solid. I'm not exactly graceful, but it endured my bumps and fumbles without so much as a scratch or scuff on any of the beautifully crafted and stylized surfaces.