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I've been formerly using Asus motherboards for 20 years, and finally jumped ship to Asrock. I picked up this x870e Nova mobo and I must say, it's a great value compared to a lot of the other motherboards out there. Great quality motherboard and the auto driver install for initial setup made things easy (although you should still download and install the latest AMD chipset drivers directly from AMD).

- Lots of USB ports - Lots of M.2 slots - Stunning Looks - Solid build - Fair price considering cost of everything has gone up

Simple setup, worked and updated itself on first power up zero issues thus far. Massive heat sinks everywhere running benchmarks so far everything has been optimal. Nothing over 70c at 100% on processor,board, or video card. Wish I had known before hand they had heat sinks installed on the M.2 sockets for M1 M3 and M4. Wouldnt have had to buy memory with heat sinks. This is more positive than negative hence the pros column.

I recently wanted to replace my B650E and decided to go x870E, It is an access motherboard the Bios is simple and has straight forward information on what each segment does currently running with a 7800x3d and 5600mhz of Ram impressed with the stability.

Budget-Friendly: Compared to other AM5 boards with similar features, this one comes in at a pretty reasonable price. Youre getting PCIe 5.0, Wi-Fi 7, and a good VRM setup without paying a premium. Wi-Fi 7: Future-proofing in the wireless department is nice, even though I mostly use Ethernet. Still, having Wi-Fi 7 at this price point is a solid bonus. PCIe 5.0 Support: Having PCIe 5.0 for both the GPU and an M.2 slot is great, especially if youre planning to upgrade to faster storage later. Aesthetics: The board looks clean with a stealthy black design and subtle AORUS branding. If youre building in a case with a side panel, itll fit in nicely with most setups.

Has everything I needed like extra m.2 slots and multiple usb connections

Good quality and good price. I love it.

Easy to understand bios Lots of usb ports Great value No rgb 2 nvme slots (one on the back)

The board has decent I/O, is easy to work with and install. The bios GUI is well thought out. Integrated WIFI 7 chipset is extremely fast and stable.

Screen, lots of extras

Design, color

PCB layers -board feels very solid, no flex when plugging in the 24 pin Built in IO Shield - just a nice quality feature with straight forward IO and not a bunch of extras Great Cooling - board stays stable on air under load M.2 Armor

Plenty of features. Easy to use software. What more could you want in a motherboard?

Plenty of options for top end setups

- Absolutely stacked rear IO. - With 5 M.2 slots, only the most avid data hoarders will need to resort back to spinning rust to keep their digital treasures safe. - This is only my second PC build and my last one was a long time ago. Tool-less installation of many components is something I didn't know I needed. - Aesthetics may be personal but I really do love the appearance of this board. There is a little bit of text and branding but it isn't plastered with "For those who dare." - Most of the cables connection to the side instead of the board makes for a clean look - not as clean as back-connect but for those of us who like seeing some cable it is better even than that. This is the type of motherboard that goes in a massive case but if you are building in a smaller chassis, make sure you have room for the cables that mount horizontally.

Numerous m.2 slots (3) Pcie Gen5 slot Pcie Gen5 m.2 slot (1) 2.5 gigabit lan

I am pretty sure this is a pretty amazing motherboard, just the fact that it has an error code reader for a sub $500 motherboard is a plus. I wish other manufacturers would take note as this use to be a normal thing even with the budget motherboards.