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Started right up on initial build. All components were easy to connect. 4 Memory Slots. NIce BIOS Features.

20+2+1 VRM design M.2 PCIE Lanes don't share bandwidth with GPU Tasteful RGB Plentiful Rear IO for my needs

I prefer Gigabyte's approach to parsing out PCIE 5.0 lanes, splitting the PCIE x16 slot's allocation to support up to 3 NVMe drives (1x off of the CPU directly and 2x by allocating 2x4 of the 16 pcie lanes from the PCIE x16 slot) to other manufacturers' approaches.

This was my first AIO water cooled desktop and I'm quite impressed. No noice whatsoever when the desktops are powered up. Huge difference in boot times, page refresh times .... just raw beautify speed! No more external hubs since each of these 2 MB's have ample USB ports.

I've been building PCs since the swap meet heydays of the 80s. This motherboard is built like military grade hardware, and the layout is perfect. Building a PC around it was a walk in the park. It supports a ton of standards. The ever improving ASUS BIOS is a joy to use.

overall this motherboard will serve all basic needs of any system. Worked with 9700x out of the box.

-A lot of USB ports. -Pretty intuitive motherboard. -The aesthetic is gorgeous for the price.

Ordered in a pinch because we were having an issue with the original AMD setup we were doing. Came in quick and worked great This review for ASRock review rebate program

Worked first time I plugged it in and got everything set up

Was only 160$cad incl shipping on sale No problems for my first custom pc

EZ features are great. - GPU removal - M.2 SSD removal - WIFI antenna connector - Debug LEDs

- Good network connectivity with latest WiFi standard, Bluetooth, and 5 Gbps Ethernet. - 3 NVMe slots. Third slot steals lanes from one of the extra PCIe slots as opposed to the GPU slot like some models. - Large and easy to reach GPU release. - Easy to use BIOS - All hardware, including wireless, was recognized out of the box with Linux. (using Arch Linux, an older release might have less luck) - 4 SATA ports. Not as generous as older models, but still much better than the 2 featured on some AM5 motherboards.

Motherboard got here just in time to get my granddaughters computer finished before Christmas. I had no issues with installing and worked as expected. I would recommend this motherboard to anyone looking to make a cost effective PC.

Just built a new system, been running it for a couple weeks and its working flawlessly. All the features I need, prices fair for a quality board.

This is the first premium motherboard Ive bought, and honestly, Im really happy with it. Everything about it feels high quality, and it fits perfectly with the rest of my build. The color of the board and the MSI RGB logo go really well with my setup, which makes the whole thing look clean and put-together. One thing I didnt expect to like as much as I do is the shape and design especially the SSD cover. Its a small detail, but it gives the board a unique look that really stands out. Little things like that make a difference when youre staring into your case through a glass panel. Performance wise, its been solid. It runs great with all my other parts and hasnt given me any problems so far. Everything boots up fast, runs smoothly, and it handles games and multitasking like a champ. I also love how easy it is to work with. The PCIe slot makes it simple to install or remove my GPU, which I really appreciate since I tend to swap parts now and then. There are also plenty of ports for extra connections, which has been super handy for my setup.

Screen, lots of extras

As usual, at least in my experience, ASUS products have been solid performers. I use ASUS motherboards in all my computer builds, never had one mal-function.

Motherboard has a lot of great features with no lane sharing which is great also has the 10gb lan