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- Lots of quality of life features (tool-less m.2, pcie quick release, integrated IO shield) - Good I/O for the price (thunderbolt 4, wifi 7, 5GbE LAN, quad m.2 slots) - Clean easy to use UEFI

- Very clean aesthetic. - Easy to use with all the instructions that are printed on the motherboard. - Easy installation. - Very good VRM dissipation

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Great value with enough fetaure that I cared without spending too much. Optical port PCIE for 1 graphic card PCIE5 NVME Wifi 6E

This review for ASRock review rebate program I just finished installing and setting up this motherboard and it was so easy! It has so many options but it's very easy to figure out. It was super easy to get everything connected and I had no issues on first boot. It's very fast and has all the bells and whistles! I definitely recommend buying this! You won't be disappointed.

This case is spacious and clean looking with plenty of areas for routing cables. Also, some might view this as a con, but the case headers are all in one neat cable rather than the normal finnicky configuration that most cases have.

PCIE Gen 5 X16 PCIE Gen 5 X8 M.2 PCIE Gen 5 Expander card included WiFi 7 built in, Antenna included 10Gbps Lan 5Gbps Lan 10 layer PCB 2 oz of copper

initally after building it out i flipped the switch and nothing. i troublshooted several things. and still nothing. i even posted a DOA on newegg but today 1dec24 138pm dst. i looked again at 1 issue a 3rd time and corrected something. i am embarassed to say what it was but i corrected it. replugged some components i had previously unplugged and FLIPPED the swich and an OH MY G-D MOMENT OCCURED.! lights fans and after it shutoff briefly and on again SCREEN DISPLAY!. even a multiple times pc builder lik me can F_UP. AND just as an apologetic it took me about 25 hours partially because i kept running into issues mostly fitting components to tower. AND though i had lots of fun doing it it did take me 25hours probably a little less to build the thing. in my defense i was adding components that i was not familiar with and therefore took longer to make do. ... i coulod go on and on and on even making a fool of myself. if i havent already. when i mess up i admit it. and i did. and i corrected it. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> IN CONCLUSION the ASUS PRIME line of mobos does not disappoint specifically the asus prime Z890M-plus WIFI

- Sturdy - Pretty - the white looks great - Main M.2 heat sink included - I/O panel fixed and great I/O options - 4 RAM slots

Looks great No gpu bifurcation Easy m.2 install pannel (4 total not bad) Good vrm and copper 8 layer pcb

2 m.2 slots for nvme ssd

-Clean, spectacular looks, and a premium feel, -plenty of USB ports, M.2 slots, and everything else a gaming PC needs, -the packaging is spectacular.

Easy to install, works well with 13700k.

Don't need update BIOS if your install a 14th gen processor

- Latest chipset with support for AMD 9000 series CPUs - Plenty of M.2 SSD slots - Decently subtle design - Lots of connectivity for CPU and case fans along with ARGB headers - Good amount of USB ports - Overall good value

-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.

just works as intended with zero crashes or fuss great for using cheap older am4 cpus and ram