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VRMs are good. Wifi is solid. Price for what you get is hard to beat. Also, it looks more "adult" than some motherboards.

Performance outsurpasses a moderate gamers needs The GPU quick release is clutch if you like to swap parts quickly (note: see cons) Clean look, RGBs are a nice touch Plenty of 2.0 headers, RGB headers ASUS Bios is very easy to use

I love the clips for the m.2 slots so I do not have to deal with screws that's nice. Also the board seems sturdy and not made cheap.

-Plenty of connectors - Well designed BIOS with easy customization options. Setting fan curves and RAM speeds is no problem. -Nice build quality with a sturdy PCB. -Easy to install SSDs -3 USB-C connectors is appreciated

The board itself is a very nice board. The memory that came with it was very nice memory too. The two together work.

I love this mobo. I run Kubuntu 24.04 (Linux). It is very much compatible. Before, I had the MSI B350 TOMAHAWK AM4 for my Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz but it began developing a problem where the HDD data would get corrupted on occasion. After trying various things, I decided to upgrade. Since RAM is expensive in 2026, I decided to just replace the mobo. I updated the BIOS from the UEFI menu to 3636. There is a bug with this? When I rebooted, often it would start the POST but before displaying anything, the DRAM light would turn on on the mobo and the BIOS stops. I have to cut the power to turn the PC off. Turn it on and it boots up just fine. I have 32 GB of DDR4 3200 MHz. I tried to reduce the RAM speed to 3000, 2800, 2400, 2133. 2133 seemed to be better. One month ago, they released BIOS 3641. That fixed the issue and set the RAM back to 3200 MHz. The LAN card is 2.5 Gbps. I dont know why that speed is not common. It helps when transferring a lot of data over a network. The mobo also supports Bluetooth and Wifi. 6 SATA ports, I still use HDD.

An absolute steal for under 100 bucks! Lots of fan and rgb headers, type c header and wifi built in. Dropped in a 5800x and was up and running in no time at all, no memory problems or temperature issues. If you are needing an AM4 board for gaming, this is the one!

-Efficient power supply, high-quality ensemble does its job. -Several pcie 5.0 m2 memory slots a big plus. -BIOS is easy and simple

-It ran the first time everything was connected. Just required going into bios to set DDR5 Expo afterward which worked as well. (using Flare Gskill 32GB CL 36 6000MHz. -Ez button to lock in the video card. -Ez install of M.2 in the primary m.2 slot.

Great IO, 2.5gb LAN

1: matx motherboard ! 2: 3 m.2 slots for 3 ssds ! 3: goes great on a white build! 4: price!

I like that it has enough Fan and Fanopt headers to run an AIO (Im using a fan hub to run the rest of my case fans). I like that it has two NVME slots. and it looks cool.

-Easy to use BIOS -Great for all white aesthetic -Plenty of USB/RGB headers for clean cables

It was easy to plug in components and the board was sturdier than I thought it would be.

-A high-quality, durable product. -Really intuitive for a beginner.

It's price point and performance are a perfect match, ONE OF the best Modern Day Motherboard Choices.

2 rgb headers USB c Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2 nvme ssd slots

Easy setup, no issues and simple software via Armoury. Matched with a 270K Plus and DDR5 7200 it screems. WiFi 7 is very stable.

This no frills Asus Strix MB installed cleanly and loading Windows 11 was a joy using a "Rufus" bootable flash drive. I was even able to re-use an old Windows 10 license key from my work Microsoft ActionPack. I'm elated I built this pc as early as I did....prices of DDR5 ram have tripled in price....ouch! This is my first AIO enabled pc and the absence of fan noise is amazingly welcome.