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1. Super easy-to-install parts 2. It has so much versatility 3. It is going to be my main motherboard for many years to come, has a lot of future-proofing built-in, and will be easy to upgrade parts as needed for many years to come. 4. Has some fun visual customization as well

No issues and love the look of the board. 4 m.2 slots with heatsinks and quick latches so no post n screws needed. Quick release button for gpu easy to get to for cleaning Intergrated io shield

- Good price that is barely more expensive than a Z690 Motherboard - Very solid construction and has almost the same overclocking potential as $500+ motherboards. I was able to push my 13900K to 6GHz (for two P cores) using just Noctua D15s. You still need a 360 AIO to avoid throttling when running Cinebench or Prime95 though. - Great DDR5 memory support. I used a G.Skill Ripsaws 32GBx2 DDR5 6000 CL32 Kit and this mono can easily overclock the kit to DDR5-6600 with the default XMP timing. But 6600 is the limit, consistent with MSI's official spec that the max frequency for dual rank DDR5 is 6600 (this seems to be a limitation even for the most expensive Z790 mono). - No coil wine at all. - LAN and WIFI/BT all use Intel chips and are the best on the market.

- Aesthetically looks amazing - Plenty of M.2 slots - I love the heatsink on the M.2 drives - Easy to install - MSI has great BIOS control

This board is extremely stable; and coupled with the Intel 11700K with a Western Digital SN750 one terabyte M.2 2280 I found that this system exceeded my expectations. Using the onboard UHD graphics included with the I7 processor, I was literately blown away with the performance of this combination. I was especially pleased that the connections on the board included not only USB 3.2 but also included the connections for a USB 3.2 type C. Updating the BIOS to the most recent version was a snap. On the rear panel includes a marked USB port for the expressed purpose of BIOS upgrades. Also, this board works exceptionally well with G. Skill Aegis 3200 value RAM. Building this system with 32GB of ram that cost less than $90.00 is a plus. With this combination of the Intel I7, the Gigabyte B560M mATX board and the G. Skill RAM, this system takes less than 8.5 second to boot.

Excellent easy to use

Wifi Built in

It has everything most of us need... and the bios is full featured.

Easy to install. Not a large Motherboard compared to a z series. gigabyte is easy and straight forward to update BIOS extremely easy

Just got delivered need more time. first time post for all new hardware. with gen 9 cpu. Based on past reviews this was more than I expected

I replaced a bad MSI board. Instruction manual was easy to read, and overall the machine performance seems a bit better than the busted MSI Board. Love the pcie 5.0 release button. Drivers are packaged to install at first boot. So far running great.

Good VRM heatsink keeps cool and also comes with a small 40 mm fan just in case. Was able to overclock my i9 7940x@4700 mhz. Also comes with 2 PLX switches to run 1,3,5,7 at x16 and if you use all 7 slots at x8. 2 Eight pin connectors for cpu and a 6 pin connector for power to the PLX switches. 8 true power phases for overclocking HCC cpu. On board audio sounds great. The 2 m.2 slots cannot run in raid due to one runs on cpu lanes and the other on the pch. The m.2 near the cpu can run raid with the u.2 slots on the motherboard. AI suite works okay but I uninstalled. update 02/06/2019: Cpu is still running great was able to overclock 100 mhz more to 4800 mhz on cpu. But because of summer temps are a warmer and had to increase voltage to 1.30. If I stress all cores temp hit 95 C. I am now able to run my ram at 3466 mhz. Also new bios from ASUS 0905 is out.

The goods I have purchased form Canadian Newegg over the years, never, Never disspoited me. Allways all came on time and NEVER anything was " box open " Very relable place to get the componets from.