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the rog x870e extreme has alot of features the big lcd screen is great with the vrm air cooler and the fact this board can support and fan variation m2 cooler without the vrm getting in the way just a great board so far

Great product !!! 9.8 of 10 Work with the All server OS & Nas Os ,Windows Server ,TrueNas, Linux , Open Media Vault , Ubuntu Server ,Rockstor....etc. No need for Graphics Card and you can control it remotely even turn on and off ! :) no need for monitor , and does not consume a lot of power .Its work 24/7 Price Vs performance 10 of 10 .........very fast ....and .powerful ...nice Asrock !!

Plenty of fan headers placed in great spots for connecting fans, water cooling pump/radiator, etc. Wi-Fi 7 (For Windows 11 only) GPU quick release lever USB-C Front and Rear suppport Wi-Fi Antennas are slim (a clearance issue with Tower 300) NvME secure posts are clasps built into the board, a nice touch and no worrying about tiny screws being lost NvME Heat Sinks with Thermal Pads

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

As someone who relies on their computer daily, I was searching for an update to my MSI Z790 ITX Edge SFF 13700 K PC that delivers excellent speed and reliability. When it was time for an upgrade, I opted for a Gigabyte Z890i Aorus ITX Ultra and an Intel i9-2850 K Ultra CPU. From day one until yesterday, I stuck with this board through BIOS revisions and other updates, so it would read RAM correctly, maintain a Wi-Fi signal, and avoid random shutdowns. It never would stabilize long story. When the price for this MSI Z890 I ITX Edge Wi-Fi dropped, I bought one (2 actually) instantly and installed mine yesterday. I am amazed at the difference in quality. It is significantly faster, smoother, and the audio is impressive; the audio on the Gigabyte board was not. It reads my RAM at 8400MHz, right where it should be, with zero glitches. My CPU is also right where it should be, and there are no random shutdowns (fingers crossed). Software installation was fast and automatic. I conducted extensive research before making this switch, and on paper, this board was supposed to be quicker due to enhanced VRMs, among other improvements. I have found this to be so. Though I havent benchmarked it yet, I anticipate excellent marks.

-Looks great in a white case. -5x4 PCIe m.2 -Nice BIOS UI. Easy to navigate and get ram and AMD expo incorporated.

- LED display for BIOS debug codes is great - Quick release latch for the GPU PCIe slot was a pleasant surprise - Familiar BIOS layout as other Gigabyte boards I've had in the past; easy and intuitive - Solid, robust build quality

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.

The board looks great. * Matte black PCB works well with existing system components * Black PCIE/memory slots a plus * Aggressive heatsink design. Large heatpipe design with big heatsinks * Extra power plug for PCIE devices * Nice open area for CPU cooler * Onboard WiFi & Bluetooth comes in handy. * Fan headers on MPower are all 4-pin. Also like the fact that there’s a factory test done for the board under good overclocking. Bought this board as a basis for a gaming system build. May also do some overclocking, and it’s always reassuring to know the board is built for both.

Easy to apply

Why did I pick this? I was intrigued by this so I bought it. Sure, its pricier than most pastes. There is a thick plastic side and a thin plastic side. I cut the piece to size and used a sharp utility knife to pre-peal the thin plastic side and fold the corner. I wiped the die with the enclosed alcohol pad, pealed the thick plastic side, centered the pad, used the spatula to press it down and then grabbed the pre-folded edge of the thin plastic to remove. It wasnt too bad. I dont know if it works better as I have not compared it to regular thermal paste but I am satisfied that I got an appropriate amount between the CPU and the cooler.

The motherboard is cleanly laid out and has great labeling throughout the layout. Easily identify PINOUTs with labels made this easy to connect everything. Easy to update UEFI via USB or Flashback. No crazy or extra gimmicks being added on that increase the board's cost for no reason.