Pros: It is a very good motherboard. It has a good cpu cooler compatibility. I am using the asestek 645 liquid cooler with it. I put on this system 16 GB Ram Ddr 5 recycled from my work laptop Razer blade 15 2022.. My build is an I5-12600 non k, Samsung DDR5, 1tb nvme and other of 512gb. The GPU is an AMD Radeon 6750 XT FE. The system runs pretty good. The only issue I found is that you need ventilation in order to avoid get high Temps on your nvme. I was trying to use only the liquid cooler fan only but the system was very hot on the motherboard area. So I drop another little fan on my case louqe ghost s1 to cool down the motherboard area. It did the trick.

Cons: Only has two nvme. They could put another on the back. Only has three fan headers.

Overall Review: I recommend this product for sure. It is very good for the price.

Pros: Higher clocks than the i5 12400

Cons: No e cores.

Overall Review: I was expecting e-cores on this bad boy but it doesn't have any. Better choice the 12400f, you save some money for pretty much the same.

Pros: It has amazing CPU performance. Multithreads apps like Cinenbench love it. It can get on my system without Overclock around 24k points on Cinebench R23. I saw a huge increase on frame rates coming from 12600 non k cpu on my system. Windows 11 boot time is amazing, super-fast on my old nvme. It is much faster. Also, games like Forza Horizon 5 loads much much faster with it.

Cons: - Not any bad things, power is higher than before, it is around 180 watts using intel stock settings, but it is much faster the Ryzen 7 7700X and cost less than hundred dollars. So, I don't think it is an issue, but some people will say that because maybe 180W is more than two 60 watts bulbs.

Overall Review: I recommend this CPU to anyone trying to do some work on their pc and also for gaming. It has enough cores to handle most of the workloads out there. It runs great on VMware machines.

Pros: Good price, it has good cooling solution and good general specs and it also looks very nice.

Cons: No thunderbolt port, BIOS is very bad layout. It didn't detect my two nvme first boot. After I updated the bios it recognize then I was able to boot windows normally. For some reason I have some issues related with intel 2.5 Gbps ethernet. Windows update the drivers for me.

Overall Review: Good motherboard but you need to update the bios first and read how to layout their menus on the bios.

Pros: -It can run my Intel Rocket Lake CPU. -Two NVME are on the front side of the motherboard which is great if you need to replacement (no need of remove the motherboard). -Enough hardwire accessories like usb-c on the motherboard included. It offer in my opinion more features that my previous ROG motherboard. -Price, it was only 180 US, 100 of dollar cheaper than the next near price motherboard with Z590 chipset. -Support SAM for AMD GPU.

Cons: - The BIOS menu is a little confusing, not very clear in my opinion.

Overall Review: - Yes, the price is Amazing. - I am not a serius overclocker guy. So I put it on stock settings, if you want more power out from your cpu this motherboard maybe be unable to handle it but it is like 200 dollar cheaper of the one that can get that 5.1 ghz.

Pros: It works great on my Intel Rocket Lake 11700K. I needed at least 32GB on Ram in order to use Virtual Machines on Windows. The kit operated at standard intel 11 gent speed which make it perfect for my setup.

Cons: The kit is a little bit chunky and tall, it touch my Ghost S1 Cooler.

Overall Review: I think G.Skill TridentZ RGB is a great kit for anybody.