Performance:Good MotherboardThere was just one issue I had. Don't install the motherboard ASUS drivers, once installed WindowsJust use the Windows 10 or 11 drivers.All will be fine

Decent gaming on a mid priced board

Excellent m, board!Very happy with this board.New gaming pc with a Ryzen 9 7900X32Gb DDR 5Radeon RX 6750 XT (12Gb)PCIe Gen5 NVMe M.2 SSDImpressed so far......Could do with a few more fan headers thoughl!

Does the Job

Bought this to pair with a Ryzen 7600 and 32GB of RAM. Did it's job well enough.Cons:* It bugs you about installing the Armoury Crate software in Windows* ASUS voids your warranty if you update to the latest BIOS, which they say is necessary to keep the board from frying your processor. See reporting from Gamers Nexus for more info

Excellent Mainboard

Excellent board, micro ATX but with pretty much all the functionality and expandability of a standard ATX board, ideal for a more compact build. With a sophisticated feature set that includes everything from RGB headers to wi-fi, this is a versatile board that could fit a lot of different builds, my preference is gaming and it's a great board for that purpose.

Fine motherboard for me.

I got this from Amazon warehouse, at a discount. It was missing the m.2 standoffs and the CPU bridges - irritating but not unfixable. The latter can be for socket am4 but you may have to make them thinner to fit! It has a big heatsink for the VMUs, which is necessary (apparently these are not up to snuff). However it's brilliant for my non-gaming purposes.

Good Solid Board

Everything you need for your gaming rig. Why spend more for features most people will never use. Easy to setup bios with flashback protection. Great software support through Armoury Crate with Aura Sync for all your lighting effects.

Issues

This motherboard doesn't except OC'd DDR5 Ram. It crashes if XMP or XPO is enable in Bios. Crashes system if external HDD is plugged in. Very disappointed with this motherboard. But since it was part of a prebuilt and other know issues with this motherboard my hands are tied.

Legacy boot vs. UEFI

With the impending Windows 11 launch, a lot of people will be upgrading to your boards, but want to use existing drives. I spent hours figuring out that my problem was legacy boot vs. UEFI boot. You should develop a clear instruction for when a boot fails, but all disks are seen in the BIOS.

Nice feature set for little $$$

Nice feature set for an inexpensive board. Love the 8 USB ports and a PCIe 5.0 slot for an SSD. Only complaint is that two of the PCIe slots get blocked by my 4070 Ti card. But that is a function of the size of the board.

Well it is a mother board...

So, i didn't buy this by choice, it is in my high end pre-built gaming pc. The tuning program, Armoury crate is a terrible experience. The program will force restart the pc if you go through the operation of lighting and fan speed, half the time. I am afraid to use anymore tuning options as it may be worse. Everything has been updated and checked again. Maybe this could be a fluke. 3 weeks of use. Previously MSI 5 years