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Love the combo

Feels fairly sturdy, plenty of ard drive intakes, fan ports everywhere too, and a manual that saved my build as it basically tells you how to assemble it with images on every page directing you every step of the way.

Nicely built Metal heat sinks Easy to understand Bios.

It is as advertised

Wifi price and compatibility

-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.

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

other then one of my RGB pin was slightly bent but was able to straighten it out. other then that for the price this board is great. I got a white pc built so it look and perform amazing. I would definitely buy another one in the future.

I haven't built on an MSI board for quite a while, but this seemed like a quality, well built product. Everything that's crammed in here in an ITX form factor is well worth the price IMO.

Good amount of m.2 slots for a gaming motherboard, everything was easy to install on it and it was quite resistant to how much pressure I applied to it while installing the GPU. Nice look as well

-This board doesn't split pci lanes from the top pci slot for GPU and m.2 lanes thankfully -clean asthetic -high quality feel -plenty of storage spots -great VRMs for stability

-Basic board with only the things required -Looks great in my rig -has the screw on type WIFI antenae -PCIe 5.0 SSD slot -PCIe 5.o x 16 slot

- software is good - super easy to customize RGB

- Supports THREE M2 SSDs and has a very slick heatsink that covers them and that has a thermal pad (note that if also comes with some foam cubes that you should put under the SSD to prevent bending, I didnt realize that at first and had to take stuff out to place them) - No screws needed to install the M2 SSDs! it has a little thing you slide to lock it in place. - Very easy to to update the BIOS. I downloaded the BIOS update to a USB then connected it to the USB port that says BIOS and selected Q-flash from the BIOS. - It comes with WIFI - It has a little additional button that makes it pretty easy to eject the GPU in case you can't reach the usual thing you press to eject it. - GIGABYTE has software called Gigabyte Control Center that let's you do stuff like control the fan speed curves for the CPU and GPU as well as overclock. - The black one without RGB looks very slick and cool!

Easy to set up. Bios are straightforward. No issues at all.

Great quality Tons of expansion

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.

Install and startup with 9800X3D was flawless and has been trouble free in operation. Bios was easy to work with for a first time PC builder. The on line manual was comprehensive and answered most questions.

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

It has been 13 years since I last built up a PC but was forced to with Microsoft shutting down Windows 10. I've probably built 6 PCs from scratch since the 1980's but have upgraded dozens over the years - friends and churches. This is my second Gigabyte - all the others were Asus. Why are people complaining about the x16 bus having an optional split into 2 Nvme x4 plus an x8? It still gives you two other x4 Nvme (one being gen5). That allows plenty of storage for just about anyone. I can only see using these other two slots if you wanted to configure a RAID. So they gave an option that makes sense. I was lucky enough to score a 5070 GPU at MSRP. And by golly it sits on the x16 bus as gen5. My Nvme sits in the CPU slot as gen5x2. My other sits in the D slot as gen4x4. They both perform to their specs - so says Samsung magician. It's as good as it gets. I initially brought up the board with the internal Ryzen 9900 graphics. It works. I've utilized most of the front panel USB connections. As far as I can tell they are all working. I don't know what some reviewer meant by them not all working at once - if I encounter this, I'll update my review. I installed 2 32G sticks of DDR5600. I expected to have to go into BIOS and set it to 5600 but it adjusted automatically. My MB is in a 4U rack chassis. I have no need for RGB. (Seriously, what's the point?)