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I was lucky enough to get a 9800x3d when they first hit the market and also bought an msi x670 tomahawk unfortunately I could never get the board to flash to use the cpu. Looking for a new option I came across this Asrock Nova wifi mobo instock for just a few minutes and grabbed it. Just installed it with the 9800x3d +7900xtx + 32gb + 2tb wd ssd and it fired right up now just need to do all the new set up stuff

- Stable with no crashes in 6 weeks of use - it has enough features with 4 ram slots, rgb headers, bluethooth and wifi built in to make it feel better than the cheapest options - Great price - XMP/DOCP worked on second attempt with G. Skill RGB 3600 Mhz Ram

Works perfectly with 9800x3d

I've tried other motherboards but I always go back to Asus. I haven't had time yet to play with it, but getting it up and running was a breeze

I am searching for a white motherboard. The B850 edge ti has meet my requirement and the performance is pretty good as well. I very like it

Gorgeous motherboard, good quality build, all great.

-Beautiful color -WIFI 7, Ethernet 5G -Audio S/PDIF connection (is a MUST if you want to connect to older AVR and older TV) -Tons of M.2 and PCIE connection

ASRock : even better than Asus for AMD mobos very good price (under $140USD) mATX : who needs multiple video cards anyway

- Latest chipset with support for AMD 9000 series CPUs - Plenty of M.2 SSD slots - Decently subtle design - Lots of connectivity for CPU and case fans along with ARGB headers - Good amount of USB ports - Overall good value

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

Fast, reliable

I havent upgraded for awhile, and this board has everything I could want. Plenty of USBs and 10Gbe built in. I paired it with a 9950x and compatible memory with tight timings and everything booted the 1st time. I updated the Bios to the latest and couldnt be happier.

-Good BIOS, not including my learning curve for this being my first Gigabyte mobo. -VRMs have no issue with setting manual currents in PBO. Buildzoid evaluates them and they perform as well as he predicts. -Good layout, thermals are a non-issue if there is SOME type of airflow. -Better USB port quantity on the IO than other boards (Asus, looking at your disappointing ROG B550i on this one)

Everything works as planned no cons ive seen

You can feel the build quality Lots of room for expansion (drives, DDIM, ets...) Looks great! Great Airflow! Easy RGB control via button on case (no need for software unless you want to use it) and 2 plugs for CPU fans for large tower coolers! BIOS updated for my unit out of the box.

The motherboard is working

Comes with plenty of IO and m.2s. It is also build well with a easy bios to use. Seems to be one of the best all arounder MATX boards

-six sata ports -wifi 7 -clean design -no RGB -four m.2 slots -seven segment debugger -GPU does not share lanes unless using a second PCIE

Very easy to set up, manuals are all online for reference. Very intuitive, lots of options.