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-Solid board with all the features you could need -Comes with solid backplate -Comes with M.2 Expansion Card -Looks amazing

Great high end mobo for bleeding edge components (when purchased). Combined with a Core 7 265k, 48gb of UDIMM memory and an RTX 5080 it has been rock solid as a gaming machine.

ALERT! It's 2025 already, and this motherboard will not recognize a GPT-partitioned device as bootable! Once I figured out why I didn't seem to have any bootable drives, I formatted and partitioned my M2 SSD with a MS-DOS partition table, and it was good to go. I bought a pair of 24 GB G.Skill Trident DDR5 DIMMs that are listed on the ASROCK QVL. The CPU is an Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF. I learned that my nice legacy heatsink was incompatible with the heatsink footprint (the 4 holes) on a LGA 1851, so I bought a Noctua NH-D9L and it works great. CPU temp with air cooling is 32-35C. I;ve been a pretty reliable Asus MB user over the years, but this ASROCK unit is getting the job done for me and I have zero regrets for this decision.

Easy to install Durable Lots of ports

Ease of use? Simple install. Mounting holes for lga 1700 and 1200 is really nice. Perfect board to upgrade to 12th gen.

Easy install, built in IO Shield, plenty of M.2 SSD slots

-great aesthetic - m.2 -Perfect header placement

I love the board's appearance in my all-white build (relax, I'm black). I am still gathering the components to complete my build, but I will submit a more complete product performance review when the build is finished and ready to roll out.

They will build motherboard with lots of different types of hookups for fans, SATA drives, water cooling systems. Has multiple M2 drivers

White matches my case very nicely Micro ATX somehow has some (not all) capabilities of a ATX or larger motherboard which is pretty good in my book, it's also as far as I know the only Micro ATX motherboard I could find that had these capabilities. (Could be wrong, but I looked around a lot!) Since it's micro ATX it's small, but has plentiful features as I'm about to list. Small means easier to fit, more compact, weighs less, and it does this without giving up too many features and specs as well as performance. 3 M.2 slots & 6 SATA Slots (with a 16x PCIE 4.0 extra slot that runs at 4x so you can add up to 4 M.2s ) Future proofing: Z790 chipset, 14th gen support, DDR5 support, PCIE 5.0 16X GPU slot, and decent VRMs for a Micro ATX motherboard, with plenty of USB slots including type c, USB 3.2, and all the latest io panel features you'd want in a motherboard. Some of these don't benefit us currently, but will down the line. Extensive BIOS with customizability, enabled overclocking, fan setup, DDR5 options such as high bandwidth / low latency when enabled helps with the RAM performance, as well as ram overclocking options, and Intel XMP, everything you could practically want for advanced and beginner users, with a very simple interface that isn't confusing or annoying. Linux support, big one for me it works well with Linux with no issues. For the power/reset switch on your case and such it makes your life easier by having a casing that go around this tiny pins with labels on where each connector goes corresponding to the pin, makes it very easy then just the default way. As I mentioned above it's a z790 chipset so it allows overclocking, it has an extra 4 pins that are optional that go right by the normal 8 pin connector if you need extra power for overclocking, as well as a water-cooling header for both the CPU (cpu_opt) and then another called sys fan 4 pump which I presume to be used for a GPU water cooling pump along with your normal cpu_fan header for people who use air coolers. Came with a Wi-Fi adapter that works really well. 200$ which is a good price. Works extremely well with my i7 14700k, my aio cooler (coolermaster masterliquid 360L with 360mm heatsink), and my Gigabyte Nvidia RTX 4080 Super Windforce v2 Probably more I'm forgetting, but you get the point it's a cool little board

- 5gb LAN - Dual 8 pin CPU power - Supplemental 8 pin PCIe power - Easy GPU latch - Tool-less m.2 installation - All fan headers are 2 amp, pump header is 3 amp

well built, has more than enough usb and lighting pluggins. fit perfectly in an ATX case even with 140mm fan in the rear of the case. I really like the M.2 heatsinks for the storage drives

Very easy to install and set up, everything worked right out of the box. Solid build quality with good layout and plenty of useful features. Supports DDR5 and has great connectivity options, including Wi-Fi 7 and Thunderbolt. BIOS is user-friendly and makes tweaking or updating settings simple. Runs stable with no crashes or compatibility issues so far.

Compact but still relatively easy to work with. Works with 14th-gen CPUs after a BIOS update.

It just works

It's going to be a little bit before I know how great this motherboard is, but, aside from the item, Roboshine made this a very smooth process.

thunderbolt 4 pc8000 memory controller m.2 5x4 Updated bios with nice Factory settings S200 overclock 5 rgb headers no fan hub needed standard cpu mount with even distribution pressure, No Hot Spots

No issues and love the look of the board. 4 m.2 slots with heatsinks and quick latches so no post n screws needed. Quick release button for gpu easy to get to for cleaning Intergrated io shield