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First off its a $100 motherboard with a big heatsink, BT 5.3, PCIe 5.0, two 4.0 m.2 slots, comes preloaded with WiFi and BT drivers

M.2 slot lga 1700 everything is great even has a c port slot which is nice idk what I would use it for

- Looks cool - aluminum sinks / design / graphics - Works well - Triple M.2 slots - I'm using 2 of them - PCI-E x16 slot for giant GPU

I got a mother board that possibly had bad pins on it. It was taken care of with a new one sent right out and now is running well!

Easy to install Smooth M.2 drive installation Built in I/O shield Great BIOS ui Push connect wifi, not screw In

solid heatsinks good rear IO panel, a lot of connectivities nice design

7600mhz XMP working beautifully right out of the box. I am coming from the exact same mobo but Z490 10th gen. The old mobo had a sad I/O plate but this new rig is fully integrated and comparing the two makes me laugh, the old one looks so cheap. The wifi and Bluetooth are excellent, reaching across a big room to my DualShock controllers.

Plenty of features. Easy to use software. What more could you want in a motherboard?

The goods I have purchased form Canadian Newegg over the years, never, Never disspoited me. Allways all came on time and NEVER anything was " box open " Very relable place to get the componets from.

I've been building PCs since the swap meet heydays of the 80s. This motherboard is built like military grade hardware, and the layout is perfect. Building a PC around it was a walk in the park. It supports a ton of standards. The ever improving ASUS BIOS is a joy to use.

New feature to flash BIOS with no memory was a life saver.

Had all the ports and options I was looking for. Easy to work with.

This was my first AIO water cooled desktop and I'm quite impressed. No noice whatsoever when the desktops are powered up. Huge difference in boot times, page refresh times .... just raw beautify speed! No more external hubs since each of these 2 MB's have ample USB ports.

I printed out manual. Its mor inclusive. Easy setup and came on on first build. I used there gt utility from the msi site. It installed all drivers and updated the bios. That was awesome. Primary m.2 connector had a nice heat sink too. Nice board. My 4th overall.

Rgb has plenty of room for aio and GPU many many options in bios for CPU and memory

- support up to 14 gen Intel processor - DDR 5 memory - two M.2 storage slots

-As of October 2024 purchase, it came with BIOS version 3/26/2024. It recognized the Core i3 14100 processor without any issue. Didn't need to put a 12th gen Core processor in to do any BIOS update. -From the above bulletpoint, my box had a "Next Gen CPU Ready" sticker on it probably to indicate it has the updated BIOS version to support 13th and 14th gen Core processors. -Compact size and has Wi-Fi card already included. -High quality -2x ARGB 5v headers for your LED lights -Integrated video output if you don't want to add a dedicated video card. (VGA, Displayport, and HDMI)

Upgrading my computer from a second gen i3 to this was easy. Decided to get the non wifi version because i already had ethernet ran.

Easy to set up, lots of options plenty of m.2 slots. Tons of fan headers and rbg headers too.

Somehow I bent the pins under the CPU of the 1st MB, don't know how I did that, after getting it back from from ASUS repair center, which it really didn't need because all they did is test startup 50 times & when I got it back the issue was resolved - so just a big waste of time I can't blame on any body else. So that's off my chest, the 2nd Z890-A is working perfectly. No complaints at all. It has plenty of USB's. Room for 2 HDD's, 4 2.5" SSD's & 5 M.2 SSD's. You don't need to be a gamer to get this MB, it will handle whatever you throw at it. I still haven't played with the Audio capabilities it has, or finished moving all my files over to the new PC. It's been a busy Summer. One hack I accidently discovered: I went with an Intel 265KF (no internal graphics), but was planning on getting a GPU any way. Do that and you can save a few bucks on the CPU.