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The motherboard works great and POSTED right away. The WiFi speed is actually incredbile - WiFi 6 is a huge upgrade. On 1.5 Gbps Rogers service, I'm getting over 550 Mbps, which is fantastic. Updated the BIOS right away.

-Wifi -Exists

BIOS was easily Updated The BIOS options are off the Hook good. This board has my Corsair RGB Pro DDR4 3200 running 108% on benchmark test. I am running a Ryzen 5 5600g on it right now. it too is well over preforming. The heat sink for the M.2 SSD comes in handy running a WD Black sn750 sdd Gaming M.2 that can be picked up cheap right now without a Heatsink . RGB Control is cool and with software it syncs with my Corsair ram. SO performance and cool looks factor is really really Good

Everything is perfect!

* Two M.2 full speed Gen4x4 *Wi-Fi built in *Front USB-C connector (rare at this price) *Good color for a white build like mine. *4 RAM slots *Q-flash BIOS update capable

people are saying the ryzen 5 3600 doesnt work correctly. Mine worked fine.

- 4 NVME sockets - PCIe Gen 5.0 - No lane sharing between M.2 sockets and PCIe expansion slots - 6 SATA3 6.0 Gb/s connectors - USB4

Motherboard was easy to put together Bios was easy to navigate EZ Debug light came in handy

initally after building it out i flipped the switch and nothing. i troublshooted several things. and still nothing. i even posted a DOA on newegg but today 1dec24 138pm dst. i looked again at 1 issue a 3rd time and corrected something. i am embarassed to say what it was but i corrected it. replugged some components i had previously unplugged and FLIPPED the swich and an OH MY G-D MOMENT OCCURED.! lights fans and after it shutoff briefly and on again SCREEN DISPLAY!. even a multiple times pc builder lik me can F_UP. AND just as an apologetic it took me about 25 hours partially because i kept running into issues mostly fitting components to tower. AND though i had lots of fun doing it it did take me 25hours probably a little less to build the thing. in my defense i was adding components that i was not familiar with and therefore took longer to make do. ... i coulod go on and on and on even making a fool of myself. if i havent already. when i mess up i admit it. and i did. and i corrected it. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> IN CONCLUSION the ASUS PRIME line of mobos does not disappoint specifically the asus prime Z890M-plus WIFI

Build quality is great and was easy to install.

- Best bang for buck in my opinion - Exactly the same as the Riptide WiFi but for $10 less - Decent enough VRM size 7+1+1 (although they say 14, it's really 7) - 4 M.2 Slots - WiFi 7 and BT compatible - Should work instantly with 9000 series CPUs -Supports 8000 MT/s DDR5!

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

Came with UEFI and Secure Boot enabled, which was a pleasant surprise. The BIOS was only a few months old so I haven't even bothered to consider updating. Everything worked first time as expected

Solid Build Quality: The motherboard feels premium with a durable design and high-quality components. Strong Performance: Handles AMD AM5 processors efficiently, offering smooth performance even under heavy workloads. Great Connectivity: Comes with WiFi 7, 5G LAN, and multiple USB ports, ensuring fast and stable connections. GPU EZ install is also very convenient. DDR5 Support: Future-proof with support for high-speed DDR5 memory. Efficient Cooling: Well-designed VRMs and heatsinks keep temperatures in check, ideal for gaming and overclocking. Easy BIOS Setup: MSIs BIOS interface is user-friendly, making tuning and adjustments hassle-free.

For the price this board packs some great features. - no PCIE lane sharing with GPU - plenty of m.2 slots for storage - plenty of high speed usb ports

- 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

- Good wifi reception even if you don't plug in the antennas - BIOS UI is pleasant to use and offers good control over fan curves - Good linux compatibility - Relatively cheap for having the latest-gen tech

Plenty of space and good layout for my pc build.

Easy to install, very fast pcie 5, and looks good.