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10G network. 2nd NIC. Works with 256GB ram.

Easy to install compatible with my case

-Easy Post -Easy memory OC using EXPO -Easy driver installation -Dr Debug made me less nervous about failures -Aesthetically pleasing board, made me regret not buying a fish tank style case -Fan headers maximum amps (3A for most) took all the worry away from configuring my fan wiring -Can't wait to take advantage of the impressive IO as a video editor

Everything works as planned no cons ive seen

Photos don't do it justice if you are doing a white build it's the one you want. Build went great, m.2 install mechanism is convenient and solid, great heat sinks, and the power delivery is well-reviewed and acknowledged to be top quality. Love the bios. Everything is just where you hope it will be and good help text for options.

I used this motherboard in a midsize case, fit perfectly. I used it together with an msi 1000w power supply, 240mm arctic liquid cooler, an amd ryzen cpu, and a 4070 gpu. All working perfectly.

My first Tuff motherboard was a X58 that last thirteen years and my second Tuff motherboard was a Z87 which still runs today after ten years. The bios is easy to navigate. I paired this board up with a i9 i12900k and it is as fast as a Hellcat. I did have some issues with an internet connection while loading Windows but I did some research and got it taken care of. Hopefully I can have the same luck with this Z790 as I have with the other Tuff motherboards. Since I have a rare and unique Cooler Master Nvidia case, I did a retro fit with this motherboard and I think it turned out fine.

- Perfect lane distribution - 10gbps ethernet built in - Great looking overall without too much emphasis on RGB

The options of components that you can put on this motherboard without worrying about taxing it are great. We're testing games that have not yet been optimized so will be putting it through the paces but it's more than capable to build a great system. Having visual post errors helps. The USB4 is great for running a full frame camera for presentations.

Simple setup, worked and updated itself on first power up zero issues thus far. Massive heat sinks everywhere running benchmarks so far everything has been optimal. Nothing over 70c at 100% on processor,board, or video card. Wish I had known before hand they had heat sinks installed on the M.2 sockets for M1 M3 and M4. Wouldnt have had to buy memory with heat sinks. This is more positive than negative hence the pros column.

Pros: Everything is stable and sufficient for my retro build purposes. Using Patriot DDR5 sticks (not paired at the factory) successfully at CL30 and 6000M/T, an AMD 7600X, and an RX 9060XT. Plenty of SATA connections for SSDs and an internal DVD drive (only running a single NVMe due to RAM shortage) in a SilverStone FLP-02 case.

Fair price, bunch of extras.

Lots of fan headers thought I was going to need a hub but did not in the end.

It has a lot of features for the price. Under stress testing this board performs flawless. It's 100% stable using t-force memory.

- Sturdy, feels tough, well built - No BIOS update needed for latest 9000 AMD series processors. - Easy to apply CPU under-volt with performance presets in BIOS. - Built-in IO Shield - Wifi Antenna holes - 1 USB-C port and 1 header for future upgrades

Great product and price. Delivered on time and in excellent condition.

It was very easy to setup, the BIOS comes with an easy mode to toggle, has a nice color and sleek design to it.

Excellent aesthetics for a white-colored system build. Memory support is better than a competitor's X670E I was using previously. 2x48 GB (not as easily supported as the more common 2x32 or 2x16 formats) worked out of the box, along with EXPO profiles (this wasn't the case with the previous MB I was using). Love the screwless m.2 installation and having all the accessories included: rubber pad standoffs and additional pieces to accommodate either single-sided or dual-sided NVMe drives. Thermal pads are included for all 4 M.2 slots as well (3 on the large heatsink for top-surface cooling of those; there are preinstalled bottom and top surface pads for the main M.2 closest to the CPU as well as an extra pad to add thickness at the bottom for single-sided M.2 NVMe storage). EZ-Latch for the primary x16/x8 PCIe slot makes it much easier to remove a large GPU. Wifi/bluetooth antennae click into place: no more need for screwing them in one by one as in prior product I was using. While I know some folks dislike MB vendor supplied software, I found that GIGABYTE Control Center is simple and saves me time. After setting up the HW, I was able to quickly download and install all the drivers on one screen menu instead of having to manually search for and download one at a time as with some other MB manufacturers. There are also intriguing and intuitive features to customize fan controls, such that each fan/pump header can be associated with specific temp sensors on the board. You, as the user, can inform the OS & MB which areas of the MB each fan header is responsible for, so the temp sensor values from those areas drive the changes in corresponding fan speeds. RGB Fusion portion of the application was pretty straightforward for changing the onboard LED styles. Three of the four m.2 slots are off the CPU PCIe Gen5 (x4), in case you need the max speed. Just as with any X870E platform, the consumption of these lanes results in the x16 slot, typically used for a GPU, being downgraded to use only 8 lanes. However, this is not a major issue for current generation GPUs (including RTX 5000 series) as Gen5 x8 has minimal or no differences in performance from x16 and is comparable to Gen4 x16. Manual/documentation are great and detailed, including a block diagram of resource & lane allocations.

Clean look and easy BIOS Keeps my 265k boosted as high as other more expensive boards

Super pretty, pretty easily modified