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-clear cmos button on the IO -ASUS bios -ASUS DriverHub -plenty of IO connections

dropped my cpu in plugged in all of the things it posted first try. downloaded windows onto a USB and copied drivers to it, then plugged into the USB port on my case. booted into bios by pressing DEL at start, change boot order to the USB, install windows onto a drive. pretty simple. took a while i am not sure i actually enjoy building pcs anymore.

Wired it up and worked like a charm. I don't need all the USB connections, But after the nightmare of two MSI MBs USB, this was smooth sailing. Using a 9 9900x CPU.

MAtx, Wifi 6e and Bluetooth, POST LED's for diagnostics, 2.5gb Ethernet., AMD AM5, Quick release button for GPU slot

Really well rounded motherboard Has enough usb cables for all my essentials The built in WiFi especially was really useful, when not needing to buy a separate WiFi card!

Just built a new system, been running it for a couple weeks and its working flawlessly. All the features I need, prices fair for a quality board.

With the future AMD CPUs you will need the 64mb BOIS to have all available options. Solid motherboard. Great looking. Excellent performance. If you plan on using both gen5 nvme slots at once it will disable the USB4 ports. I researched this and it was not a problem for me as I use an add in USB4 card from my previous computer. Other than that this motherboard meets all of my needs and is solid.

Started right up on initial build. All components were easy to connect. 4 Memory Slots. NIce BIOS Features.

- 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

Multiple M2 slots Clean, simple look

Like the motherboard features except the M2B slot hidden under the video car. Would be nice to have another USB 2.0 on the board.

Everything you need and nothing you don't. This board is just like the more expensive model but a good bit cheaper. The VRM and PCI-Express layout is the same. You don't get the fancy heat sinks and all the RGB. Once you put on a tower air cooler and a 2.5 to 3 slot GPU you don't see most of that stuff anyway.

I haven't built a PC since 2017 so this one is a huge upgrade from that era. It's also my first Gigabyte/Aorus product and have had no issues getting it up and running with a 9800x3d and 64gb Corsair RAM with expo enabled. I haven't really tinkered with it nor needed to. Stable, cool, and quiet in all stress-testing and gaming. -Tons of connectivity -Fan headers all over -Solid, well-built, and has massive heatsinks -Classy and subtle RGB -Great looking board for a white/cold looking build, though my air cooler blocks half the view

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

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

Some motherboards I've worked with - I've felt - tended to squeeze things in. I've often had to wedge the AIO cooler into a space not quite designed for an oversized pump/heat plate combo. Not so with this board. It's well laid out, the connections are easy to access I've only had this MB up and running about a month, but so far it's been rock steady.

Plenty of I/O, 3 M.2 drives, PCIE5, wifi (haven't tested this yet). Quiet fan curve by default but stays cool, my 250K at 100+ watts is barely over 50, while nothing else on the board is out of the 30's. No issues applying XMP timings. The main workload I bought this for a heavily threaded Python app with a lot pillow usage and perceptual hashing limited by memory bandwidth. This is a whole lot faster than my 11700k and has been rock solid. Probably nothing to stress the 8 phase power delivery, which is fine with me!

Was cheap with the CPU bundle and no issues with 265k