
This is pretty much as good as it gets. Yes, there are teething issues with WRX90 because it's such a new platform, but once you get past those, the board has been rock solid.

Product came with everything needed in the box no missing anything. Basic manual but to the point. I've worked with Supermicro in the past and when starting those motherboards I would constantly have fan issues and have go in with ipmitool to fix it. On this board that issue didn't happen, came up right away didn't have issues with ports just needed to make sure to setup the jumpers right to use m.2, mini sas to Sata and OCuLink. Its my first time building with EPYC I got a good deal on a 7313p no issues so far. running Unraid first time changing the main hardware with Unraid was fantastic.

- AM5 socket that accommodates Ryzen or Epyc CPU - Supports PCIe 5 (with supporting CPU) - Includes 2 M.2 slots - Excellent IPMI function (this is really why you buy a server MoBo) - Supports ECC memory

VGA out and 10Gbit NICs were worth the upgrade to the NT edition.

IPMI alone has to be the biggest feature! Board looks built to last decades

- CPU comes preinstalled - Plenty of PCI slots - Stable under load - Remote management interface




- Dual 10Gb Ethernet. - Remote management via OpenBMC or MegaRAC. - Up to 2TB ECC RAM. - Supports Ampere Altra processors up to the 128-core Altra Max.



The BMC is a little clunky, but very helpful. I can't see myself getting another server that doesn't have it.



It's a real beast! Works with my AMD Threadripper Pro 5975WX (also from Newegg) veeeeeery well. Note: - You have to upgrade BIOS to 2.a, otherwise can not boot. - It's cheaper than ASUS WRX80E-SAGE Pro, and I have to say, BETTER! - Too difficult to use ASUS WRX80E-SAGE Pro, which needs a BIOS updating too. However, I couldn't get ASUS BIOS Flash button & IPMI BIOS Flashing work. To verify these, I wasted money on SAGE MB, another 3955WX CPU and 8 x Crucial 16GB RAMs which are listed by ASUS. Good luck!


- 4 NVME SSD slots with heat sinks - easy to use BIOS. Recognized all components on first boot. - lots of fan headers - CPU works well; super fast - Included noise and temperature sensors - Very good wifi speed with included antenna - Website says the USBC ports have 40gbps speeds (I haven't tested myself)

1) 10g nice on board 2) optional IPMI which I am planning to get. 3) Asus cpu enhancement all 24 cores fully under-load at 4.8GHz/ single core 5.2 boot stock out of the box 4) 1TB or Rdimm supported 5) lots of pcie slots for expansion
