This motherboard has been fantastic so far, no issues to speak of. Running a 9800X3D and 64GB of Corsair Dominator Titanium DDR5 6000 CL30. Performance is great. It's a high price item, but if you're in the market for a premium, feature rich motherboard, this is it. Read more

I've used almost exclusively ASUS motherboards going all the way back to the 1990's and I don't honestly recall ever having problems with them. I've purchased everything from the top end ASUS motherboards to their entry level motherboards over the last 30 odd years (though I've tended towards their high end boards since the early 2000s) I can say they all just work and do what they claim they will do. This board continues that tradition of rock solid performance from ASUS and I'm very happy with my purchase. I also enjoy my first opening of the motherboard box like a kid on Christmas, and this board really stood out as one of the best looking boards I've purchased in the last 10 years or so. The first thing I noticed with this one after the obvious visual appeal was the weight. I was upgraded from the X570 to the X870E with this and this motherboards has a lot of aluminum and a lot of weight! To call this thing chonky is an absolutely fair statement. The trade of with all that aluminum of course, is cooler temperatures for your VRM (which is totally overkill for the 9950X!) and cooler temperatures and better performance of your NVMe drives both Gen5 (My Gen5 NVMe drive stays at a relatively cool 42c!). My Gen4 NVMe drives hover right around 44c, I was worried about the heat in the Gen5, turns out with this particular board that is a non-issue. The latest BIOS (1003 as of this writing) improves gaming performance with the 9950X and works beautifully to park your unused cores to better improve your frame rates. If I had one complaint with my upgrade is that training DDR5 is a slow process. Fortunately you only have to do that once (more if you're tweaking your memory) but for me it's select the non-tweaked profile in BIOS and it's been rock solid since (I had issues with the tweaked profile crashing games, and switched to the standard one, and the problems went away). I settled on this particular board as it had all the features I was looking for, at a price I thought was reasonable. I did my research and while I did briefly consider an ASRock motherboard I ended up settling on this for both the lanes for the NVMe and keeping my graphics card PCIE slot at x16! It also has amazing connectivity on the rear I/O shield. All that and my great experience with ASUS motherboards is why I picked this. In my opinion, you can't go wrong with ASUS motherboards. Read more

I'm nothing but happy &100% satisfied with my mobo. Although, if I had one question for ASUS it would be, why, oh why did you place the second/bottom PCIE slot so low? Other than that, this mobo is off the hook and its also very handsome! Read more

Previously purchased another x870e board, but that one had really bad bios software support for the 9800x3d. Since purchasing this ASUS ROG Strix X870E-E Gaming WiFi AMD AM5 board, I no longer have issues that previously plagued me. Highly recommend if you can afford it. Read more

I went from a z790 intel board. And there are some major quality of life improvements!! They have upgraded how you install your m.2 to a latch system!! And you can just yank your gpu out without worrying about pushing the little latch down or pushing the button on the older motherboard’s!! And it’s a pretty motherboard Read more

This motherboard was easy to build with and has been rock solid since day one! It has tons of connectivity for USB 3.0 in the front and tons of USB-C support. If you look closely at the reviews, many of the negative reviews are actually for the x670e-e board. My review is regarding the x870e-e. Read more

Everything works, the m.2 heat sinks are impressive and get warm quickly doing their job. Lots of m.2 slots all with heat sinks. No issues setting up this board Read more