Upgrade your system with the Intel LGA 1700 socket, supporting both 13th gen and next-gen processors. Experience blazing-fast performance with dual channel DDR5 memory, equipped with 4 DIMMs and XMP 3.0 support, ensuring you get the most out of your memory modules.
Power through demanding tasks with a commanding 18+1+2 phase digital VRM solution, all while keeping your components cool with advanced VRM Thermal Armor and M.2 Thermal Guard. Benefit from ultra-fast storage capabilities with five M.2 slots, including a lightning-quick PCIe 5.0 x4.
Stay connected with 5GbE LAN and the latest Wi-Fi 7. Enjoy extended connectivity with PCIe 5.0, DisplayPort, HDMI, and front & rear USB-C 20 Gb/s ports. Fine-tune your setup with RGB FUSION 2.0, addressable and RGB LED strip support, Smart Fan 6, and the convenience of Q-Flash Plus for BIOS updates without needing to install CPU, memory, or GPU. Embrace the future of computing—seamlessly and effortlessly.
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Easy BIOS Management
The BIOS is easy to flash, readable, and simple to navigate. -
Solid Performance
Handles high-end Intel processors, overclocking options, and stable performance even under heavy loads. -
Visually Appealing
The white design makes it aesthetically pleasing, especially for custom builds with specific color schemes. -
Good Value
Considering the features, the board provides good value for its price when new. -
Sufficient Connectivity
Has all necessary connections for most users, including multiple M.2 slots and RGB connections.
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Limited USB Ports
Some users felt it could benefit from more USB ports for better connectivity. -
Build Quality Concerns
Received complaints about weaker board quality compared to previous models and components arriving broken. -
BIOS Interface
The BIOS UI is less intuitive than competitors like ASUS, which can be confusing for some users. -
Overpriced
Seen as somewhat overpriced compared to similar models, with the main justification being its aesthetic appeal. -
Driver Limitations
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi drivers are only available for Windows 11, potentially limiting usability for Windows 10 users.
