It was used to build an ITX PC for basic office tasks, but...
1) Sometimes it would work with AutoCAD,
2) Sometimes it would work with Photoshop and Premiere,
3) Sometimes it would work with SolidWorks....
4) ...but it would never be used for gaming!

Therefore, the "WorkHandler 2K ITX" was chosen, which I have all the parts for in my profile and you can also see a video of the setup here: https://tinyurl.com/WorkHandler. The motherboard has proven to be a great tool as it easily reaches the limits of a 13700 without much effort (although in this case, the K... was preferred). It has many conveniences for fitting even in the smallest cases, but it's difficult to heat up the VRM heatsinks. It has 8+1 phases with 80A PowerStage on an 8-layer PCB. It supports up to DDR5-7600 x 2 (max 64GB) RAM, with one PCI Express 5.0 (x16), 2.5 Gigabit LAN (Intel) and Intel WiFi 6E with Bluetooth 5.3.

Of course, it doesn't allow for overclocking, but it allows you to play with the Power Limits! This means that you can set the temperature limit for the processor so that you don't have to live with the 100 degrees that the 13X00k will reach. By setting the limit to 90 degrees, it decides on its own (and very cleverly, in combination with QVL Certified memory with more than 1 XMP Profile...) how far it will go, depending on your cooling. It's a great convenience if the PC is handled by anyone without knowledge!

You can find all the contents of the motherboard's packaging in the corresponding unboxing video on my profile on Skroutz. For me, it has been characterized as a top solution if you can't afford the cost of the Z790 chipset.

I have it in a Meshlicious case with a 13600kf.

positives
- The best and cheapest motherboard in its category if you're not going to do serious OC.
- Easy cable installation and good clearance.
- Works with highly overclocked RAM.
- Low temperatures in all measurements.
- Many USB ports, etc. at the back, and SATA ports, etc. on the motherboard for such a small size.
edit: I should add that with Asus Aio cooler 280mm (strix LC ii), the pump and fans are fully controlled via BIOS or Armoury crate.
negatives
- I had trouble with the POST, it failed multiple times and I had to plug and unplug everything twice until it started. After the BIOS update, everything is fine.
- It doesn't have the ability to update the BIOS without booting... you would need a rog model... so you should pay attention to CPU and RAM compatibility, etc.