The ASUS Fan Xpert 4 software provides comprehensive control over fans, water pumps, and all-in-one (AIO) coolers. Whether you are cooling with air or water, an automatic tuning mode intelligently adjusts all parameters with a single click.

There is also an Extreme Quiet mode that reduces all fan speeds below the default minimum threshold, so your system remains silent during light tasks. Fans, water pumps, and AIO coolers can also be controlled via the UEFI BIOS.

AI Cooling II balances the thermal and acoustic characteristics of each build with a single click. An exclusive ASUS algorithm minimizes unnecessary noise while running a quick stress test, and then monitors CPU temperatures to dynamically adjust fans to optimal speeds.

Each connection can dynamically refer to three thermal sensors. Fan Xpert 4 allows you to map the temperature of supported ASUS graphics cards to optimize cooling for GPU and CPU intensive tasks.

The ASUS Enhanced Memory Profile II (AEMP II) is an exclusive firmware feature for memory modules with PMIC restrictions. AEMP II relies on the CPU and memory module's ability to train the memory chips in your kit and presents an optimized clock speed that can effortlessly unleash performance.

Built through a flexible training method, AEMP II facilitates not only the adjustment of memory beyond basic settings but also the maintenance of system operation stability, whether maximizing an entry-level module or preparing a high-speed kit for ultimate performance.

The PRIME Z790M-Plus offers a total of three M.2 slots that support data transfer speeds of up to 64 Gbps via PCIe 4.0, allowing for faster boot and application load times with operating system or application drives.

A series of USB ports support high-spec devices loaded with peripherals, including the rear USB Type-C port with USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 superspeed for transfer speeds of up to 20 Gbps.

A well-tuned system deserves a corresponding aesthetic. ASUS Aura offers full control of RGB lighting with a variety of functional presets for the built-in RGB LEDs, as well as for strips and devices connected to the built-in RGB headers - and all of these can be synchronized with an ever-growing portfolio of Aura-capable hardware.

Three addressable RGB Gen 2 headers are capable of detecting the number of LEDs in second-generation addressable RGB devices, allowing the software to automatically adjust lighting effects to specific devices. The new headers also offer backward compatibility with existing Aura RGB devices.