Satisfied with the basic chipset of AMD's AM5 gaming motherboards.

It has a multitude of USB ports (black) for basic peripherals (mouse, keyboard, headphones, mobile phone) and (red) for high-speed data transfer devices (flash drives, HDDs). One red port is for Q-Flash Plus, which allows you to flash the latest BIOS and UEFI/OS without booting into the operating system or having anything installed on it, except for the power supply (yes, that simply in combination with the button at the bottom and towards the middle). Having a USB-C is nice, but it does not provide fast charging if someone was expecting that.

It's important that it has display ports (DisplayPort, HDMI) since there are processors with integrated graphics, and I find the PS/2 port charming, which I imagine they included for extreme cases where the BIOS/UEFI OS crashes. Standard ethernet and standard audio ports.

Going towards the inside, it has three slots for M.2 to avoid cabling with drives, but unfortunately, only one has cooling provided by the motherboard. The other two are "bare." On the downside, I note that the main PCI-E does not have metal reinforcement, like many motherboards of this kind for supporting graphics cards whose cooling solutions are heavy (usually ~30cm cards with two or three fans). I also don't find it useful to have three additional PCI ports when they could have had a heatsink for the M.2. Maybe someone would want to install an internal sound card, but I don't think anyone would use another expansion product via PCI in a simple home gaming computer. Just my opinion.

Plenty of fan slots, plenty of ports for ARGB decorations. It has one port for CPU cooling, an additional one for CPU water cooling, two for simple fans, if you don't use a set with its own power supply via SATA, and three second-generation A-RGB LED connections.

For its price in this market, I would say it is quite good and could definitely be much better. I installed a 7600X and a simple 7600 graphics card for basic gaming with 5200MHz RAM, and I am satisfied with what I was looking for with a budget just under €900 somewhere before Christmas.

As of 13/Feb/2025, in this product, they have mistakenly (for sure) added photos of an Asus Prime motherboard. Where you see white, it is a different motherboard. Completely.