ASUSROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II AMD Ryzen AM4 ATX motherboard, PCIe 4.0, 12+4 power stages, Two-Way AI Noise Cancelation, WiFi 6E, Intel 2.5 Gb lan, two M.2, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C and Aura Sync

It's very easy to set up and has everything you need for long term use, my only complained is that sometimes network seems to randomly shut down, unsure what the cause is yet but I would say the odds could be software or motherboard but everything else I'm extremely happy with the purchase

Used this motherboard in my pc build and I'm really impressed with it, I have no issues when using my pc and my connection using the WiFi stick never falters.I did have some issues to begin with for example, connecting my pcs fans to the motherboard was difficult due to the pins being so small the fan cable would fall off and the wire is very jiggly but once in place there hasn't been an issue (touch wood, I haven't moved my pc unit yet), there was also an issue with the power and reset pins being illustrated in the wrong place on the motherboards manual but this was fixed with a quick Google.

What can i say!This motherboard is fantastic, it's currently running my Ryzen 9 5900X at 5GHz single core and 4.8GHz all cores.Both Gen 4 SSD blits every task i throw at it and loads games stupidly fast.The ethernet ports are ok, I've had better but 100% get the job done.Its overkill for a modern graphics card but great to have the extra bandwidth available.Love the colour and rgb is just enough to be to overbearing.There is no controller fan on this motherboard just a heatsink plate which helps keep the noise down to a minimum.I found there could have been more fan headers but i made do with what i had and if need be later ill just add a fan controller.All in all this motherboard has exceeded my expectation and is keeping my overclocked (PBO and Curve optimizer) cpu under control easily.

Absolute beast of a motherboard. Does evrything you need it to and more.

I wanted to get the X570 E or F and decided to get the E as it had a faster secondary ethernet port 2.5GBps, and supported wifi 6, even though I have no wifi 6 yet, I wanted to future proof my setup as much as possible. There are 2 m.2 slots which is enough for me, there are sufficient headers for fans, and rgb. I'm using an AMD 5800X, with Noctua NH-D15 Chromax Black, there is sufficient clearance from the memory modules for the second fan but your case needs sufficient width as the second fan gets very close to the Be Quiet 500DX tempered glass panel.I use 6 fans, 5 of them are case fans, 1 CPU fan, there are sufficient fan and RGB headers as I have a hub for my BeQuiet Light wings. My GPU is a NVidia RTX3080 founders edition, and as the PCI slots are reinforced, there's no visible sagging so I don't need a GPU brace. Wifi reception is very strong, ethernet speeds are great, the m.2 slots have heat sinks and don't get too hot. There's a usb gen 3 header for the front panel, plenty at the back.Overall I'm very happy with my purchase, especially as I paid a great price of £200 for this board.

Was looking for a motherboard that would support AMD Ryzen 5900 CPU, with a WiFI onboard.That motherboard was just right for me.What I liked is that you don't need to look for an M2 screw for that NVMe SSD anymore. It has a nice latch that catches it in place.Also, it has a BIOS setting called "stealth" that turns off all the lights in the case, which I really like, since I'm not a big fan of LEDs.That was the first time I had to assemble a PC, for 20 years I had them always custom made for me. Turned out to be as easy as putting 8 screws, and connecting some cables.

I really wanted to like this motherboard. The reviews pursuaded me it was worth the money but unfortunately the one I have appears to be defective.Firstly, it works. The fans work. The motherboard itself lights up and indicates the Q-code and the LED lights for when an error occurs, but unfortunately that was the best I got. Whether it's the graphics card itself or the motherboard, either way, despite hours of research and troubleshooting, I have no idea why nothing will display on the monitor or why the motherboard doesn't recognise the RTX 3080 - a brand new card and supposedly compatible. The card refuses to light up when placed in the closest slot, and despite working in the second slot, the motherboard still doesn't recognise it along with a booting errorSafe to say, I'm disappointed considering this was my first PC build and have no idea where to go from here.

It’s good for gaming and over all I have been very happy so far. It was a easy enough install but the only issue was the backplate and how hard it was to install the CPU fan. Apart from that satisfied