ASUS ROG STRIX X370-I GAMING AMD Ryzen AM4DDR4 M.2 mini-ITX X370 Motherboard with onboard 802.11ac WiFi, Gigabit LAN and USB 3.1

There are basically three columns of motherboard standoffs in the AT computer case: left, middle and right. Each column containing three standoffs. This board uses the two columns of standoffs: left and middle. And, the right edge of the motherboard is riding on the left edges of the standoffs in the right column (if those standoffs are not removed.) . The board is not using the right column standoffs, and the distance between the middle column standoffs and the right edge of the board is huge. (Look at the picture I uploaded.) There are memory slots and the motherboard power connector on that unsupported right portion. Inserting the memory modules and plugging in the motherboard power connector requires fair amount of force, and with board design like this, it can really create huge stress on the board near the middle column of the standoffs due to high torque. I don't know what the manufacturer's idiotic or crazy motives are, but they should have extended the board tiny bit to the right to create additional standoff holes to make the board physically sound.

All USB ports work, board has a lot of good features and connections. Had a lot of trouble getting video output initially running with Ryzen due to BIOS issues.The Fix:1) Connect computer to Internet via Ethernet cord2) Reset CMOS by removing the circular battery in the motherboard for 15+ seconds, then replace.3) MOBO will prompt you to press F1 to run setup, do so.4) Go to Advanced >> Tool >> ASUS EZ Flash Utility. Use this to update BIOS via Internet.After that, no more video output issues!

Really nice board with plenty of features. This board was used for a first gaming computer build with my 14 year old grandson. It's rock solid after a month of use, and has a great bios graphical interface that was very intuitive for him. The PCI slot is beefed up to handle the extra weight of his GForce GTX fan cooled graphics card, and there is no flex in this board with that card mounted in a tower unit. This board, coupled with his AMD Ryzen processor, was a perfect match. Since his case has a see-through glass panel, this red pulsating lighted board matched perfectly with his red illuminated cooling fans, which was a nice finishing touch to his first build experience.

Used for budget gaming build for a friend of mine. Board works great, is easy to setup, and looks great too. Board did require a BIOS update for the newer Ryzen CPUs but other than that everything went off without a hitch. I installed a Ryzen 5 2600 CPU and 16GB Kingston HyperX RAM. Board offers plenty of options for tweaking and overclocking, as well as LED lighting control. The board actually has LED lid traces around the perimeter, which I was not expecting, but it certainly did look good (which you can control in the bios). Board ran everything stable and was a pleasant experience. Plenty of features for the price point and I wouldn't hesitate to use it in another Ryzen build.

Great board, paired with a 1500X it rips. Why people spend more $$$ on Intel is beyond me. BIOS is very user friendly, board looks great, LED header pins are just icing on the cake. Can't suggest this board enough.

Amazing little motherboard. Plenty of ports for it's size, and great performance. Gotta be careful with the riser pins as they can bend easily, but I personally didn't have this issue. Sound card is much better than expected. No on-board graphics, so be aware of that, and the WiFi does not require the use of the plug-in antenna, though it helps at longer range. Runs pretty cool in my compact setup.Not sure what the difference is between this and the ASUS B series board that looks exactly the same. Ended up getting this as the other one was almost always out of stock. Price fluctuates wildly on both of these, so I'd monitor it for a bit.

Installation was a breeze. I haven't tried to push it yet, so my ram is still running at default, but the bios from what I've seen is really easy to work with.There's not a lot of ryzen mini-itx boards out, but I'm sup happy with my purchase, and it  SilverStone Technology 300W SFX Form Factor 80 PLUS BRONZE Powe Supply , and the clear panels show of the rgb control. I still need to buy some addressable led's, but I'm really appreciative of the built in functionality.That said, the incompatibility of ASUS Aura, my Logitech RGB Keyboard, and my Razer RGB mouse is pretty #$**)(*&^ infuriating. I may just end up buying a usb rgb controller and syncing all of it with Aurora.

I decided to get this board because the Asus Prime X370 pro i had (ATX variant) could not overclock at all, so i was running everything at stock settings, After i got this i was able to OC my Ryzen 7 1700 to 3.7 GHZ with no voltage change and the Memory to 2933 MHZ with no problem.

Pésimo artículo. A pesar de afirmar ser compatible con la segunda generación Ryzen tienen muchos problemas, la mía dejo de funcionar en unas horas. Lean foros especializados al respecto para más detalles.

Pretty great board. The only issue I have is that they don't include the standoff and screw for mounting the m.2 drive. Which is probably the one you will want to install your O's on. And they are very tough to find. So your sitting around with all your hardware ready to go and have to wait a couple weeks for a silly screw and standoff that should be with the board

I bought ASUS PRIME X370-A + Ryzen 2600.After installing the MOBO light red but do not boot (no post on screen). Only the fans start.I check PSU.I think I will return this MOBO + CPU

LLevo poco más de un año utilizando mi PC con esta motherboard, todo llegó bien empacado y no me ha dado problemas en lo absoluto. La tengo trabajando junto con un Ryzen 5 1600, compatible con memorias adata XPG, no tuve que actualizar absolutamente nada, la recomiendo!

works perfect