ASUS Prime H310I-PLUS CSM LGA1151 (Intel 8th Gen) DDR4 M.2 VGA DVI-D H310 Mitx Motherboard Motherboards Prime H310I-PLUS R2.0/CSM

I have built over 500 machines and one thing i have learned is that ASUS's quality and stability can not be beat. Their customer service, however, leads a lot to be desired. These boards are great for mid sized gaming machine. It doesn't have many frills but it will handle some high end graphics cards. There are not many slots but for the price its a great board.

This is a basic mini itx motherboard. There is an M.2 for wifi & bluetooth. I could not get wifi to work. Only bluetooth. Used an ethernet cable for it. Your mileage will probably vary.I built a SFF gaming PC with this board with the following specs.i3 9100f16gb ddr4rtx 2060THE GOODGreat priceProbably one of the best 8th / 9th gen intel boards that you can get in mini itx. I was intrigued about the dual M.2 ports for wifi & storage.Can handle light gamingHDMI outputGood bios - always loved Asus biosTHE BADCome to find out the M.2 port is on the back of the motherboard..... (touches case frame)Theres not enough USB ports I had to get a hub.Intel ram speeds are quite slow.The HD audio connector on the motherboard is right next to the audio output ( you have to have an ugly black cable reaching across the middle of the motherboard to a spot near the IO panel). This is pretty common for ITX though.Not sure if I did this but I broke a ram slot after changing the modules. I won't knock off stars seeing as this motherboard worked exactly as advertised for several months until I upgraded. I really recommend a better board if you are going a gaming route. That rr a motherboard with the M.2 storage slot on the front like everyone else.UPDATE : I ripped that sad excuse of a computer from its mini itx chassis, grabbed a hot glue gun and threw everything into a cardboard box. Velcro zip ties and 3 weeks later i have the funniest conversation piece. People get a kick out of it.Ram slot was fine there was debris in there!Using this an an HTPC with a gtx 1060 and i3 9100f for 4k gaming. Mostly just GTA V.Got the m.2 wifi working now but not the bluetooth haha. Regardless I love this board. It has done me well and probably can't be beat for the price.

These Mobos are very reliable and compact. Build quality is excellent and they work fast and consume verylittle power.

pretty well built, east to install and overall a very good itx motherboard for 75$

I bought this board to fit into a Thermaltake case for a "budget gaming build." I had already bought a Core i3 9100F a while back and wanted a good ITX board with M.2 slot for WiFi/Bluetooth. Amazon advertises this board as "8th generation" with no mention 9th generation support. I can confirm that my 9th gen processor worked just fine out of the box.. no BIOS update needed. My system is as follows:Core i3 9100FASUS Prime H310I-PLUS ITX Motherboard16GB Corsair DDR4 2400 RAM512 GB SATA SSD1TB 2.5" HDD600 Gamemaxx PSUPNY XLR8 Nividia GTX 1660 SUPER Graphics Card

Like the form factor, and the ability to use M2 SSD. Super cool

This is my first ever review on Amazon. I decided to give ASUS another chance after several years since i had a horrible experience with their motherboards. Wrong decision. After many hours of trying to troubleshoot a build, this did not work beyond the CPU fan spinning. No beeps, no LEDs, no indication of what's going on. I used RAM from a running machine and a brand new i3 (which the boards claims to support) and a Corsair CV power supply which appears to be good. Absolute trash of a motherboard. Sticking to ASROCK from now on!

built a small itx pc for streaming movies and youtube. bios has low power mode which i liked (not sure if it is working lost my power meter). Once I find my power kill-a-watt meter I will check the idle wattage. overall it just works nicely.

Descent mini itx for the price, but only comes with windows 10 drivers and requires USB 3.0 support on boot for peripherals. Thankfully there's an old PS/2 port on the MB. If you want to install windows 7, buckle in for an aggravating experience. First you'll need to create a bootable usb with USB 3.0 drivers added to the installer. The CMOS also has safe boot which will lock your partition when formatting. You need to clear out the keys in the Bios to disable this and avoid this issue. Lastly the usb 3.0 connector for your cases front panel does not hold the connection firmly so you'll have to get creative with that one (I'm using an Antec isk300 for the case so the HDD mount actually presses the cable firmly in place. Overall, after locating drivers online I was able to do a clean windows 7 install and all is good. I would not recommend this MB to anyone that is not familiar with navigating the CMOS or troubleshooting the issues that this MB presents. This was an upgrade for our media server so thankfully we won't have to mess with it often.