ASUS ROG Strix Z790 A Gaming WiFi D4, Intel Z790 LGA 1700 ATX motherboard, 16 + 1 power stages, DDR4, four M.2 slots, PCIe 5.0, WiFi 6E, USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type C with PD 3.0 up to 30W, Aura Sync RGB

This motherboard is a more realistic price in the rod strix series. Solid, heavy, good quality. Just beautiful. 14th gen ready, took my i9 1400k no issues. Bios is so easy to use. The argb ain't as bright as I like and is over powered by everything else, but in sleep mode it the only thing that's lights up pretty cool.

I recommend for everybody that motherboard is compatibility for 14th gen processor. Just plug and use. Easy install look so grate in case. High quality product amazing support and back ground programs. The price is expensive but you no headache any install and setup or upgrade. The bios flesh button is working perfectly you don't need use because in bios system automatically recognise processor and you can do it easily ain bios menu any update. Highly recommend

I was worried when I ordered this board with a number of negative reviews online regarding ASUS build quality and CS but this went against my own personal experience of this manufacturer and their mainboards which I'd owned many variants over the last 2 decades or more all of which were rock solid either paired with Intel or AMD CPUs and a variety of other components. This board feels, looks and performs in the month I've used it flawlessly and feels and looks as well built as any MBs I've used before from ASUS. The BIOS is simple to use set up and armour crate has worked with ease too and with none of the problems you may read about from some users, In my new build paired with Intel i5 13600k and CORSAIR DDR5 Dominator MM 6200M/Ts this motherboard is flawless. 10/10 ASUS for another great product

The initial set up was fine, motherboard booted all through VGA and installed Windows. Then, I added a second m.2 SSD and RTX 4070, and it started to not want to cooperate. Updated BIOS. Removed all of CPU, cooler, RAM, then started again, no good. Can't even get to BIOS. It seems to have got itself into a state of denial. This is the second Asus MB in 2 months that fail in the same way, the second MB was sourced from the other side of the world. I have since put the exact set components into a new motherboard not Asus, and that MB booted up all ok, evidence is that I happily type away here. I have not worked out what exactly was the problem, but was more keen to get one that worked and so this was swiftly returned.

Great motherboard waiting for them come back in stock to buy another 1

It's a great well made board, but I had issues with it from the get go which still remain. Asus have really dropped the ball on this one. Not with build quality and features but with support, and it's not just this board, that has problems, I've discovered since purchasing it. It's the Armoury Crate software that's mainly the issue. Fan Expert which used to be hosted in the AI Suite app is now nestled in Armoury Crate, and it doesn't run properly if at all. After searching for a fix online I quickly found this is a wide spread problem not just with this but many boards and there is even a thread on Asus ROG support site with over 2,000 entries for a problem that persists even with the latest version of Armoury Crate. There is no fix, but there are some workarounds that give semi-acceptable results depending on the extent of the problem in your circumstances. I was unable to get it working at all in Armoury Crate so had to remove Armoury Crate completely and use an earlier version of AI Suite (V3) with Fan Expert 2. The current Fan expert Version is 4. but this means I don't have the control utilities such as Aura lighting at my disposal, and of course my Fan Expert isn't exactly optimal, though it does work... for the most part. I had other issues with the board initially, intermittent USB functioning, Bluetooth not starting, even drivers were installed correctly. Even reinstalling windows didn't fix the problem, though USB's not functioning at startup is clearly a hardware issue, but I just wanted to be comprehensive in my quest for a solution. Anyway, after deciding to returning the board, I though I'd try replacing the battery, and this has so far fixed the problem. The board has been a pretty solid performer outside these issues however, so I don't want to bash Asus unnecessarily, but there are clear issues with the overall package offered here. Anyway these will be big problems for some, though for me, I've never liked Armoury Crate and don't use Aura lighting, overclocking, undervolting or any of the other faciilties it offers, and now since its trying to flog you games and utilities though its online portal it's even less attractive to me. Still, that fact that I've had to uninstall it completely doesn't speak well for the software support on this board, and others may not be able to so casually tolerate this shortcoming... so be warned, particularly since this isn't a board specific problem. Anyway, hope this helps. 9/10 for the actual hardware 3/10 for the associated software supporting it. UPDATE: Logged off the PC yesterday came home switched on - Fans spin, lights but no beeps or video output. Red light on DRAM motherboard LED. I just sighed and left it since I knew this would take some troubleshooting, which I've been doing this morning. Cut a long story short DIMM Mondule_B1 has failed and taken one of the two 32GB Kingston FURY Beasts with it. So, I can boot with the good module in any of the DIMM slots except _B1. This is a bit surprising since the board had been performing perfectly since I'd done the Fan expert workarounds and changed the battery. Statistically, hardware failures to tend to occur most at the beginning of life cycle and considering there are only 4 days till the 30day return expires I'll consider myself lucky. As with all my component purchases, I did read the reviews before taking the plunge and there are a fair few reports of Memory DIMM slot failures so this isn't entirely unprecedented, and given the problems I had with the hardware initially, not even unexpected, if a little disheartening since the board was working so well. I've probably bought just south of 40 Asus boards since I've been system building, and they are my preferred brand, but this is my first Asus Motherboard return. More than a handful of bad DIMM slot failures in your reviews isn't good, and in my case a working slot developed a fault and took my RAM with it is even worse. Not good Asus! Not good at all. I could only get a refund rather than replacement so will be getting the same board again, the specs are great, and since its the only board I could find with 16 PCIE lanes in both the first and second x16 slot (2nd run off the chipset) its the only one in class I could find. By all performance and stability accounts till now, the board has been exceptional. Kudos to Amazon who accelerated this return process for me as this primary PC. New board and memory received very quickly and working without issue. This MB had none of the temperamental issues of the first, and highlights the fact that if a board has even slight problems, you should probably just return it straight away as it's in indication that underlying issues my exist. Big thanks to Amazon on this one since the fast turnaround really helped.

hi i bought this motherboard recently and i must say it is a amazing board it looks fantastic with the light and the nice heat sinks too, looks very well made. its so easy to use as well with aura sync and over clocking, its make my pc stand out and run so fast, iam very happy with this product i give it 5 out of 5

So upgraded from the ASUS Z590-F to the Z790-H and my favourite new feature is the PCI-E quick release because it turns what was always an awkward task into an absolute breeze! As usual from Asus, fantastic build quality, all the connectivity and latest features i need, highly recommended.