5.0 out of 5 stars Solid AM5 motherboard, great features
Coming from a recently defunct AM4 board/build, this motherboard fits everything that I wanted from Gigabyte. Aesthetically, it’s beautiful as expected. It has ez-Features to make life easier for the building enthusiast. Great job!

5.0 out of 5 stars An excellent mobo
This is my second GIGABYTE AORUS mobo I’ve bought over the years and it’s never let me down. If you’re a gamer, a SERIOUS gamer, you won’t be disappointed by this mobo. I highly recommend it!
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4.0 out of 5 stars So Far ok
Note that wifi is not available for windows 10 for some reason. Otherwise the board has been doing fine. Looks absolutely fantastic. Very happy with the 5 m.2 slots (2 of which are pcie gen 5).
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5.0 out of 5 stars Best X670e board around
Bought this to replace an MSI X670e MAG Tomahawk Wifi, which is on the other end of the spectrum as the worst AM5 board ever. I didn’t even reinstall Windows and all my issues have been solved. I’m not a fan of the white color but I have a large CPU cooler and GPU so I can’t see it anyways. I love how toolless the M.2 slots and heatsinks are. They just click in place and it’s very satisfying. I am also pleased with the amount of USB ports I have. I don’t need a lot of high speed ports but I have a few accessories to plug in and not needing a hub is great. I’m very happy with this purchase, even thought I had to spend another ~$250 to replace my first mistake purchase.

5.0 out of 5 stars Exactly what I needed
When it comes to this mother board I was amazed. I love how clean the white paint on it looks and when you power it on with their logo name being lit up with rgb makes it even better.This motherboard has a decent amount of usb ports I can plug in everything I need in the rear and still have more slots for my other usbs.The performance on this mother board is better than anything I’ve used before and I def would recommend this brand if you want a solid build.The booting doesn’t take long at all it’s super quick and I’m surprised of how quick it goes.The stability on this motherboard is amazing it doesn’t move a single inch in the case and it doesn’t seem to have any problems when it comes to running anything and holding anything in.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great motherboard
It is a great, very functional motherboard. I only returned it (not sure if it says that) because All gamers store was being very inconsistent with delivery estimates (seems to be a common occurrence for PC parts in general) and both my cpu and this board’s delivery got pushed back by weeks and I found out I could get next day pickup at Mircocenter allowing me to build my PC the weekend I had originally planned to do it. Anyways like I said, works great. It has buttons for the power/ reset right on the board for testing purposes so you don’t need to use the screwdriver method and even has led indicator lights for any errors with boot up. Another cool feature was the screwless spring design of the M.2. Drive standoff and heatsink. All you have to do is twist it for installation. The bios is very user friendly. Also love the white/ silver look and the logo led.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Practically made of metal
This motherboard has some decent weight to it, but is built fairly well. While attempting to boot up i ran into an issue but was able to quickly identify why the computer wouldnt boot as the board has diagnostic light pertaining to each component, therefore allowing me to get it running properly.
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5.0 out of 5 stars WiFi card
Be aware that The WIFI 7 Card is not compatible with windows 10 only windows 11
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5.0 out of 5 stars Upgrading from am4 took me 30 minutes
Worked right out of the box with my 7800x3d. Uses innovative clip design instead of screws for M.2 slots. Very cool although, I would worry about them being knocked out of place from bumps if transported often.

5.0 out of 5 stars Expensive
Definitely pricey but worth it for a windows 11 build. I say that because if you try to run windows 10, like I did at first, wifi won’t work. So it needs to be in windows 11 for the built in wifi to function
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5.0 out of 5 stars Just what the doctor ordered
The board itself is beautiful and feels very well made. I had no problems installing the board in a full Tower. The first boot took 30 seconds or so and everything was recognized in the bios right away. I flashed the bios to its newest version and installed windows. Memory runs solid at 6000mt/s. My only complaint are the high prices of these boards.
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5.0 out of 5 stars GOOODDD
Muito bom pqp

5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing Mother board!
Runs awesome and super fast no issues at all so clean

5.0 out of 5 stars Worked perfectly.
Absolutely NO issues!
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4.0 out of 5 stars good motherboard, but expensive price
Overall, the motherboard is great for the average person or even the enthusiast. My only gripe is the lane sharing. If you populate any NVME slot after the first NVME slot, the top pcie slot (where you should put your graphics card in) gets its lanes cut in half going from x16 to x8. It wont drastically bring the down the performance of a graphics card but it can affect it minimally in certain scenarios.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Nicely done.
I built a workstation with this board (not a gamer, a software developer). It is a great basis for the 9950x. One of my primary interests in this over other boards is 3 M.2 ports at Gen5 speeds, while others may only have 1 or 2.Beware the details. DDR5 RAM requires training, and most boards seem locked up, unresponsive while it happens. I installed 96 Gbytes of RAM not on the “approved” list (though good quality). The time training requires is related to the size of the RAM, and faster RAM takes longer than slower RAM to train.In my case the first boot looked like an RMA, either the RAM or the board made the first boot unresponsive for 15 minutes. That’s a long time to sit, waiting, but it is training. No display, no sound, no change in the debug monitor (on board LED codes)…seems like it won’t boot.There are numerous threads on various boards discussing what people describe as a locked up computer on first build.It is training.Once it booted it never trained again. The resulting system is among the best workstations I’ve ever owned.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Very easy to install.
This motherboard supports PCIE-5 and WiFi-7, while having an AM5 socket. I looked at its specs and it seemed to have everything I needed, so I went ahead and bought it. Everything on this motherboard is great, but I would mention a few things.Good:1. There are 2 PCIE-5 slots for SSDs. One is near the CPU, and the other is under a big white plate on the opposite side of the graphics card lane.2. All the M.2 slots have cooling pads on them, so your SSDs will run cold like they should.3. There are 4 RAM slots. This makes it really nice for future-proofing. If you want to buy 32GB (2x16gb) today and maybe upgrade to 64GB later, you can do that without worrying about the original cost of 64gb.4. The motherboard has 9 screws. This is E-ATX, but there are only 9 screws to install it, so it’s fairly simple.5. So many USBS on the back! You can plug in 8 devices, plus another port down below, and 2 high-power USB ports, making for a total of 11 USB-A ports. There’s also another USB-C port on the back.6. This motherboard supports RGB, and the AORUS logo lights up.7. There’s an internal HDMI port for putting a monitor inside your case. I don’t use it, but some of you might.8. There are 4 SATA connectors on this motherboard. SATA is starting to become obsolete, but I still have a 3 SATA disks from my old PCs that I plugged in because I wanted to keep them.9. AIO-ready. Just plug the AIO pump into the CPU_FAN connector.10. Wi-Fi 7. This is the future of Wi-Fi. Although you might not think about it since most companies are advertising Wi-Fi 6, this motherboard is more future-proof than others because it offers Wi-Fi 7. It even comes with a small antenna you can put on top of your case, which contains a really strong magnet to make sure it won’t go flying.Bad:- There’s only one internal full-size USB 3.0 connector, but my front I/O panel needed 2 of these to connect properly. This leaves my front I/O panel only half-operational, but it still works.- Naming conventions. For some reason, they decided to name the typical PLED and RESET differently. Don’t worry, they’re all on the left-hand-side of the front I/O panel connector (which is at the bottom right of the motherboard) if you’re looking at your motherboard with the processor in the upper left corner.- Integrated graphics does not support DisplayPort. I’m waiting for the RTX 5090 to come out since I plan to be working with LLMs and video editing in the future, so I didn’t buy a graphics card in the meantime. However, I noticed there’s no way to connect DisplayPort to the integrated graphics on the motherboard, which means that I had to purchase an HDMI cable that can support 240Hz. Not the end of the world, but the HDMI cable was considerably expensive since it needed to be HDMI2.1 and have a high transfer rate. If you have a graphics card (most of you should), then you don’t even need to worry about this, since you should be plugging your monitor directly into your graphics card, not the motherboard.Just connect everything like standard ATX, and your new PC will be ready in no time!
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