TUF Z370 Plus Gaming LGA1151 DDR4 HDMI DVI M.2 Z370 ATX Motherboard with Gigabit LAN and USB 3.1 for 8th Generation Intel Core Processors

I am very happy that this is the board I decided to purchase for my girlfriend's new build. I own the previous iteration of this board and have zero complaints so I hoped that the new and improved version would meet or exceed my expectations, which it has. The black/grey theme with yellow accents is pleasing to look at, and the RGB side strip adds a nice touch. The multiple PCI-E slots are great for if you are doing anything with more than one card and the addition of several PCI slots allow for sound cards, wifi cards, etc. I will not purchase a board without an I/O shield, so this board having one is one of the things that placed it on my consideration list. Overall for the $135.00 I purchased this for, I would highly recommend this product. The fact that you can get this with an i5 8400 for less than $300 total is a steal.

I bought this motherboard for my first computer nongaming build and I’m not a techie so I’ll keep this review short. I had no issues setting up this board and it worked great right out of the box. I wasn’t expecting the subtle changing LED color display but it’s nice for a photo op of my build before I hide the computer under my desk. My Build: Intel I5-8400 MB: ASUS Tuf Z370 Plus gaming Ram Ballistix Sport 16GB 2X8 DDR4 2400 SSD: Adata 480GB CPU cooler: cooler master Geminii S524 Graphics card: ASUS Geforce GTX 1060 3GB PSU Seasonic Focus 550 Gold Case: NZXT S340 Elite The warranty is longer than normal at 5 years so that’s another plus. More importantly, it works and installed without any problems.

Awesome Motherboard

I am running a I7 8800k with 32g of memory and a XFX - Speedster SWFT309 AMD Radeon RX 6700 10G. I am going to be putting two m.2 drivers to speed load times.

Using this motherboard inside a FSP CMT330 tower, with a 8100 i3 processor, MSI core frozr cooler, Ballistix 2400 mhz (x2 4gb) ram, and a EVGA 650 gold power supply. The motherboard is awesome quality, has cool RGB lights, and plenty of connections on the back. Works great, the BIOS is easy to use, showed up in mint condition, and it started up first time. Lovin it.

It's colorful. With fancy lights that change color. Cool cutout on the side. Random bits of yellow to give it that edgy look to show off to people on subReddits. Maybe this motherboard will be the game changer to my lonely life in the basement. Hooks up all my stuff like a champ. Installation was easy with the handy user's manual. Remember: RTFM, kids. It has room to add even more expensive stuff like that fancy RAM, SSD's, and a really over-priced GPU I have been lusting for. Sadly, those blasted miners are ruining all my buying fun. Sure. I could have bought a gym membership. Given that money to charity. Saved it in the bank for my future. Instead, I need my Minecraft and GTA V fix so I can yell at others over the microphone telling them all the things I want to do with their mother. That is my ultimate goal in life. Thanks, ASUS!

My first time buying a motherboard. This was suggested to me. It has everything I need and was extremely easy to install. The instructions were easy to follow with GOOD pictures! So far the performance has been fabulous!

On day 1, only 2 of the 6 SATA ports were functional. On day 22, the system has failed to post to BIOS. Reconnected power supply, reseated the coin battery, disconnected all peripherals and reseated memory. Ran the monitor off of the onboard DVI. Still just black screen. Power to board is good, Evan remembers my RGB settings, but it's a dead card. Probably a bad PCH. Been having some really bad ASUS quality issues recently. Will update once the RMA is complete.