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

The Asus Z390-F Motherboard is a great choice for PC builds! I've recently built a system for use with Adobe's Premiere Pro and to play some of the latest PC game titles, and what can I say? This board offers an array of features ranging from support for the latest Intel i9 Processors, to supporting 4000mhz+ DDR4 memory. Not to mention support for the latest and greatest Nvidia and AMD graphics cards including SLI. The board has plenty of Sata3 ports for storage, and two M.2 NVME PCI-E ports for flash storage. The board comes well packaged with a fully comprehensive installation guide, and I love the ROG STRIX RGB heatsink/backplate. The system I've built features the Intel i9 9900KS processor, NZXT H510 Elite case and NZXT Kraken x62 AIO Cooler, 32GB of DDR4 4000MHZ memory, an Nvidia RTX 2070, 2x Samsung 970 NVME drives, 2x Sata3 Samsung 960 SSD drives, and 2x 4TB Seagate Storage volumes, and finally Corsair's 750w Modular PSU. One great thing to mention about this motherboard, it has plenty of headers for Chassis Fans! I found all of the external headers to be logically placed on this board, enabling me to keep my system super clean. The board features some really easy to use Overclocking tools and I really like how you can update the board's firmware over the LAN. Overall great quality product for a great price. Would purchase again! - Jake

I recently upgraded my home PC with an Intel i5 10600 LGA 1200 processor and this Asus motherboard. Overall i have found it to be very stable and easy to overclock.The only gripe is that the user manual refers to a link on the support site regarding the RAID setup, but I couldn't find it on the site. I did manage to get the two 1Tb NVME drives configured in software RAID 0 eventually, but it was a long process with no specific documentation. I am now getting very good results with a "Userbenchmark" rating of "UFO" for the Gaming, Desktop and Workstation scores.This was a used motherboard with none of the accessories included, and I did find the SPDIF socket was slightly damaged, making the connection loose, It does work fine however, so not an issue. Overall very happy with the purchase and the performance.

Really good Asus motherboard. I always tend to stick with Asus and they havent let me down. This is a fantastic mid range gaming motherboard. it has 2 fan headers plus 2 for the CPU, i would have liked to have seen a few more but ive had more expensive boards before. it also comes with 2 RGB headers and an addressable RGB header meaning you can use 12v rgb strips then have individual leds controlled such as on fans. again would love more and i know the board cant be covered in headers! on RGB, the back IO panel uses asus aura software and has cool RGB effects too.the thing i really like about this is that there are two M2 slots, one under a heat sync and one near the middle of the board. having the option to have 2 along with 6 SATA ports is really handy for lots of storage.one of the reasons i always stick with asus is that i love the software, including the bios software, its really easy to navigate and tweak every aspect if you want to. there is an EZ mode if you are not confident in the bios then an advanced move for changing every voltage and timing ever!overall this is a great looking board with a lot of functionality for the price. I always like to get the best for price and i feel like ive done this with this board.

Not the cheapest but a great MITX board. My only gripe was the way the multiple NVME slots are mounted on a riser. The top one had a large heatsink I had to remove in order to get the CPU cooler mounted. Maybe I should have gone watercooling which would have meant a smaller mount on the CPU but I chose the highly recommended Deepcool AK620. That is a squeeze for a MITX case but my choice.It might be a bit mean to knock a star of ease of installation for something that was my choice but other MITX boards have alternative ways of providing NVME slots that don't interfere with your choice of other components.However having said all that it is a really great mobo and fully featured

Used with an i713700k for both gaming and productivity. Connectivity is brilliant having 4 x NVME slots and 4 x Sata ports - combined with the 2.5GB ethernet port makes it a doddle to move files around. Plenty of fan headers around the board to ease wiring spaghetti. 3 ARGB headers and 1 12V rgb header - trying to avoid the dreaded Armory Crate and managed to find the standalone Aura (which still isn't the best) to control the RGB. Asus hardware is one of the best but their software, although good intentions, just sucks. Looks good too.