ASUS ROG Strix Z690-E Gaming WiFi 6E LGA 1700(Intel 12th Gen) ATX gaming motherboard(PCIe 5.0,DDR5,2.5 Gb LAN,Thunderbolt 4,5xM.2,1xPCIe 5.0 M.2,ROG Hyper M.2 Card,Front panel USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C)

This is literally the best motherboard you can get in this price range, whether you are going to pair it with Intel 14 13 or 12; it will work perfectly, and thankfully mine arrived labeled “ready intel core 14,” so I can directly use it with Intel Core 14 without any issues. It arrived in BIOS 3101, which supports all the three CPU generations out of the box, which is something I like, and I liked the M.2 card that they provide. I wasn’t expecting that, so it was a surprise for me. 😅 so there is total 5 M.2 slots and it’s actually more than enough for me and the motherboard in general has literally all the features i need and more and the most important thing is that it's budget-friendly. really recommend it instead of paying double the price for Z790 motherboard. This is more than enough for any normal use or gamer.

Just perfect but do not download Armory Crate you will get lower fps, use OpenRGB to change the color of your motherboard's RGB and OpenRGB might not detect your ram so use your ram's manufacture software.

المذربورد هذا ما عليه كلام ممتاز جدا و بالذات بالسعر اللي انا اشتريته ٨٠٠ درهم بس 🤩

،ماقدر اكتب مراجعه كامله عن هذا المنتج ولاكن انصح اللي شاف لها مراجعه وكان مستعد يشتري انه يشتري من هذا البائع السعر ممتاز 1550 ريال تقريبا (وصلتني في اقل من ٣ ايام)

The motherboard is well made, looks great, you can have 5 NVME on it, 3 slots on board plus 2 on a card. Setup is easy, BIOS updates are easy to do. ASUS boards are always my go to.

La compré por el descuento que tuvo, y llegó en muy buen estado, no me ha presentado ninguna falla y fue muy fácil actualizar la bios. Tiene 5 meses de uso

This is probably my fifth or sixth Asus motherboard in many years of building my own systems. It seems to have retained the good build quality I expect from this manufacturer, and I encountered no serious problems in using it to build my new Windows 11 system. It is worth noting that, in addition to all the features listed, it has six 'native' SATA headers, four of which are RAID-compatible. Less experienced builders may want to note a couple of minor warnings: 1) The system comes with a PCI daughterboard, which accounts for two of its M2 sockets and is intended for use with high power M2 SSD Drives. The daughterboard includes very substantial heatsinks which are in close thermal contact with the installed drives and are designed to (and should) enhance the SSDs' reliability by greatly reducing their risk of overheating. There are also three other more conventional M2 sockets under shields on the motherboard itself. The screws/clips which are used to secure the M2 cards in their sockets are packed separately in small inner bags in a 'hardware' bag. The ones to be used in the daughterboard are small flat silver screws with washers; the ones to be used on the main motherboard are somewhat longer screws with black plastic clips. The screws have identical threads, so it is possible to use them in the wrong places, but this does not work well! The documentation could be clearer on this. 2) If you update the BIOS to the current version downloaded from the manufacturer's website (recommended - mine came with a very old version of the BIOS), be aware that the process takes a surprisingly long time (a few minutes). If you use the BIOS's built-in EZ-Flash program, you will be reassured by the screen displaying progress reports. If you use the 'plug in a USB drive and press the button' option, all you get is a flashing LED, and a LOT of patience is required.

i just recently bought the motherboard to replace the current one i had when i was about to by the motherboard i saw a review in the uk saying not to buy because there were bent pins bu when i bought it there was nothing wrong with it defintley would recommend buying