have no idea if it works i had to email asus customer service for a replacement! because the one i got was ALREADY OPENED!!! and im not going to take the chance. The Seal on the box: BROKEN The plastic bag the motherboard is in: OPEN and there was the added stuff sitting on top of the board, looked like who ever opened it just through everything on top stop selling me opened products wtf is wrong with this company Read more

J’ai assemblé un nouveau pc et malheureusement la carte mère était défectueuse j’ai acheté une deuxième carte identique … j’ai fait vérifier auprès d’un spécialiste en réparation d’ordinateur il m’a assuré que mes branchements étaient bien fait mais que les carte était défectueuse et que je n’avais qu’à les retourner ect… je suis déçu d’avoir eu deux cartes mère défectueuse la première déjà renvoyé l’autre j’ai mis trop de pâte et malgré tout même diagnostic chez le réparateur au moins là je sais à quoi m’en tenir acheter moin cher très déçu de cette marque que j’ai toujours trouvé bonne ….. Read more

This is a super nice motherboard. It has lots of features and I haven't had any issues. I'd always stick with asus as I found the quality of their electronics is top tier. Read more

Used this motherboard for an Intel Core Ultra 7 build primarily for gaming with an ASUS 5080. Very pleased with it so far. Installation went smoothly. The quick start guide with numbered steps and its corresponding diagram on the front cover was very helpful as a visual aid to keep me from accidentally plugging something in the wrong slot. Fits well in Antec Flux Wood Mid-Tower E-ATX case. No issues with installation. Error code display was very helpful in diagnosing initial boot issues. Oddly, BIOS does not seem to detect the graphics card or give any GPU options, but the graphics card works just fine and was detected by Windows 11. Overall very happy with my purchase. The build has been complete for about a month and I have had no problems with it so far. It controls the Noctua air cooler and the fans that came with the Antec case just fine. Computer turns on normally and all ports appear to function properly, including ports on the GPU and the case. I would recommend using the built-in heat sinks for the SSDs. Don't buy an SSD with it's own heat sink because you'll either have to remove it (a pain) or leave the heat sink on the motherboard off. I'm pretty happy with the heat sink included with the motherboard, and you won't need a separate heat sink for an SSD. (You WILL need one for the CPU.) The motherboard is a bit pricey, but I specifically wanted an ASUS product for quality and longevity. My last build using an ASUS PRO motherboard with an ASUS GPU lasted for 10 years and only needed to be replaced due to components growing obsolete (it won't run Windows 11 or certain games I want to play). The only components I needed to replace on that build were the CMOS battery, mice and keyboards, and a monitor I broke in a feat of deep personal stupidity. I never had any problems with the ASUS components on my old build, and I expect the same longevity from my new build with this motherboard. So far, I am very pleased with the product and would recommend it for your Intel Core Ultra build. I was looking to use high quality components without necessarily using elite best of the best equipment that would have thrown the build out of my price range, and this fit comfortably within my budget, even if it is pricier compared to some other options. With computer components, a lot of times, you get what you pay for, and this is a high quality product. Read more

I bought this board after weeks of pure frustration with a much more expensive MSI Z890 Ace that had all kinds of design problems. I say that because after FIVE new BIOS updates that have been released, the exact same problems still persist, so obviously it's not something MSI can fix with BIOS updates. This ROG Strix Z890-E from ASUS, despite being $330 less expensive, is overall a much better product. I've been using high-end MSI boards for the past six years (Z390 Godlike and Z690 Ace), but after my horrendous experience with the Z890 Ace, I won't even consider another MSI board for at least another decade. Paired it with an Intel 265K, and haven't looked back. Completely stable, tons of features, and a power-user's dream with all the overclocking and tweaking options that ASUS gives you in the BIOS. Read more