[96 MB] First time PC builder. This motherboard made it really easy to get things connected. PC runs really well. Bluetooth connection and WiFi haven't dropped out at all. Armory Crate is loaded with features and data. I would highly recommend the TUF Gaming B650 plus wifi.

[8] I’ve built a lot of computers in the last 30 years and used many different motherboards, but I’ve found that ASUS has been the most reliable. Easiest to install and setup. You don’t need to be a genius to figure out the bios to configure what you need. I have a computer I built 10 years ago with an ASUS board, and it’s still going strong. The only downside is keeping up with processor speeds.

[AMD Radeon ] I've heard some negative things about ASUS lately, but I've always had a great experience with them, so I stuck with them for my motherboard. Was looking for a solid option for a 7800X3D, so I got the 650+. Installation of the motherboard itself was simple, and installing all the components was simple as well. I like the all black look with the silver heat spreaders. It was nice theres one included for the VRAM and SSD. I had no issues getting it set up, booted perfectly the first time. I think my only complain is it boots really slowly. But I dont really care about that, I only boot my computer up from completely off rarely. I had zero issues getting DOCP to work, and the UI of the BIOS is great. Allows you to make some pretty specific changes on things like voltage.

All in all, I cant complain. Haven't had a single issue. I have heard ASUS has made major changes to their RMA protocols, so I'm cautiously confident if I have an issue, they'll deal with it in a good way in 2024.

Recommended to all, so far I have no reason to give it any less than five stars.

[AMD Radeon ] Got this to power a office/gaming machine. Used with a Nvidia 4080 and it powers through all my games. For home office work, it can do everything quickly. I have cooled it with a liquid AIO and it's always cool. No heating issues. A little less power than the 7950X3D, but the price makes up for it. Easy to drop into an AM5 motherboard and go.

[Yes: AMD-V] Great piece of hardware. No complaints, besides maybe a little more expensive that I would have liked. But awesome for gaming and editing.

[96 MB] For my first PC build i think i got one of the most versatile motherboards out there. Combined wth a ryzen 5 5600x, and other performance peripherals i have a powerhouse. Im not a millionaire but i had to research all the pieces in my build. Im eventually going to upgrade when hardware prices drop but its definitely going to be made by ASUS.

[AM5] The motherboard was EXACTLY as described and supported my 5th gen Ryzen cpu straight out of the box, no BIOS flash necessary. Resizable BAR, PCIE 4.0, USB C port header, Asus quality, etc. have all helped to improve my overall computing and gaming experiences. Highly recommend this mb! Excellent value for money imo!

[8] This was my first Asus Prime board I purchased to update my HTPC. All the components such as the CPU, Ram, SSD drive and Video card fit perfectly. I updated the BIOS and everything went easy and smoothly. My PC is now running quietly and efficiently. All my motherboards I have purchased in the past were from Asus and I will continue to purchase them.

[AMD Radeon ] I bought this motherboard to replace a Gigabyte GA-AB350-Gaming-3 from 2017 that had been giving me major troubles of late, not wanting to POST. I'd finally had enough of it and decided to get a different motherboard entirely, and this one had the feature set I wanted without too many extras (didn't need built-in Wi-Fi).


Once I got the board in the mail, it only took me about an hour to remove everything from the old board and transfer it to the new one, and after some time spent with fingers crossed as hard as I possibly could, I eventually did get Windows booting again without having to reinstall anything. (Some blue-screens were happening, but never the same one twice, and eventually it just mysteriously started working. Shrug.) I never once had to mess with updating the firmware or any of the advanced settings in the UEFI.


The only thing I wish were a little bit more robust is the included I/O backplate. The one included with my old Gigabyte was fairly nice, felt fairly solid, popped in and out without too much fuss. The one included with this one is basic thin aluminum and I had to bend back a lot of sprues before popping it in, so that they wouldn't contact with the insides of the ports when I slid the board in place.


But, y'know? For the price point and feature set I got, I'm just glad the thing works again, and that I didn't have to build an entire new computer here.

[Yes] Runs amazing with my new components. Great room for expansion with the M.2 drives