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GIGABYTE X870 is a update to my GA-AX370-Gaming 5 it's still working great. So far been great MOBO lots options for fans,drives,etc. It is a haevy board come peared to my old one. Easy in install M.2 druves. No little screws to mess with. BIOS got lots adjustment you can do. Update BIOS was a breeze to install.

Numerous m.2 slots (3) Pcie Gen5 slot Pcie Gen5 m.2 slot (1) 2.5 gigabit lan

I've used this board to build multiple systems and it's just plain solid. Easy to build on, no problems with setup. Has all the features a hard working computer needs, and even RGB. There are plenty of headers for what you need and it also provides a wide variety of ports to use any monitor.

-3x 4 pin fan headers(have 1 case fan conn. to pump fan header) -pretty certain it has every available rbg header -WIFI 6/Bluetooth & 7.1 audio -2x M.2 slots -loads of sata ports -bios flashback or whatever its called -debug led It basically has all the bells and whistles that a first time builder like me was looking for and besides the CPU temps not being shown in amd adrenalin from time to time (I'm sure that's not the boards fault) temps still show in bios) I have no complaints

I used this motherboard in a midsize case, fit perfectly. I used it together with an msi 1000w power supply, 240mm arctic liquid cooler, an amd ryzen cpu, and a 4070 gpu. All working perfectly.

- Easy to install components. - Fit like a glove in the Corsair Frame 4000 case.

Exceptional VRM Design: Ensures stable performance and supports overclocking Build Quality: Durable and reliable, build like a tank Future-Proof PCIe 5.0 Support: Dedicated x16 lanes on the first PCIe port, ideal for upcoming RTX 50 series GPUs. No Lane Sharing: First PCIe slot is not compromised, allowing GPUs to fully leverage bandwidth of the 16 PCIE lanes. Advanced Connectivity: Offers cutting-edge features like USB4, Wi-Fi 7, and plenty of storage options.

Pros: Everything is stable and sufficient for my retro build purposes. Using Patriot DDR5 sticks (not paired at the factory) successfully at CL30 and 6000M/T, an AMD 7600X, and an RX 9060XT. Plenty of SATA connections for SSDs and an internal DVD drive (only running a single NVMe due to RAM shortage) in a SilverStone FLP-02 case.

- Sturdy, feels tough, well built - No BIOS update needed for latest 9000 AMD series processors. - Easy to apply CPU under-volt with performance presets in BIOS. - Built-in IO Shield - Wifi Antenna holes - 1 USB-C port and 1 header for future upgrades

- Stable with no crashes in 6 weeks of use - it has enough features with 4 ram slots, rgb headers, bluethooth and wifi built in to make it feel better than the cheapest options - Great price - XMP/DOCP worked on second attempt with G. Skill RGB 3600 Mhz Ram

It was very easy to setup, the BIOS comes with an easy mode to toggle, has a nice color and sleek design to it.

Looks great and is a good mb for the price. runs super cold. Have a 9950x3d with aio peaking at 65C during heavy loads, idles at 35

Probably one of the easiest setups I've done with a motherboard. Love the quick connect and disconnect for m.2 drives and the GPU.

I havent upgraded for awhile, and this board has everything I could want. Plenty of USBs and 10Gbe built in. I paired it with a 9950x and compatible memory with tight timings and everything booted the 1st time. I updated the Bios to the latest and couldnt be happier.

- All PCIE 5 lanes are separated and not sharing - Has everything a typical high-end user would need without extras or corner cutting - Fairly priced

5gb Lan Wi-Fi 7 4 SATA Ports 2 PCIE 5.0 NVME Slots that don't steal from the GPU PCIE Slot An additional PCIE 4.0 NVME Slot SPDIF Audio Out

This MB is a beast! Has tons of USB ports, even a Type C. Posted with a string cpu, Ryzen 9 9900x and up out the X3Ds you cant go wrong here

-optional wifi attachments -allows for the replacement AMD bracket to be placed -alot of options for USB 3.0, SSD's, and M.2 drives -easy to use BIOS updater

All I can say is wow! I'm so happy I got this board. I've always used Asus and Gigabyte motherboards in the past, but the last PC I built was over 12 years ago, and I'm really glad Gigabyte still has it! Also, I finally made the switch from Intel to AMD with the purchase of this board, and ya, I'm really pleased.

Everything works as planned no cons ive seen