Asus Z790GAMINGWIFI7 Motherboard

One of the best investment I have ever done thank you asus and I hope the quality of your all products are top notch in the future also 👌 🫡🤗🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🤝🤝🤝

motherboard delivers impressive performance with excellent reliability. Its strong power delivery, efficient cooling, and support for high-speed DDR5 make it ideal for gaming or heavy workloads. Built-in Wi-Fi 7, multiple M.2 slots, and PCIe 5.0 ensure future-proof connectivity and smooth performance. The board stays stable under long sessions, thanks to solid thermal design. Overall, it's a dependable, feature-rich motherboard that offers great value and long-term durability for any modern PC build.

I don't buy cars very often. I don't buy system boards very often either. I always say that people that buy cars every couple of years do not get a proper perspective on the advances that are made over the span of a few years. The same with system boards. Feature packed with the latest, with adequate ports for most all the current peripherals. Unlike cars, the price has not leaped up on a good system board, either! My PC projects are mostly photo editing with a dash of gaming thrown in. I am very happy with my decision! Being as I has mostly old stuff this has resulted in the purchase of a new case, CPU, memory, and power supply to get everything up to standards. All good for the PC economy.

Was super easy to install and get set up, had some trouble getting wifi/Bluetooth enabled but otherwise perfect

Got this and a new processor to update my system. Setup was easy, the bios was easy to use. I do wish the manual went over all the bios features but not a big deal. I've always had good luck with ASUS products.

Some issues when leaving the PC idle where the display will freeze and I have to restart the PC to get it to work again. Have gone through settings and Reddit to get answers to why it does this and still can't get it to stop freezing. Gaming and performance wise is a completely different story though. Runs every game I've played so far extremely smooth and no latency issues.

Call of duty will not pass security check on bios firmware and im on the latest also left ram stick is always a different color then the other stick even tho both are set to static blue

I've probably built 100 computers dating back to the DOS days. It's been a long time since I had to return a defective one. This time it was 4. The first one wouldn't boot into BIOS. Second was all built, OS installed, cables all routed when I learned that it would recognize no USB device on a cable. Third would not boot into BIOS. The Fourth was a charm, one more snag, Microsoft saw the OS install as into a second computer. A phone call fixed that. Once I got everything working I'm very satisfied with the motherboard. I might add, all the computer's I've built for myself have been an ASUS, Intel combo.

It's an ok motherboard. First one I got had WiFi issues and had to be returned. The fact you have to update the bios on it to be compatible and not fry my CPU was a bit annoying aswell. The connection points on it are not easy to access and the connections being near the heat sync is annoying, as even just brushing against the corner or it cut me pretty good. Overall it's not the worst but so could be improved and I'll probably be looking at different motherboards in the future.

The MB was perfect until adding storage. For some reason its being slammed with all towers closed. Weird noises that couldn't even make sense. Ports were horribly designed to just not make sense. Doesn't support windows 10. Falsely saying this was able to support gen 4 storage. PCIe was so difficult to fix with so many errors adding wireless card with small PCIe1 slot