GigabyteZ790 UD AX (LGA 1700/ Intel/ Z790/ ATX/DDR5/ Triple M.2/ PCIe 5.0/ USB 3.2 Gen2X2 Type-C/Intel Wi-Fi 6E/ 2.5GbE LAN/PCIe EZ-Latch/Multi-Key/Motherboard)

The PBC and heat sink materials are good.

Running smooth with intel gen 13 i5 no issues so far..

Works great with i9-12900ks.Ram overlooked 4000mhz easily

It works and no problems installing and setting it up

EDIT: After some testing with new parts and tinkering with settings, I've figured that the main issue stemmed from the RAM, not the motherboard. I've never used DDR5 before so maybe it's something to do with that, but I've found it impossible to use at full speed and have it be stable. Never ever use XMP. I've learned my lesson there. Also fixed my issue with boot up times/lighting not starting properly by messing with ErP and Fast Boot settings in the BIOS. Glad I get to use this board, it's got wonderful I/O and it's simple enough for what I need.ORIGINAL: Just built my new PC and this motherboard has given me the most issues out of any parts by far. To start off with the bad, it has some power issues, fan lights will often not turn on or off alongside the PC, it takes a while to start up most of the time, and I can not use my RAM to its fullest speed. Using the motherboard's built in XMP with 4x16GB DDR5-6400 MHz RAM causes only crashes when using the PC. (memtest shows 0 errors with the RAM itself.) Games will crash quickly and sometimes the entire system just blue-screens or freezes, and every time it's related to the XMP, and I know this because going to a lower XMP profile, it works fine. Still a few crashes but it's never anywhere near as bad as using it at full speed. This motherboard also just has some build quality issues. USB-3 plugin came off with the connector, making the pins exposed. Thankfully it still works, but that's definitely not reassuring when it comes off that easily.As for the good, this motherboard has a lot of I-O. 4 USB 2.0 ports on the back for your keyboard, mouse, etc. is always nice. Lots of USB 3.0 ports and also tons of slots on the motherboard itself. The NVME storage is very nice and has a good built-in heatsink for them. The motherboard itself also looks super clean, and is incredibly simple to install.This motherboard definitely has a lot of potential, it's possible I got a faulty board, and if I get more problems I'll definitely end up getting a new one from a different brand. But, if you wanna take a chance, then this one could definitely work. For now, I think there's a lot of issues that need ironing out and if you plan on getting high-end parts, you may want to look for something with more assured quality.

I wanted to fully power an i7-13700k and have lots of PCIe slots. I didn't really care about the included wifi, so being AC wasn't a concern. This board seems to be working great for me! Used a Thermalright contact frame and Noctua NH-D12L which both mounted up no problem. Running BIOS version F11c at stock voltages and timing for CPU and RAM but limiting CPU PL2 to 200W to not overwhelm the Noctua and it is good to go.Fan control can use PWM or voltage control, which is handy as I have some 3-pin fans.

Todo bien aunque si me dió un susto con 14n de Intel, pero está salida 100% salida de fabrica