GIGABYTE Z790 Gaming Plus AX LGA 1700 Intel Z790 ATX Motherboard with DDR5, Triple M.2, PCIe 4.0, USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C, Realtek Wi-Fi 6, Realtek LAN, Q-Flash Plus, EZ-Latch

I bought this motherboard along with the intel i7 12700 to bring back to life the legendary Aorus 1080ti I had laying around. It runs better than my original setup I used to game with the 1080ti before upgrading to the 4090. Highly recommended!

Pretty decent motherboard I fired it up Monday. Would have been ready on Sunday but the CPU doesn’t support integrated graphics so I had to get a graphics card. I had to remove one of the standoffs to get it in the case but everything went smoothly after that. I liked that the bios recommended that I reinstalled the memory to get dual channel setup. It has a good amount of USB 2.0 ports.

Two Asus Mobos died on me this year. I replace one with this gigabyte motherboard. It is screaming fast, has a bunch of M.2 slots, and took my 64 gb ram from my old Asus board. It's running a 4060ti with watercooler well without problems. So far it is a great board.

arme mi computadora y no tiene problemas es una placa madre excelente que soporta todo, es muy compatible con el procesador que elegí y con los demás componentes de mi pc

Works well, has decent features. Was slightly pricey when I bought it ($190) and didn't have many reviews but does everything I need it to.

It was time for an upgrade and I decided to go with an Intel board this time. So far this board has been rock solid. I haven't used the Wi-Fi, so I can't comment on that, but everything else has worked perfectly. No issues with motherboard drivers or any of the hardware I've installed. The HiFi Audio is nice and clear with solid bass. I'm very pleased with this board and would recommend it.

This has been a good motherboard for my most recent build, but the one frustrating thing was the WIFI was not working initially. I had plugged in the antenna on the back of the PC but still nothing. Well turns out there is something called the "Gigabyte Control Center" on the PC that allows you to update your mobo along with, you guessed it, the wifi drivers. Simply allow it to do its updates while wired to the internet via ethernet (or wifi adapter) and the built-in wifi works like a charm!

Works great.