ASUS TUF Gaming Z790-Plus WiFi LGA 1700(Intel 14th,12th &13th Gen) ATX Gaming Motherboard(PCIe 5.0,DDR5,4xM.2 Slots,16+1 DrMOS,WiFi 6,2.5Gb LAN,Front USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C,Thunderbolt 4(USB4),Aura RGB)

I recently upgraded to the ASUS Z790-AYW WiFi W II Intel Z790 motherboard and it’s been a fantastic choice for my build—setup was straightforward, the BIOS is user-friendly, and performance has been rock solid with my Intel CPU. The built-in WiFi works reliably, saving me from extra adapters, and the overall design feels premium with plenty of connectivity options for future expansion. It runs cool and stable even under heavy loads, and everything from gaming to multitasking has been smooth. Overall, it’s a dependable, feature-rich board that makes building and daily use hassle-free.

Cut the cost in half buying through Amazon's Used option. Inside a generic brown box, it was carefully and safely packaged for shipping. It arrived in two days! The board works flawless with all of the features that I was looking for and expected at half of the price if buying it new. There are a lot of people that ship items back without ever even using them, and I highly recommend this option and this motherboard. If someone were to choose to buy this at it's current new price, this model is still a great choice. I'm just not sure for the full price that I personally would have went this route, because other models with the same options are available. It is a fantastic board, looks great with it's sleek all black military tough vibes going on. It has a very subtle RGB lighting effect on the top right corner. The setup is very simple and easy, but I've been putting computer builds together for over 25 years. Also my Lian Li Dynamic XL RGB case I've installed this board into is quite massive and would make almost any build super easy to assemble. So the ease of assembly really depends on not just skill but the case it is being installed in as well. This is a full sized board, and not a small mATX. My experience with the bios of this board and all of the features are as expected. I've definitely favored Asus for years now. This board has had no issues with my 13600k processor, or my two sticks of DDR5 6000 memory. I've easily enabled the xmp memory profile, and overclocking features to test and they all work as they should with my 13600k P-Cores hit an astonishing 5.7Ghz. After the test I've set the board back to it's default settings. Then adjusted the thermal limit and CPU voltage, setting limits, as well as making other various adjustments to ensure a very long lifespan. It is not required, but my preference. I very highly recommend this board, and am really glad that I chose to buy it used in good condition through Amazon. While I can definitely understand that this decision on such an important component for a computer seems like a very high risk, for me it was definitely worth it, costing me only half when comparing the price of new. Overall I'm left with no regrets and big savings on a high quality, top shelf, stellar product.

Its an amazing motherboard this is my first time replacing a motherboard and it was easy to do i can see the difference in performance right away and it looks amazing in my case, I had an asus prime so the bios is similar so it was easy to update too it got good quality and features, I love it. Oh and dont but electric used from here because the motherboard i bought used was not turning on so I had to return it and buy it new. Yeah just buy it new if you have the money and no time. And the one I got used didn't even have all the parts I dont think amazon actually checks them or test products before trying to resell them. Just be careful with that.

This motherboard is exactly what I hoped it would be: reliable, well-built, and full of features without unnecessary gimmicks. The layout made connecting everything simple, the BIOS is intuitive, and I had zero compatibility issues dropping in my i7-12700KF. The debug LEDs are a nice touch for quick checks during early power-ons. ASUS nailed the balance of performance, connectivity, and aesthetics here — it looks great through the glass panel and feels future-proof. (I did want a z790 tomahawk lol but this is still wonderful) Case in picture is Corsair 4000D AF

I grabbed the ASUS TUF Gaming Z890-PRO WiFi for an Intel LGA1851 / Z890 build and it hits a really nice sweet spot: sturdy power delivery, modern connectivity, and genuinely useful “DIY-friendly” touches. The standout for me is the expansion and storage layout. You get four M.2 slots (including one PCIe 5.0 slot for a next-gen NVMe) plus strong overall PCIe expandability, great if you’re running more than just a GPU (capture card, add-in storage, etc.). Connectivity is also excellent for the price: dual Thunderbolt 4 Type-C on the rear I/O (with DP support), plenty of fast USB, Wi-Fi 7, and Intel 2.5Gb Ethernet. If you’ve got lots of external SSDs or docks, Thunderbolt on a TUF board is a big win. Build quality and cooling look well thought-out: a 16+1+2+1 VRM with 80A stages and hefty heatsinks that reviewers note can comfortably handle a flagship-class Core Ultra chip without drama. Why not 5 stars? Two nitpicks: it doesn’t have onboard power/reset buttons or a debug display, and the networking is good but not “best-in-class” for this tier (Wi-Fi 7 here is typically noted as 160MHz, and some competitors offer faster LAN). Overall, if you want a reliable, well-equipped Z890 ATX board with Thunderbolt 4, PCIe 5.0 NVMe, and lots of expansion, this is an easy recommendation.

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Great board, but for now, with doubt circulating in the media about the reliability of higher-end Raptor Lake CPUs and above, I have only used these motherboards for systems using up to 14600K.

Excelente produto!

Muy buena

MOBO działa bezbłędnie, jednak: 1) pierwsze uruchomienie działało tylko na jednej kości DIMM, w tej konfiguracji aktualizacja BIOS i dopiero wtedy jest możliwe dołożenie drugiej kości. W innym przypadku płyta po prostu nie startowała. 2) BIOS jest... nieprzewidywalny. Przykładowo dopiero włączenie CSM pozwoliło mi na uruchomienie karty RAID, rzecz w tym, że ta karta jest w 100% zgodna z uEFI (i w tym trybie działała na poprzedniej płycie bezbłędnie). MOBO jest dobre, działa bezbłędnie z Windows 10 i systemami Linuxa ale powyższe błędy nie powinny mieć miejsca przy produkcie z półki średnia-wyższa. Na marginesie: czytając negatywne recenzje tej płyty, po raz kolejny utwierdzam się w poglądzie, że osoby bez wiedzy komputerowej nie powinny samodzielnie budować komputera.