ASUS – ROG STRIX Z890-E GAMING WIFI (Socket LGA 1851) Intel Z890 ATX DDR5 Wi-Fi 7 Motherboard – Black

Storage for days - With 7 m.2 slots this motherboard might be slight overkill.. but I’m not complaining. The led accent provides a good aesthetic, and the overall look is sick. So far the motherboard has been reliable and the bios is easy to navigate and update. Initially I had an issue with my keyboard driver not functioning properly and spent some time troubleshooting before it was resolved. Other than the keyboard issue, I have no complaints and I would recommend this motherboard to anyone, especially gamers.

Amazing motherboard - This motherboard is very nice, it has all the M.2 slots, fan plug ins and usb plug ins you could ask for. Unfortunately it had a couple of bent processor pins that i didnt see during assembly which caused some errors during inital start up. I removed the motherboard and returned it and received a full refund. They even paid the shipping for the return. I will be re-ordering it. Sometimes these things happen. While it was an inconvenience, I cant blame it on Best Buy. They're making it right.

Love this thing - This thing is a beast!! Just finished my new build and this thing is amazing. Super sleek and clean

High End Motherboard - This motherboard has all the bells and whistles. It outperforms my expectations. The sound is the newer version that runs off the USB channel and that still sounds great. This motherboard will carry me for a good number of years.

I loved it - This motherboard is packed with features: PCIe Gen 5 support, fast DDR5 compatibility, and rock-solid build quality. The BIOS is user-friendly, and connectivity is excellent with WiFi 7 and multiple USB ports. Perfect for overclockers and gamers looking for stability and high performance.

Z890-E is loaded with premium features - I built a high-performance system centered around the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K and the ASUS ROG Strix Z890-E Gaming WiFi, and the experience has been fantastic in terms of stability, thermal management, and performance tuning. It has a 20+1+2 VRM design, which easily handles the 285K's power demands even when pushing high workloads or doing light overclocking. The large VRM heatsinks keep temps under control, and the overall board layout is clean and builder-friendly. The Z890-E is an ideal match for the Ultra 9 285K. It offers excellent power delivery, thermal performance, and expandability, making it a future-proof platform for gaming, content creation, and heavy multitasking. If you're building an enthusiast-grade PC, this pairing is hard to beat.

Reasonable board without an unreasonable price - The ASUS ROG Strix Z890-E is a solid motherboard that's packed with features, making it a worthwhile investment for my needs. Having always opted for the Hero lineup in the past, I initially considered it this time as well. However, with the Hero priced $250 higher and retailing at $700, the value just wasn’t there—especially given the rising cost of these motherboards lately. Unless you need specific features exclusive to the Hero, the Strix is undeniably worth it. I currently have the Strix Z890-E paired with an Intel Core 285K and Corsair 8000 CUDIMM RAM, both of which are overclocked and running stable. It has handled everything seamlessly, delivering excellent performance without compromise. For anyone weighing the Hero against this option, the Strix Z890-E proves that you can get ample features and reliability without breaking the bank.

Awesome Motherboard! - Excellent MB a little pricier than other options, but I have had no problems with asus products. My last mb Z390-E works very well and so far my upgrade to the Z890-E has lived up to my expectations. The new way the gpu quick release and the ssd screwless securement is awesome and so much easier. The product is very well designed and performs great. I highly recommend.

Arrived defective from on-line order - Board came from BestBuy super fast via UPs, unfortunately as motherboard was being inspected before mounting, we noticed that 2 teeth in the CPU housing were bent. Motherboard was packaged back up and returned. Too much money to take a chance and see if it worked. Bummer