Now first off i will admit this motherboard is in a different class than the Aorus Ultra it replaced. That being said my experience with other Aorus boards makes me thing that this would still be superior to the tippy top tier offerings in the Aorus line.
It is currently running a 5900x with 2x16 Corsair ddr4 3600 and there have been 0 hiccups. The bios is easy to navigate and configure. The auto performance settings on the motherboard are pretty tame so if want to really push whatever cpu you have you have to do it manually. Personally i had the best results turning the PBO all the way up and tuning each core with the curve optimizer which honestly took forever.
RGB works well and while the armory crate software isn't great it's better than any other motherboard specific software i've used
Only thing i was disappointed by was 2.5Gb lan instead of 5 or 10 but that is purely a "id like this" opposed to an actual issue of any sort.
Lastly and the reason this board was 4 stars instead of 5 is the price point. This isn't worth $400 imo which is why i got the Aorus in the first place. The Asus is better but it's not $150 better. I spent the $ on the Asus because i needed my system back up and running asap and this was my best, fastest option. Obviously AM5 boards are out now so prices for all the AM4 boards will vary wildy but yea, don't overpay for this.
| Processor | athlon |
|---|---|
| RAM | DDR4 |
| Memory Speed | 2133 MHz |
| Wireless Type | 802.11a/b/g/n/ac |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 5 |
