ASUS Z890 AYW Gaming WiFi W ATX Z890 Motherboard, Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 2 Ready, Advanced AI PC-Ready, 16+1+2+1 Stages, DDR5, PCIe® 5.0, Thunderbolt™ 4, USB Type-C®, 4 x M.2, Wi-Fi 7, 2.5Gb LAN

Well laid-out board, easy to set up, atx form factor, with thunderbolt head. Just what I needed, and running great!

This motherboard is awesome. I'm surprised there are no more reviews, but I use it for UNRAID and the i7 Ultra 265 (non-k | 65w). The reason it's great is because it's the first motherboard that can support 4 video graphics cards. I run an ARC 380 and 3*ARC 310's. These graphics cards encode videos to AV1. The problem is that most motherboards will slow down or disable an NVME if you use the extra x16 PCIE slots. This one does not. This motherboard does not crash and supports 4 GPUs and 4 NVMEs. I can say that out of 20 motherboards I tested to get my UNRAID built right, this is the one.Note that cost was not a factor at all. Even $400-$500 motherboards could not do what I asked. The only complaint I have is that I wish it had a second USB-C, but it doesn't matter, as the USB 3.2 ports work fine for what I need. This is a buy!

Good Product.

I had these Paired with Intel Ultra 9 Processor. Love it

Looks cool and all but why aren't there any screws included??? I had to take everything from my previous motherboard. Will be returning.

I purchased this at a brick and mortar store, but I'm so pleased with this board I wanted to provide a review here.I do a lot of video editing as well as gaming and this board does everything I need. I decided to maximize my time by using CUDIMM and this board handles the high frequency flawlessly with extremely good cooling.For the price this motherboard has some great features and I can overlook missing out on some of the little features like toolless removal of nvme heatsinks, RGB and an optical port on the I/O.I'm so glad I gave the Intel Ultra Core 265K another try after a rocky encounter with it a few months ago. And this board is a great compliment to a severely underrated chipset.If you're going to give Intel another shot, you won't be disappointed with the ASUS AYW board.