ASUSROG STRIX X299-E GAMING II ATX Gaming Motherboard (Intel X299) LGA 2066, Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), 2.5 Gbs LAN, 8X DIMM Max. 256GB, USB 3.2 Gen 2, 8X SATA, 3X M.2, OLED and Aura Sync RGB

This is an outstanding motherboard. It is the standard ATX form factor. The quality of the moth3board and the features of this one in particular are superb. The BIOS is very nice and has many features that enhance the gaming experience, as well as support the enthusiast. The overclocking features are robust. This motherboard has been good so far and I will update this in a few months to let you know how the build has progressed and how the motherboard has held up to the demands of daily use.

Fantastic motherboard. Replaced the original Asus X99-PRO I built my mid-tower gaming system with. Love the slot layouts, the expandability, speed, and configuration. And, there so many features! I've never found myself lacking for anything when upgrading or adding to my rig.

Great board, have had no problems, easy setup and updating. Have become my go too over msi. If you are on the fence deff worth the purchase you will be happy with it

Replaced a failed EVGA X299 micro ATX motherboard. ATX is do much easier to work with. I liked how it includes WiFi 6 preinstalled, and supports up to 8 DDR4 DIMMs. The ARGB headers are also great, and the OLED display that shows CPU temperatures. Pricey, but worth it. No complaints. My whole rig is ROG STRIX: AIO cooler, 850 W PSU, and 3080 OC GPU.

The media could not be loaded. Great MB with many nice features. Well done Manual if you need it although the board is very well marked. So far it’s taking all the beating I throw at it. New build went fabulous

I used to use products of another brand, but their quality is far from as good as yours. Your products are in line with the high-quality products advertised. I am very glad that I have changed brands， I love this stuff. It's great

Mobo was bought as an upgrade and replacement for another bad board. After roughly 5 months of use its now dead, no power, no function whatsoever. This is disheartening now that I have to pay repair costs on the entire tower and go through a 2nd RMA process on an Asus board this year...

I've been using this for over 4 years, and its been working great.Recently the CMOS battery died, and there is no easy way to replace it.The default settings are all I need, so the biggest issue is the system time is incorrect whenever I do a fresh boot.However, I found this can be fixed with an app to sync the time over the internet at startup. I'm using an app called "NetTime".