GIGABYTE X870E AORUS XTREME X3D AI TOP AMD AM5 LGA 1718, E-ATX, Supports AMD Ryzen 9000/8000/7000 Series Processors, DDR5, 24+2+2 Total Power Phase, 5x M.2, PCIe 5.0, USB4 Type-C, WIFI7, Dual 10GbE, P

Performance.

Worked out of the box, and integrated seamlessly without any hiccups with the components. 10/10. And now I have a fancy whine opener @.@.💎

Pros: A beast. No problems with software, great software. Running this with ryzen 9 9950x3d2, and 5080, Blackwell 8100 ssd. Placed 2nd in pcmark10 when compared with same cpu, and gpu, and another gigabyte mb, (they used the 9100 samsung pro ssd 2.3% gane in fps, but gimp had larger gains) 8100 ssd blackwell increase my workload speed campared to there set ip. no overclocking or undervolting just 2.0 turbo normal enabled. (50% fps at 1080, = 20-30fps more frames in borderlands 4 2k, max settings no frame generation increase (in extreme game moad). Max performance is the opposite, work load gained the extra 50%, and fps droped 10 fps at 2k only down side it temps on cpu, but thats a cpu and cooler thing, and fan thing. Still have more benchmarks to run. Hope this helps o/

Cons: Big. I have an asus cronox and it's tight for cable management.

Gigabyte's flagship is a beast!

I've got an extremely hardware-dense PC that probably should have been built on a Threadripper board. I run dual RTX 5090s, a PCIE5 system SSD and three PCIE4 8TB data SSDs that I build a storage space on. PCIE lanes are at a premium for me, and MSI's Godlike has been a nightmare from the get-go. I saw this offering from Gigabyte and jumped on it out of an abundance of frustration with my current board, and what a difference it has made! PCIE lanes auto-assign perfecftly after every reboot, board runs noticeably cooler, memory training is faster, I can choose which GPU to display BIOS screen on, and my keyboard and mouse both always work in BIOS mode. Other than the lack of a customizeable screen, particularly one as vibrant and beautiful as this one, I can't find a thing to complain about with this board technically. The armored PCIE and DDR5 slots feel industrial-grade, and the board layout is intuitive: All headers are at either the top or front of the board, with none hanging off the bottom. After a year of playing whack-a-mole on MSI in hopes that the next reboot would bring my system SSD up with all four PCIE5 lanes assigned, every reboot on this board has bifurcated components without a single failure to date. It's bit, expensive, overengineered, and covered with magnetic armor pieces that work overtime to hide the PCB beneath as much as possible. It arrives in a box the size of the case you likely plan to install it in, and then buries you in swag like a Gigabyte sippy cup and a wine opener. But man, if it doesn't do what a motherboard is supposed to: Transparently facilitate whatever components you've installed working together without fuss or conflict. I applied all of my negative CO values and Curve Shaper values over from my old motherboard and my system has run fine without complaint hitting all-core clocks of 5500mHz on my 9950X3D during multithreaded workloads. This is my third Gigabyte motherboard, and has certainly delivered on all fronts.

Pros: Exceptional build quality Excellent BIOS So far, annoyance and glitch-free Very cool innovations in cooling (Thermal Matrix, RAM Wind Shroud) Flawless PCIE lane assignment in PCI-dense configuration Awesome cable management options

Cons: 5" screen is beautiful, but can't (currently) be customized Packaging large enough to be viewed from orbit. Impossible to hide from wife.

Seems like an okay board, but poor Newegg customer service

I purchased this as a part of a promotion newegg was running. The board ended up not fitting in the depth dimension which was not listed. I was hoping newegg would honor the promotion that was running on another motherboard but they said they can not even though it was a week ago. Really disappointed in Newegg's customer service.

Pros: -Good Build Quality

Cons: -Can't customize LCD screen -Dimensions are extremely big. Very unlikely to fit many cases

DONT BUY. First day, a capacitor "blew up"

I build my "super" PC by moving from a Asrock Nova Wi fi (due some information that Ryzen 9950X3d is in risk on that brand) to this Board. Last Sunday I finally had the time to dedicate time to the build an setup. Finally, after some hours of dedicated time and exiting to watch how my new "satanic" PC would go. During the win11 installation, suddently one of the top capacitor started to smoke, then little sparks and finally intense burned smell that turned off the whole PC. "Fortunatelly", no other hardware such as GPU or processor were affected. So I think no cascade effect was performed. the most expensive Motherboard I ever got ( last premium one was an ASUS ROG Crosshair Extreme X670E → 900 US) just last one day. The worse part is the easy way it become unusable/damaged. I mean, you never expect spending US1000+ in a premium tp board tp getting it damaged like that way. Totally disapointed wiht AORUS. With all my anger I had to go back to the Asrock build again. The supposed bad board finally is the one that is running with no issues.

Perfect motherboard

This thing is a beast i have a hyperion case and this thing fits ok in it but I have to take out the gpu sag bracket, and thats a full tower huge case. Besides that this thing is awesome packed with all kinda of features nothing about this board is cheaply made

Pros: Screen, lots of extras

Cons: Check case compatibility, would like a program to run stuff on screen