X870E AORUS PRO ICE AMD AM5 LGA 1718 Motherboard, ATX, DDR5, 4X M.2, PCIe 5.0, USB4, WIFI7, 2.5GbE LAN, EZ-Latch, 3-Year Warranty

The GIGABYTE X870E AORUS PRO X motherboard was packaged well, with all expected components included. The installation process was straightforward, with all components fitting perfectly onto the motherboard. Performance-wise, the motherboard met my expectations. However, I have reservations about manufacturers including WiFi on enthusiast boards. Ethernet provides a more stable connection, and omitting the wireless chips could reduce costs. For a board designed for enthusiasts, it’s safe to assume most users will prefer hard-lined Ethernet. Compatibility was excellent. My Noctua NH-D15 cooler from my older setup fit perfectly on the new motherboard. The BIOS is user-friendly and easy to navigate, although setting up the AMD Expo settings required a bit of research. Aesthetically, the motherboard is pleasing and fits well with the overall look of my build. However, when it comes to value for money, I feel the board is overpriced. While it caters to enthusiasts looking for top-tier components, there are cheaper alternatives that offer similar performance. Overall, I’m satisfied with my purchase.

I recently completed my PC build using this motherboard, and I couldn’t be happier with the overall experience. The build process was incredibly smooth — installation was straightforward, the layout was intuitive, and all the connectors and headers were well-placed and clearly labeled. Even as someone doing a full custom build, I had zero issues during assembly. The quality of the board is excellent — it feels solid, well-built, and reliable. BIOS setup was simple and responsive, and it handled all my components perfectly right from the first boot. I especially appreciated how hassle-free it was to connect everything, from the CPU cooler to the GPU and memory, without any awkward angles or tight spaces. Overall, this motherboard made my entire PC building experience easy and enjoyable. It’s a great choice for anyone looking for performance, durability, and a truly user-friendly design. Highly recommended!

This motherboard supports PCIE-5 and WiFi-7, while having an AM5 socket. I looked at its specs and it seemed to have everything I needed, so I went ahead and bought it. Everything on this motherboard is great, but I would mention a few things. Good: 1. There are 2 PCIE-5 slots for SSDs. One is near the CPU, and the other is under a big white plate on the opposite side of the graphics card lane. 2. All the M.2 slots have cooling pads on them, so your SSDs will run cold like they should. 3. There are 4 RAM slots. This makes it really nice for future-proofing. If you want to buy 32GB (2x16gb) today and maybe upgrade to 64GB later, you can do that without worrying about the original cost of 64gb. 4. The motherboard has 9 screws. This is E-ATX, but there are only 9 screws to install it, so it's fairly simple. 5. So many USBS on the back! You can plug in 8 devices, plus another port down below, and 2 high-power USB ports, making for a total of 11 USB-A ports. There's also another USB-C port on the back. 6. This motherboard supports RGB, and the AORUS logo lights up. 7. There's an internal HDMI port for putting a monitor inside your case. I don't use it, but some of you might. 8. There are 4 SATA connectors on this motherboard. SATA is starting to become obsolete, but I still have a 3 SATA disks from my old PCs that I plugged in because I wanted to keep them. 9. AIO-ready. Just plug the AIO pump into the CPU_FAN connector. 10. Wi-Fi 7. This is the future of Wi-Fi. Although you might not think about it since most companies are advertising Wi-Fi 6, this motherboard is more future-proof than others because it offers Wi-Fi 7. It even comes with a small antenna you can put on top of your case, which contains a really strong magnet to make sure it won't go flying. Bad: - There's only one internal full-size USB 3.0 connector, but my front I/O panel needed 2 of these to connect properly. This leaves my front I/O panel only half-operational, but it still works. - Naming conventions. For some reason, they decided to name the typical PLED and RESET differently. Don't worry, they're all on the left-hand-side of the front I/O panel connector (which is at the bottom right of the motherboard) if you're looking at your motherboard with the processor in the upper left corner. - Integrated graphics does not support DisplayPort. I'm waiting for the RTX 5090 to come out since I plan to be working with LLMs and video editing in the future, so I didn't buy a graphics card in the meantime. However, I noticed there's no way to connect DisplayPort to the integrated graphics on the motherboard, which means that I had to purchase an HDMI cable that can support 240Hz. Not the end of the world, but the HDMI cable was considerably expensive since it needed to be HDMI2.1 and have a high transfer rate. If you have a graphics card (most of you should), then you don't even need to worry about this, since you should be plugging your monitor directly into your graphics card, not the motherboard. Just connect everything like standard ATX, and your new PC will be ready in no time!

Produto maravilhoso, placa veio perfeitamente, e chegou antes do prazo, vendedor excelente e ótimo produto, muita qualidade, recomendo.

I love the matte white color of the motherboard. I just used black components, but the build standout really awesome. There are plenty of ports to work with and easily manageable. Wi-Fi works well. Highly recommend it to anyone searching for a great motherboard with the best price/value with great looks.

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