GIGABYTE X870E AORUS Master AM5 LGA 1718, ATX, DDR5, 4X M.2, PCIe 5.0, USB4, Wi-Fi 7, 5Gbe LAN, EZ-Latch, Q-Flash

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GIGABYTE X870E AORUS Master AM5 LGA 1718, ATX, DDR5, 4X M.2, PCIe 5.0, USB4, Wi-Fi 7, 5Gbe LAN,...

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Long Term Potential

Customers have positive long term potential expectations for the motherboard, with some expressing confidence in its durability and reliability. However, a few customers have encountered issues with unexpected restarts and power cycling.

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Build Quality

Customers have mixed opinions regarding the build quality of this motherboard. While most agree it's solid and sturdy, some have reported issues with the quality control, such as missing screw-holes or damaged components upon arrival.

Connectivity Options

Customers are generally positive about the connectivity options on the motherboard, praising its abundance of ports for various devices such as HDMI, DP, Wi-Fi 6E/Bluetooth 5.3, Ethernet, and audio jacks. However, some users have reported issues with inconsistent connection speeds or drops.

Chipset Compatibility

Customers have mixed opinions about the chipset compatibility of this motherboard. While some users reported no issues and were able to use all features without conflicts, others encountered problems with specific components and had to install latest drivers or avoid certain settings for optimal performance.

Ram Support

Customers have mixed opinions regarding the motherboard's support for DDR5 RAM. While some report successful installation and overclocking of DDR5 RAM to 6400MHz, others find it difficult and touchy to overclock, with some preferring Intel platforms for better results. The motherboard is praised for its stability and versatility, with ample heatsinks for VRM and a massive heatsink on the back. Some users suggest using only 2 sticks of RAM for the best chance of achieving high clocks and stable operation.

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Quality

2 heatsinks are very well made and keeps my pci 5 m.

I bought this board for a new build and it was really easy to put together i was really impressed by how thick and sturdy it is.

If you enjoy no excuses quality and performance, then this is the motherboard you should buy.

Now for the cons:the thing that really made me mad about this board and caused me an hour of disassembly is the cmos battery location.

Price

Expensive but it supports a lot of motherboards and is very versatile with new and old tech.

It cost less then $200 and it’s a 2tb drive.

If you were paying $500 for a motherboard a simple feature would be a clear cmos button so that you don't have to open the case.

However it comes at the cost of pcie space.

Shipping

The nic took forever to connect, and had multiple dropouts daily.

Packaging/appearance

And on the box of the ddr5 rams,it does say it supports expo right on the box.

Competitiveness

This board has been compared against msi, asrock and asus and still comes out on top.

Because it replaced 3 other amd gen 5 boards that were even worse including asus e-e, asrock taichi, and msi carbon wifi.

The price is too high compared to other motherboards, but i continue to buy gigabyte motherboards based on my history of them m... Read More

I usually pick up a asus rog board but with the recent issues with the 7000 series cpus i decided to go with gigabyte.

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This product had a total of 160 reviews as of our last analysis date on Dec 27 2024.