X870E AORUS PRO AMD AM5 LGA 1718 Motherboard, ATX, DDR5, 4X M.2, PCIe 5.0, USB4, WIFI7, 2.5GbE LAN, EZ-Latch, 5-Year Warranty

I recently picked up the GIGABYTE X870E AORUS PRO for my new gaming PC, and I’m thoroughly impressed. First off, the board is incredibly good-looking; the sleek heatsinks and overall aesthetic give my build a very premium feel. Assembly was a breeze thanks to the M.2 and PCIe EZ-Latch features, I didn't have to struggle with tiny screws or awkward latches while installing my components. It has been perfectly compatible with my Ryzen 7 9800X3D and DDR5 memory, offering rock-solid stability right out of the box. With the inclusion of PCIe 5.0 and plenty of high-speed ports, it feels like a great "future-proof" choice. This is a top-tier option for anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-use, and high-performance AM5 motherboard.

As prices for computer components continue to rise, PC builders are likely seeking an option that will last for the years to come. This is especially important for the component that is the most time consuming to swap in/out of your case. There are a number of features on this board that justify it's cost, particularly regarding it's attention to the upcoming market. There are three PCIe 5.0 M.2 slots. There are 3 ARGB LED headers, which is an appreciated amount, but certainly daisy chaining your fans or running a controller is still going to be necessary here. There rest of the connectors on the board and IO panel support the latest USB gens, including USB4. WIFI 7 is also included on this board, but while you may have considered the Elite WIFI 7 model, this PRO model has a 320hz channels whereas the ELITE only has 160hz. The building experience on this board was a solid 10/10. They make it so much simpler to get parts in and out with the EZ latch mechanism. If you haven't worked with this in the past, there are plenty of tutorial videos from AORUS on youtube to reference as well. There are also a fair number of heatsinks on this board which is appreciated for someone looking to maximize their systems performance while keeping temperatures low. The BIOS experience was also satisfactory, as AORUS offers two different interfaces for beginners only familiar with the basics, and experience enthusiasts looking to get the most out of their clocks. The individual options are plentiful and I have been able to easily find various settings things I needed to adjust (and then some). In my opinion this motherboard stands amongst the best in terms of price to performance ratio. It certainly checked all the boxes for my current needs, but as I mentioned above, it's appeal is also to check the future boxes as well.

I know, I know—reading this review, you might think Gigabyte slipped me a fat check to hype up the X870E AORUS PRO… but nope! This is just what happens when you spend way too many hours researching motherboards and actually find one that lives up to the hype. Performance & Compatibility: AM5 & DDR5 Support – This board takes full advantage of AMD's latest AM5 socket and DDR5 RAM, providing blazing-fast speeds and improved efficiency. I paired it with a Ryzen 9 7950X and everything runs flawlessly. PCIe 5.0 – Both the GPU and M.2 slots support PCIe 5.0, ensuring lightning-fast data transfer speeds and future GPU compatibility. My Gen 5 NVMe SSD loads faster than my brain in the morning! 4x M.2 Slots – Plenty of storage expansion options, and each slot has a heatsink to keep temps low. Connectivity & Features: USB4 & WiFi 7 – Cutting-edge connectivity! USB4 is fantastic for ultra-fast peripherals, and WiFi 7 delivers crazy fast and stable wireless speeds. 2.5GbE LAN – Wired networking is fast and reliable, perfect for gaming and streaming. EZ-Latch for GPUs & SSDs – Makes installing and upgrading hardware much easier—feels like cheating! Build Quality & Warranty: Solid Construction – Premium materials, well-reinforced PCIe slots, and excellent cooling solutions. 5-Year Warranty – One of the best in the industry! Gigabyte backs up their quality, which gives me peace of mind. Final Thoughts: Honestly, if Gigabyte wants to pay me at this point, I wouldn’t complain—but until then, this glowing review is just the result of a borderline obsessive amount of research and a fantastic motherboard. Whether you're gaming, streaming, or doing high-performance computing, the X870E AORUS PRO is a top-tier choice. 10/10 would buy again (if I ever needed another one, with a 5 year warranty I shouldn't!).

I built a workstation with this board (not a gamer, a software developer). It is a great basis for the 9950x. One of my primary interests in this over other boards is 3 M.2 ports at Gen5 speeds, while others may only have 1 or 2. Beware the details. DDR5 RAM requires training, and most boards seem locked up, unresponsive while it happens. I installed 96 Gbytes of RAM not on the "approved" list (though good quality). The time training requires is related to the size of the RAM, and faster RAM takes longer than slower RAM to train. In my case the first boot looked like an RMA, either the RAM or the board made the first boot unresponsive for 15 minutes. That's a long time to sit, waiting, but it is training. No display, no sound, no change in the debug monitor (on board LED codes)...seems like it won't boot. There are numerous threads on various boards discussing what people describe as a locked up computer on first build. It is training. Once it booted it never trained again. The resulting system is among the best workstations I've ever owned.

Worked really well so far. Bios is easy to use when undervolting and overclocking.

This motherboard has worked well for me so far. It's a solid board that overclocks well and has been a great match for my 9800X3D. The only feature I wish it had, that it doesn't have, is a separate clock generator for BCLK overclocking. Without that you're not going to be able to push farther than 102-103 BCLK with most systems. It's also a bit limiting to only have one PCIe Gen5 M.2 slot that doesn't share lanes with the GPU slot. The 2nd and 3rd M.2 slots support PCIe Gen5, but will drop the GPU slot down to 8x if you use either or both of them. There is a 4th M.2 slot that doesn't affect the GPU, but it uses lanes from the chipset and is limited to PCIe Gen4. I also kind of wish that the board had a full-sized Displayport output, and didn't rely on sharing the USB4 ports as Displayport outputs (I use the iGPU for secondary monitors). I do like the USB4 / Thunderbolt4 ports, as it allowed me to hook up a cheap Dell Thunderbolt docking station and add a ton of extra ports without any compromise. So overall I'm happy with it, but slightly disappointed that it's possible to spend so much on a motherboard these days, that utilizes the best chipset, and still end up with compromises that you would expect to find on a midrange board.

Baught it as resale for at 45% off it can in open box and everything was still in its original plastic bags unopened looks like only one m.2 was used for a test of the board before I received it I love gigabyte boards ass they a reliable for the price the is the only board in which I have purchased to be on the pricier side that would have been $400 otherwise just remember if buying resale you are taking a chance of it not being fine and needing to return or replace it but in my case it's a good first try so I would say give it a try!

Do not buy this Mobo is bad, it only lasted a week. The mobo is almost 400 dollars and it's not reliable. I have seen a few people with the same issue. Mine started showing a bunch of codes and all of a sudden it turned my pc off. I try reseting the board and many many things. At the end the board was dead. I don't know if gigabyte has a good customer support to deal whit this kind of problems. I had to switch this mobo to another one. Is frustrating to buy something that doesn't last. I was expecting a high quality board and this wasn't the case. If you're planing to buy this specific mobo read this first. It looks great but it doesn't work.

Got this from Amazon US as was out of stock in the UK, it was delivered surprisingly quick. It was packaged nicely in the box and building the this was quick and easy. Gigabyte don't provide great manuals anymore and as I had not built a system for some years it was not the easiest knowing where the cables plugged in since a lot of cables have changed and been updated. Perfect fit in my Gigabyte C601 case and so far it works well with my 9800x3d. Once Windows is installed you get a popup to download GCC which is gigabytes software for all things motherboard related as you no longer get an install disk. Well worth the money.

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Good motherboard, the leds effect are stunning. There're many fast connection ports and headers, convenient. BIOS UI is easy to use. But the quick release button to release VGA is still pretty hard to press, you may feel it is stucking or something but no, it is just need you to press harder

このマザボを買って1年半経ってからのレビューです。 基本構成は CPU:Ryzen9800X3D(PBO5.4GHz OC/CU -20) RAM:DDR5-6000 32GB x2 GPU:RTX5070Ti 玄人志向 クーラー:空冷 MUGEN6 BE 使う中で、ファンの増設、ARGBの導入、ディスクの追加、BDドライブベイ、2.5インチUSB/SDカード/USB3.2 type-cドライブなど拡張を行ってきましたが、欲しいコネクタが丁度揃ってます。 唯一、PCI-E x1にSATAスロット増設カードを挿したくらいです。 チップセット温度もワイルズやCINEBENCH R23 10分かけても、どんな長く使っても最大55度です。 VRMも温度は問題ないです。(後日温度見て追記します。) ケースはCM690Ⅱ rev2 Plusという古のケースですが、ケースファンフル追加プラス自前で改装した場所に1つ追加してる状態でも対応してくれます。 最近X3Dモデルも出ていますがこちらも中々良いものです。

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