ASUS ROG Strix B850-I Gaming WiFi AMD AM5 B850 Mini-ITX mITX Motherboard 10+2+1 Stages, DDR5, 2.5G LAN, WiFi 7, 2X M.2, PCIe® 5.0 x16, USB 20Gbps Type-C®, AI Overclocking, AI Networking II, Aura Sync

Received the item with perfect condition

Ich kann es bis jetzt empfehlen ein tolles Board - AM 5 Socket PCI .5 und WiFi 7 und für 2 M.2 Festplatten , ausser USB 4.0 . Ich habe mich für dieses aktuelle Mini-ITX Board entschieden statt ATX Board. Das einzige was mir aufgefallen ist ,das Bluetooth nur mit eingesteckter Antenne funktioniert, sonst lief alles Super und einwandfrei beim einrichten. Wenn es jetzt noch genausolange wie mein letztes hält ist es das Geld vielleicht dann auch Wert.

Excelente funcionamiento muy fácil de instalar e intuiciones muy claras hace perfecto match con todos mis componentes

Amazing without this i wouldn't have found out I won the silicone lottery a golden cpu ryzen 7 7800x3d runs at 80 degrees with aio. Value for money build quality manual

As a compact yet powerful Mini‑ITX board, the Strix B850‑I genuinely impresses. ASUS has managed to cram a wealth of advanced features into a tiny 17 × 17 cm form factor—two PCIe 5.0 M.2 slots, a PCIe 5.0 x16 SafeSlot, up to 96 GB of DDR5 memory (OC beyond 8,400 MT/s), and robust 10 + 2 + 1 power phases rated for 70 A per stage—ideal for pushing Ryzen 7000/8000/9000 CPUs to their limits. What really sets this board apart is its connectivity and build quality: a 20 Gbps USB‑C port, five 10 Gbps USB ports, HDMI 2.1, Wi‑Fi 7, 2.5 Gb Ethernet, SupremeFX ALC4080 audio backed by a Savitech amp, and tidy DIY‑friendly touches like Q‑Latch and pre‑mounted I/O shield. ASUS’s AI Suite—offering AI Overclocking, Networking II, and Advisor—simplifies fine-tuning even for novices. Overall, it's a “premium mini-ITX marvel”. Strengths 👍 * Specs-to-size: Dual PCIe 5.0 M.2 and PCIe 5.0 GPU slot are rare in sub‑20 cm boards. * Power delivery: Strong VRM setup allows stable overclocking. * Port selection: No shortage of USB, high-speed networking, and modern video outputs. * User-friendly extras: Q‑releases, pre‑mounted shield, BIOS FlashBack, and RGB headers make building and upgrading simpler. Minor Drawbacks 👎 * Pricey: Positioned at the premium end of B850 boards (~$300+), rivaling even some X870 options. * Wi‑Fi module warts: Users report inconsistent performance with the MediaTek MT7925—ping spikes and lag under load, sometimes resolved only by swapping to an Intel AX210. * Audio quirks: The ALC4080 audio can misbehave—distortion/clipping on line-out unless front‑panel jack routines are manually disabled. Overall Verdict: If you're building a compact, performance-oriented, Ryzen-based rig and want bleeding-edge features like PCIe 5.0 and Wi‑Fi 7, the Strix B850‑I delivers in style and substance. It’s easy to assemble, well-appointed, and rock-solid in power delivery. However, that premium comes at a cost—not just in money, but in occasional wireless/audio quirks and the potential for coil whine. Why 4★? Because it offers top-tier specs, polished design, and future-proofing, but misses perfect marks due to some real-world annoyances and its elevated MSRP. In many cases, it’s an excellent choice—if the price fits and you don’t mind applying a few workarounds for connectivity and audio. Final Thoughts: ASUS hasn’t skimped on ambition here. The Strix B850‑I is a triumph in packing flagship tech into an ultracompact form—but if you’re sensitive to wireless dropouts, audio fidelity, or coil noise, budget in a Wi‑Fi card or DAC, or compare it to slightly cheaper boards like the ASRock Phantom or Steel Legend. Still, for a high-end Mini‑ITX build, this board nails almost everything it attempts.