MINISFORUMBD795i SE ITX Motherboard, AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX, 16 C/32 T,Up to 5.4 GHz,PCIe 5.0 x16 Slot, Dual PCIe4.0 M.2 Support, DDR5,8K Triple Output with HDMI/DP/USB-C, RJ45 2.5G, USB 3.2 Gen 2

This board is very good. The PCB construction is excellent.The inbuilt ryzen 9 7000 series is stupid fast.The TDP is well above the spec you’d see in a laptop. I’ve seen CPU power draw hit 100w+ frequently, so get a good fan because it can run hot.A little bit of assembly is required and you’ll need to supply your own fan and WiFi card.The BIOS is a bit naff. It’s a very simple GUI with barely basic options - and no great fan config support. I’d love to see that patch in the future.It could do with a thunderbolt port and more USB ports.A fan header splitter is included. The ATX 24pin connector is the tightest I’ve ever seen and feels awful to plug in. That’s my main gripe with this product. I will get another in the future as for the price it’s BY FAR the fastest barebones system for the money

i rarely write reviews but i had to for this im over a month in and its holding strong best pc iv ever had i went through 2 cpus in a year both melted (terrible silicon lottery lol) so i decided to change things up and go for this, iv had the 7900x and this thing is just as good while using way less power, it also doesnt have the strange issue of only 1 ccd working at a time while gaming like the 7900x does sometimes(the one i had). igpu works a charm for monitors 2&3, iv got it in a sff case with sff rtx3060 12gb and its silent. it handles AI pretty well(not using the egpu) and rendering is a doddle. love it and may buy another one to upgrade my server 5*****

This has a CPU heat sink but you will need your own 120mm fan. The fan overhangs the heat sink so that it can also cool one of the M.2 NVMe drives.There is a socket and bracket for a WiFi / Bluetooth module. I tried a similar looking module from an older PC but this does not fit. It needs to be fitted before the fan brackets are put on the heat sink and before the motherboard is put in a case.The PDF manual is available free but they try to get you to sign up for something (so only 4 stars from me). The module is not mentioned in the manual but is shown on the diagram but not labeled.The onboard M.2 sockets are NVME not SSD. NVME should be fitted before the fan brackets are put on the heatsink. It is held in by a plastic NVMe retainer instead of the usual screw. Raise the plastic pin 2/3 to fit the drive then push it back down. I recommend using a heat sink on the drive.There is a 19 pin USB C header. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00L2N4UFU seems to be able to connect to this.I use Linux Mint and the onboard sound chip does not work with this.The screws supplied for the i/o plate and fan brackets are very small.The Amazon picture shows NVMe heat sinks which are not supplied. Buy your own.Only 4 USB sockets on board. No SATA, no help on the manufacturer web site.If you get a boot failure error you need to press <esc> or <delete> early in the boot sequence to get to the BIOS and change from supervisor to user mode.

Excellent price for a good combination of CPU and ITX board

Great value itx motherboard and cpu.

Compact yet powerful. Paired with a Noctua NF-A12x25 replacing the built in water cooling fan I can't hear this computer while running.Built in to the Cooler Master NCORE 100 MAX Bronze Mini-ITX SFF and a Geforce 4060Ti makes for a small form factor small footprint beast of a Computer.Very Pleased

Great as a home NAS server board, doesn't have on-board SATA connectors, so external storage controller will be needed.

I am currently trying to make NAS with this board. That isn't quite complete. Recommend updating the BIOS, however that isn't that easy on this board more like updating a server BIOS.