GIGABYTE X870I AORUS PRO ICE AMD AM5 LGA 1718 Motherboard, Mini-ITX, DDR5, 2X M.2, PCIe 5.0, USB-C, WIFI7, 2.5GbE LAN, EZ-Latch, 5-Year Warranty

No la recomiendo, el controlador argb de la mother falló después de 2 meses dejando inútiles los conectores argb y el led de cpu (rojo) permanentemente encendido . En foros se ve que es un error común y las soluciones que da la marca solo son RMAs burocráticos, lentos y con costo al usuario final. Nada aceptable para un producto

This is a fantastic MB for a small build. I am using a 7950X with 64GB and a 240mm Rad in a small box as a media server, and spare pc. Lots of connectors for fans, but I still added a couple of 2 to 1 connectors for additional fans. I had a spare 3090 kicking around, and this was the obvious choice. It's all a bit overkill for the main purpose of this machine, but handy for running a couple of VMs for media, and gaming when I get kicked out of the living room.

Used this board to build a white themed SFF build. Practicality the only white X870 itx motherboard out right now. Have had it for around a month running a 9800X3D with 32GB of ram at 6400mhz. Everything is great so far. My system runs great, and looks amazing. But it needed multiple bios updates, as it looked like my board came with a pre-release bios of some sort. I do have some minor complaints though. -No onboard RGB lighting, only RGB headers for other products. Though some people would consider this a win. -VRMs run pretty warm without dedicated airflow over the heatsink. You would think that for $300 Gigabyte would engineer a better solution for the VRMs and chipset. I bought a cooper M.2 heatsink and plunked it on the side of the flat part of the heatsink above the VRMs (next to the CPU) with some thermal tape, just for some peace of mind. Makes it look prettier at least, lol. -The SSD fan runs at max speed by default, and is loud by nature. Definitely tune it down in BIOS when setting up. -No optical out audio, a standard audio port that has been included in virtually any other device for decades. Not really a big deal in the real world, but I don't get why they didn't include it. There is clearly room on the back of the board, and cost-savings on this board shouldn't be a concern for Gigabyte. -No built-in temperature probe headers for adding thermal sensors around your system. This means that if you decide to watercool your system, like I did, you'll have to rely on traditional thermal sensors on the board instead to control pumps and fans. Which means you are gonna need to take some extra time and patience to tune your cooling setup for your noise to performance preference. On my other water-cooled builds, I used fittings with embedded thermal sensors monitoring coolant temperature to control all my fans/pumps. Every one of them was dead silent for that reason. Again for $300, I would expect for Gigabyte to spare the extra few cents in manufacturing for a two-pin header that literally exists on their other boards from previous generations. Why they forgot to include at least one, in an expensive enthusiast motherboard, is beyond me. I got around this in my build by controlling everything with the VRM's temperature. Solid and stable motherboard overall. It's pricey though, and there is not much to differentiate it from B850 boards to justify a $300 price tag, in my opinion.

ミニITXを選ぶ人はそもそもケースなどに制約を設けてる人なので数少ない選択肢から最良を選ぼうとするはずでX870の白という条件ならこのマザボ以外にあまり選べる選択肢は無い。ただ単にこの大きさのマザボを検討してる人でも最上位クラスのx870を検討されるなら候補に入れていいと思う。

It will open up specs for upgrades and all of the hardware potentials