ASUS TUF GAMING B560M-PLUS WIFI LGA1200 (Intel®11th/10th Gen) Micro ATX gaming motherboard (PCIe 4.0, 2X M.2 slots,8+1 Power stages, 2.5Gb LAN, WiFi 6, USB 3.2 Type-C®, Thunderbolt™ 4 support)

I've had very few builds where absolutely nothing gave me a problem. I populated it with the i9-10900f, RTX 3070, 32G of DDR4 Crucial RAM and a SKHynix SSD in a beQuite case and it fired right up. Flashed it with the newest BIOS on a cheap USB thumb drive and loaded Windows on another and I was up and running without a hitch. I wish it had another fan header but that was my only wish on the board layout. The BIOS is fairly straightforward to load optimal settings. I set the XMP profile for my RAM which took no effort and I let it run with the APE 2.0 settings which automatically changes the PL1, PL2 & Tau settings to increase performance (along with the heat dissipated, so plan for the correct cooler). Benchmarking the CPU under load it never breaks much north of 200W and then only for short-burst so it is transient in nature. Setting this all up takes no effort because Asus has already done it for you. One thing I'll say for Intel vs. AMD is that Intel systems are almost always more stable and mature than the AMD systems I bought in the past. I typically build the last generaation of components which is probably part of the reason for stable builds but after you have had to deal with teething issues on a new platform you will never want to repeat it. Good board for a reasonable price.... buy with confidence.

Works well with budget or high end part and the VRMs stay cool under almost all loads. No weird power limitations either.

Does everything I wanted and more. Would recommend to anyone.

Amazing motherboard for the amount of money it costs. Plenty of features and great reliability. Haven’t had a single crash or hiccup with almost half a year’s worth of use. A good motherboard is a back bone for any good pc, and this motherboard is a solid choice for that job, while ensuring you don’t break the bank.

First off, I had really high hopes for this board, and it mostly delivers. It has a couple glaring flaws that I will discuss.Let's address the value you get for the current price of $135 (snapshot in time). You're getting a B560 chipset and an mATX form factor. These can be used in any mATX or ATX case. You're getting good heatsinks and excellent aesthetics, long with a solid brand name. The main feature you miss out on going B560 instead of Z590 is CPU overclocking, which let's face it... Most users don't do. The memory overclocking is incredibly simple with one click to enable XMP.What this board lacks is proper support for 10th gen Intel. I'll explain. I'm using an i9 10850K and while the board runs it perfectly fine, I don't get to use of the top m.2 NVMe slot. This is because 11th gen chipsets are designed for use with 11th gen CPUs to take full advantage of the PCIe lane configuration. MSI has worked around this by designing the top m.2 slot as switchable. You will not have use of this slot with a 10th gen CPU. Luckily I had a PCIe m.2 card on inventory to use for my 2nd m.2 NVMe.Aside from this, my only other gripe is the M.2 attachment hardware which is really goofy. It works fine, and I am thankful that the m.2 heat spreader works fine on the lower slot. I also love the generous offerings of 2x ARGb 5v (and) 2x RGB 12v headers. There's also a good amount of fan headers too. I really like this board.It's almost perfect. I went with this to make use of a retro NZXT Vulcan case I had on inventory. For most users, this board will be a huge win, especially at the price it is offered at. The inclusion of built-in WiFi6 makes it a great competitive option against MSI's Mortar line too.

Esta board no tiene desperdicio, tiene todo lo que puedas necesitar a dia de hoy y para proximos años en cuanto a gaming y productividad laboral se refiere sin irse muy a los extremos eso si, de equipos para trabajo profesional pesado u super overclocking para gamers o entusiastas.Me viene demaravilla el formato micro-ATX porque estaba ya cansado de las torres ATX convencionales, con este tamaño compacto hay muchos chasis mATX en los que puedo encajar lo necesario sin sacrificar diseño y aprovechando mejor el espacio de mi escritorio. El envio fue bastante rápido.PDD: El único pequeño inconveniente que puede presentar es que en algunos chasis mATX, es probable que el heatsink de las conexiones choque con el ventilador superior mas cercano a el, pero solo un poco (Si te ves en esa situación, no quieres retirar el heatsink o cambiar de case y ves muy necesario instalar ese segundo ventilador superior, cortando una de las esquinas de acoplado del cooler, no ambas, puedas ponerlo sin problema), así que si piensan emparejarla con un case mATX, tener en cuenta ese aspecto.

The motherboard is good quality.

Nice came fast but mine was damaged I sent it back several days ago still waiting on a refund