Customer Ratings & Reviews

With this Asus Tuf z790 Plus motherboard, I was able to finish in the top 10 in 3DMark (Time Spy) with a 4070 Super and a 14600K. That said, it's a tremendous motherboard, especially for the price.

Very easy to build in, top quality Motherboard, was perfect for my 6500 Case build with an i712700k cpu, titan 360 cooler, and plenty of M2 slots and fan headers for iCueLink

Mid-tier price for all the fixings. Supports latest processors, plenty of M2 slots (4) with 2 being Gen4. The steel reinforced GPU slot is awesome to help with GPU sag. Highly recommend for an affordable base to your next system. Can’t beat ASUS TUF line components.

Amazing motherboard!!! This one has many ports to house all the essential parts that any mid to expert user could ask for. Multiple slots for NVME cards and enough priority to add additional components that one would like.

Good price / quality, support new gen 14 intel. Easy to configure and add ARGB lights

Great motherboard for the price. I haven’t had any problems.

Excellent Motherboard. Works flawlessly. No problems installing it. So much m.2 compartments

Good motherboard had no problems with it since getting it works like a champ.

Looks great a runs my rig very well. Paired with 13600k, 4070ti and 32gb of corsair ram

Sigma motherboard got everything I needed for my Case

I bought this to replace the motherboard in a prebuilt I had that I suspected was faulty. This has about everything I could hope for while maintaining compatibility with my i7-14700K. It has 4 M.2 slots that you can load up with storage, all of the USB ports are 3.0 or better, a PCIe 5.0 slot for modern Nvidia and AMD GPU's, 2.5Gb Ethernet and WiFi 6E, and lots of fan connections, among other things. I took a gamble and bought an open-box model, but so far it's been working great and the performance is excellent. Asus' software offers isn't the best, but it offers good options for tuning and customization.

I love the board and the compatibility with components. Only two little issues that have always bugged me about mid budget Asus boards that I knock a point off for. 1. The MSI equivalent has great m.2 fasteners on the board, Asus's are really cheap and hard to work with. 2. The memory slots having one solid clasp to secure it as always bugged me. I like to able to disconnect both clasps to pull the RAM out. In tight spaces it can be tough to pull ram with the one fixed clasp. In summary: the function of the board and the Asus software to configure the BIOS is very good. That's said, I'm growing fond of armory crate with the exception of the various pop-ups when you open it because it's become grown up as annoying system tools go. This board overclocks very well, and it's very easy to work the overclock. Temperatures are good across all the components with no alarms as long as the air is pushed steadily through the case.

I recently upgraded to the ASUS TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI motherboard, and it's been an outstanding experience from start to finish. Paired with my Intel Core i9 and DDR5-6000 RAM, this board has brought my system to life with enhanced performance and stability. Build Quality & Design: The TUF series is renowned for its durability, and this motherboard lives up to that reputation. The robust 16+1 DrMOS power stages ensure efficient power delivery, and the enlarged VRM heatsinks keep temperatures in check during intensive tasks. The aesthetic is sleek and understated, with subtle RGB accents that add a touch of flair without being overbearing. alktech.co +2 asus.com +2 thefpsreview.com +2 Performance: From the moment I powered on, the system booted flawlessly. The BIOS interface is intuitive, making it easy to enable XMP profiles and optimize memory settings. With support for DDR5 memory speeds up to 7200 MT/s, my applications and games run smoother than ever. pcgamer.com +2 asus.com +2 alktech.co +2 Connectivity & Expansion: The inclusion of Wi-Fi 6E and 2.5Gb Ethernet provides fast and reliable network connections. I appreciate the ample USB ports, including a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C port, which offers high-speed data transfer and charging capabilities. The four M.2 slots with Q-Latch make installing NVMe SSDs a breeze, eliminating the need for screws.

Excellent motherboard overall. Build quality feels very sturdy and premium, exactly what you’d expect from the TUF lineup. Setup was straightforward, BIOS was easy to navigate, and everything worked smoothly right out of the box. The Wi-Fi 6E is fast and reliable, DDR5 support is solid, and there are plenty of ports and expansion options for a high-end build. Temps stay stable even under heavy loads, and the board feels very well optimized for Intel CPUs. Overall, this is a great choice if you want reliability, performance, and future-proofing without overpaying for unnecessary extras. Highly recommend for gaming or productivity builds.

This was an upgrade from an older ASUS motherboard, and the switch over was super easy. This board has plenty of headers for all your USB 2/3 devices and Thunderbolt USB4. And enough fan sockets for any case.

I love Asus and the TUF Gaming brand. Has everything you would need for a mid tier gaming set up. Four M.2 slots and four SATA ports for all your storage needs. Five PCIe slots two of them x16 slots for dual GPUs. This is for the 12th, 13th and 14th Gen LGA1700 socket cores so if you over clock them there could be issues.

I love this motherboard, did a lot of research and this was one of the top ones I wanted. Love the features to it and looks great in my case.

Upgraded from a DDR4 ROG Strix Z590-A Gaming WiFi w/i7-10700k to this with an i7-14700k and I'm wildly satisfied with the difference. Built the original system in 2021 and finally pulled the trigger on the DDR5 jump in August this year (2025 if this is being read later on), and she ran beautifully from first boot onward. The 5th Gen PCI setup paired nicely with the Gigabyte RTX 5080 Windforce I just recently added as well, and the system runs everything I can throw at her.

I upgraded my home server to this motherboard. I am using it with an Intel Core i5-14600K, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, an LSI SAS/SATA HBA with 8 x HDDs, 2 x NVMe drives (one for OS, one for scratch) and an extra 2.5GbE NIC in one of the PCI-E x1 slots. It's running cooler than the previous motherboard, which was more entry level. It was easy to install, the CPU cooler was easy to install, and I love that it has 4 x NVMe slots. The BIOS had to be updated out of the box, but it was easy.

Fastest MB I ever used. Replaced my MSI z790 for this ASUS and noticed a 50% performance increase.