Customer Ratings & Reviews

DO NOT BUY GIGABYTE PRODUCTS. Why? Because if they don't work or have faulty parts, Geek Squad will direct you to Gigabyte Customer Service for an RMA replacement, but after Gigabyte accuses you of damaging the motherboard, they will want $100 to fix it JUST to test it as faulty. They take long enough as well so you're outside of any return policy. And the in-store warranty is to "keep asking Geek Squad to take a look at it again" to get the same answer. Very disappointed in Best Buy for carrying a product that boasts a 4 year warranty but never delivers. Explains the F rating Gigabyte has with BBB.

Amazing motherboard, I am using with 7800x3d and I don't have any problems so far.

This motherboard was my first and it was easy to build with! Would recommend for anyone's first build!

love this motherboard for my gaming setup which and my 3070, great performance

Very good product superb quality for the price point. Would recommend and would buy again.

This motherbord is great. The best i have had. Only thing is that the eagle logo gets hidden behind the fan on my case

Great motherboard would recommend to anyone building on AM5.

I love this board, I haven't had it long but it's been a blast using it. Gone are the days of needing a USB hub to plug all your peripherals and accessories. It's easy to set up and comes with nice little convenience features. There was a small issue of having to do a BIOS flash with a USB stick but it was quick and easy. Other than that it works flawlessly and stays VERY cool.

Great MOBO to upgrade to. Have been using for a while now. the amount of USB ports is remarkable and Gigabyte is great on updating and support.

With ASUS being really Bad to Customers Lately it was a NO Brainer Great Board with All the Bells and Wistles

Been great for my new build. Fits every upgrade I’ve been wanting

great board this one went into my 2nd build love the speed

Bought this for my AMD 7700x and it is a good motherboard for the price, not high end or middle end product.

All-around good quality. The screw-less mounting for SSDs is awesome.

works great has everything I need for a gaming computer

Great motherboard, works great. Good for OC as well

Also, you might experience POST issues if you use A1 B1 rsn slots. The manual recommends using A2 B2. For me this was the only way i got a POST.

So normally I love Arous... however this board not only was doa but if you have a 3070ti it will not fit in the x16 pcie slot, the lock clip will not close with the stock cooler or water block. Do yourself a favor and if you run it only use a 10 series maybe 20 series gpu or you'll have to clip the lock like I did just to fit the gpu but not be able to return it if it's doa.

Finishing up my build, everything was going great until installing my GPU (Red Devil 6750 XT). Gigabyte's "EZ Latch" to release the GPU is so unnecessarily large that it wouldn't allow my card to fit. It instead scratched my brand new GPU and now I have to settle for a smaller card or return this board... I'm definitely returning the board. How Gigabyte did not think of this when adding this "feature" is mind boggling to me, especially in this market of GPUs getting larger and larger. They don't even bother to mention anything about compatibility with certain graphic cards. If you have a large card, do yourself a favor and avoid this board unless you want to be stuck with fitment issues and scratching up your expensive card. No wonder why it's one of the cheapest x670 boards out right now.

Was expecting a decent motherboard and I got a defective one. At first I could not get it to boot so I flashed the bios. Finally got it to boot with one stick of RAM after that I tried to add more RAM. Was only able to get it taboo with two ram sticks in the A1 a2 slots. All the ram sticks or the exact same Corsair vengeance RGB 5600. After flashing the bios to every version they had I gave up. I returned it and got MSI. This was the first time I've ever had any trouble with a gigabyte item. And I've never had any trouble with MSI. Should have went with MSI from the start.