Review on 🎮 ROG Maximus XIII Hero (WiFi 6E) Z590 LGA 1200 ATX Gaming Motherboard: PCIe 4.0, 14+2 Power Stages, DDR4 5333+, Dual 2.5Gb LAN, Thunderbolt 4, 4X M.2/NVMe SSD, Aura RGB by Pradeep Dhimal

I love this board it works fantastic no crashes no issues the second second I booted it up it just worked like a charm and was complete quietly. These are probably the least problematic builds I've ever encountered. I am 39 years old and have been assembling since I was 15. This one was the best ever. I wish I had access to the Rocket Lake i9 but it sold out so fast, ridiculous, like 10 minutes from midnight I think. Wanted to send the board back and say it was over. Then I did a little research and found that the 11th gen i7 also had 8 cores with 16 threads and can be made to run very close to the i9 for $240 less. I went for the i7 and oh this thing screams fast, I'm glad I did. I'll list other parts I ordered for my build and exact links when possible, but I chose the "Silent 1000w Platinum PSU" and it's absolutely silent, I LOVE it. Went with the Cooler Master H500 ARGB Airflow ModTower case. Also amazing and easy assembly let me hide all the cables with a wash and looks stunning with a glass panel Corsair H100i RBG Platinum SE AIO cooler (btw this was the easiest and coolest cooler I have ever installed just amazing) M2 discs Wester Digital Black. Some of them are PCI Express 4.0 to sync with z590 chipset and Rocket Lake 12th gen, for Ram I only have 4 sticks = 64GB Crucial 32GB Ballistix RGB DDR4 3200MHz UDIMM memory kit for gaming desktop (2 x 16 GB Black) x2 used. With these parts you will love the build. Also make sure you connect all 4 power connectors to the motherboard or it won't start. This is the first board I've built that requires 4 power connectors. .I don't even overclock, I just like knowing I have a board that can freeze which means it will last a lot longer if I'm not, parts, capacitors, heatsinks to keep everything frostily cool , only good for your investment. I. General overclocking we or not.