2 And 3 Classrooms Circle Time Board

These new V.3 pouches are even better than the V.2. The rain covers are designed much better!

2 months of ownership so far and I love the features and the speed of this board.

PERFECT FOR CLASSROOMS

This board is all you need for am4 demands with gen4 m.2 showing speed and reliability!

Just needed something functional and this board is that. Really cool that a lower end board has more than one m.2 slot too.

Pretty good board and in a reasonable price range. It works so well for the works I normally do. Only problem is its mATX form factor is a bit too tight for a GPU with fans (AMD Rx580 + 8GB). So both of the PCIEx1 are blocked and became useless. I wish the document warns us about that. The other confusing part is the m.2 Slot only specify it supports PCIE3x4 & Sata. But most of M.2 selling Ads says either NVMe or Sata. With testing, I finally found out my M.2 NVMe SSD worked fine. I would recommend you be more clear on this. If there is any reason it does not support NVMe fully please specify.

My board only allows Intel NVME M.2s, but the newer Intel are fast enough for really heavy work. It's a virtual RAID 0 using 4x4=16 PCIE lanes so transfer is in the 10G/sec range. Awesome for a scratch 'disk' for speeding up Photoshop or video work. There are newer versions but this is great for my X299 board.

Awesome board , lots of m.2 slots, lots of argb pins, nice color scheme and quality parts.

Well made, heavy heat sinks. Plenty of features like fast USB ports. 2.5 and 1 ghz ethernet. 3 M.2 SSD, plenty ARGB fan headers. Detailed online manual that helps explain PCI slots to cpus and chip set connections so you can place your M.2 drives in the correct location. This board takes time checking your RAM initailly, so best to start with one stick first and then add the rest once the MB determines how to use the memory. System very stable. Although still funs on DDR4 memory the system still benchmarks pretty fast. This MB is great for those not wanting to pay for the better top on the line creator board. This board still has plenty of yhe features the higher end board has.

The board is very well designed to support maximum read and write rates for the M.2 memory modules. It took a little bit of time to install as the M.2 modules are sandwiched between two layers of heat sink material to keep the modules from overheating and throttling back. Once installed the OS detected the new modules and then I used Widows Disk Management to format the modules and then create a RAID1 partition with the two modules mirrored. Lots of online support options for the computer novice to integrate the new memory modules or to set up the RAID level desired.