Gigabyte B650I AORUS ULTRA Motherboard - Supports AMD AM5 CPUs, 8+2+1 Digital VRM, up to 6400MHz DDR5 (OC), 1xPCIe 5.0 + 2xPCIe 4.0 M.2, Wi-Fi 6E, 2.5GbE LAN, USB 3.2 Gen 2

With so many features, If you're building an AMD rig, this board is a solid pick for sure! Great for overclocking and underclocking to keep the temps in check

Excellent mini board with great features. As someone who hasn't built a PC in over 15 years, it was a doddle. Barely referred to the manual and fitted great into my new SFF case. Only issue was that the box and board weren't sealed however all the accessories and components were there. Could very well have been a return, can't tell but it's working perfectly.

Funcionando perfeitamente. Vendedor muito honesto e prestativo.

I ordered it and i found out when i received it the version is 1.0 and there's two newer versions which it's 1.1 and 1.2 , and I'm gonna to recommend you if it's possible to check before ordering if it's 1.0 don't buy it specifically if u going to use amd cpu because i ran into cold boot issues that i had to replace my wifi card because it won't work on cold boot and found out in the Internet some people had the same issue and the solution was change the wifi card

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For under $200 is a very impressive MOBO and well thought out for Mini-ITX form factor. First this board has a lot of Heatsink this is necessary for Mini-ITX as all this metal smoothes out the temperature spikes that occur during periods of activity which are common for the desktop user environment, a few seconds of full out followed by 10+ seconds of low activity is typical. This is morte important for ITX as many ITX cases have limited airflow. For the primary NVMe SSD it has again plenty of metal ON BOTH SIDE of SSD and a tiny fan built into the heatsink to ensure it stays cool enough even under a long period of continuous access. The biggest killer of these NVMe SSD's is heat and this kept my high performance 2TB SK Hynix SSD at 67C when being continuously written to for over a minute in a room at 28C ambient. It can also hold a second full length NVMe SSD on the back side if the MOBO but this slot offers little in the way of heatsink and is not very high. I used this in a build with an AMD 8600G that when run full out with FurMark running and a 12 core AVX-512 CPU workload drew 120W with just CPU fan (Noctura low profile) and NO case fans the CPU only reached 77C, not bad. I also like the NO CPU BIOS Q-Flash feature as it allows this MOBO which for the one I received was manufactured in 2024 (18+ months ago) to accomodate the latest AM5 CPU's by being able to flash a recent BIOS that supports one of these never chips with NO CPU installed. The Wifi chip used is compatible with Linux at least Ubuntu 25.10 as is all other MOBO hardware except for the Super IO chip and this is a common issue as the main stream Kernel it87 driver has not seen an update in years. It is possible though that frankcrawford/it87 module on GitHub which supports many never it?? chips will work as it does for most never MOBO's The only gripe I have and this is in part with Amazon is they never show the Motherboard version that you will get! In my case I got a version 1.0 and there are apparently 2 newer versions! Gigabyte does not seem to say on there website what is different but it does make one wonder what am I missing by getting the 1.0 version versus one of the newer versions?

The FPANEL is interesting and requires using the 'chip' to insert and stabilise into the Motherboard. Take care, as they are small fragile components. Take your time. Support for up to 3x NVME drives is amazing. 2 are in the front of the motherboard and have a common heatsink. There is 1 storage location on the back of the motherboard that has a heat pad on the back that connects to the backplate. Overall, very, very impressed and happy with this motherboard. Unfortunately, this motherboard is only considered 'mid-tier' and lacks previously standard features such as a debug LED/light system. For the right price, you'll really enjoy this variation of the motherboard. Note: My Revision version was 1.00. Revision 1.01 had issues - Check online. Revision 1.02 was okay.