LGA 1151 Motherboard H110 for Intel 9th 8th 7th 6th Gen CPU with PCI-E 3.0, DDR4 Support MAX 32GB Desktop Memory, SATA(NGFF)/NVME M.2 Slot, SATA 6Gb/s, USB 3.0 Plus HDMI-Compatible & VGA Port

I used this motherboard to upgrade an older Acer Aspire AXC-703G (mfg on 04/26/2015) where the CPU was not removable, Intel Celeron J1900 2.0Ghz. I already had a CPU (Intel Core i7-7700), 32GB of DDR4 (2x16GB). and a 1TB M.2 PCIe3.0 Solid-State Drive (SSD) that will fit and is compatible with the new motherboard. The only items left to obtain was a 500W power supply designed to fit into a small-form factor (SFF) case, and a low-profile CPU Fan also designed to fit into a SFF case such as this Acer Aspire. I knew the technology and solutions for SFF cases were already out there and available. So, it wasn't a problem since Amazon already had vendors and sellers that had these items. The Apevia power supply was an excellent choice and was smaller that the original 80W power supply. And, the Noctua NH-L12Sx77 Low-Profile CPU Fan is designed for SFF cases and the cooling ratings were the best on the market for these applications. As a result, I was able to upgrade this PC that was almost 10 years old with minimal cost and effort. It's not a gaming platform, although it could've been updated to that level, but for the average desktop PC, the performance is "off-the-charts" when comparing benchmarks with the older Acer Aspire. This Juxieshi motherboard worked as designed with no issues. So, if you're considering throwing away that older PC, you might want to consider this here.

No matter what, the fan speed is always at 100%. No fans can be detected in bios or in software, case fans and CPU fans. Buy a different motherboard if you don't want to hear a jet engine all the time

Affordable, high quality. Has M.2. Would recommend.

If you are looking to rebuild a system on a budget, this might serve your needs. I opted to replace the board and CPU for about 4 times the cost "225" dollars and gave them an MSI board with I5 12600k. Which feels like a huge gain in speed over the 9600kf better still the new board supports 14th gen.

Everything is recognized in the bios but there is no way to control the fans for thermals. You may as well plug them directly into the power supply as the motherboard headers just max them out and offer no control. Even the cpu fan spins at max speed. Only way I can recomend this board is if you're doing a passive cooled setup with no fans or have some other fan controller in place.

Great Mainboard. If you have a need for a board that fits a quad core LGA1151, you could do worse. I turned it into a Desktop VR machine. It's fast, looks good too! It met my expectations completely!

Killed a known working 6700k that POSTed in a Dell 7040.

Todo en la board funciona perfecto el problema es regular la velocidad del ventilador siempre esta al 100% Y las temperaturas son estables necesito saber cómo regularlo o soporte técnico solo eso