ASRock B650I LIGHTNING WIFI Gaming Desktop Motherboard - AMD B650 Chipset - Socket AM5 - Mini ITX - Ryzen 5, Ryzen 7, Ryzen 9 Processor Supported - 128 GB DDR5 SDRAM Maximum RAM - DIMM, UDIMM - 2 x Memory Slots

Motherboard works as it should it is shipped with no bios updated so I would suggest you update the bios as it's more than a year old or so.... Second after updating bios make sure you reset the cmos because I had terrible instability after bios update but after resetting the cmos everything runs smoothly and boots pretty dam fast into windows. Lastly I would suggest using expo ddr5 only I know some kits say Intel xmp and expo but my 1st kit was silicon power that had both profiles but it wasn't stable. I now use G skill trident Z 6000 CL30 very fast and very stable with my 7600x and ASRock motherboard. Most people forget to reset cmos after a big bios update but it's simple on this motherboard since it has the pins made for that cmos reset. I would definitely recommend this motherboard.

Awesome for SFF builds but it is VERY picky when it comes to Ram. The rams that I got refused to boot up with both installed, boots only with 1 piece installed. Had to buy new ram according to QVL.

small, fast, and everything is working.

I do not know why but I could not get this motherboard to boot when everything was installed. I ended up leaving it plugged in and just work on it later. For some reason when I got back (Maybe 2 hours later), the thing started right up and has been working perfect. I like the bios and suites my needs great. You have to buy a wifi/bluetooth card + antenna's if you want those features (Maybe 35 bucks).

Not a bad price and it works really well. I put a Ryzen 9 7900X and 32 gigs of DDR5 ram, pretty dang fast after it figures out the ram settings. Which most of these boards do the same thing. Very impressive boot times and pretty solid.. no BSOD's! I am happy with my purchase and I do recommend this board. Up until a few years back, I had never heard of Asrock. Now, they are popular and I have used a few of the B550 and B570 boards. None were bad!!