2 years with 4 dimm trident, 2x8 3200 + 2x16 3600 and with the appropriate configuration it runs flawlessly at 3200

No one should dare buy it for 330 euros as it is now 8/4/26, I got it for 133 and suddenly in 5 days the price went sky high. The motherboard is good, it has good features, but find another one, not this one at this price

Very good motherboard for its price, the only negative is that I had a bit of trouble with the wifi antenna which I encountered a small issue but it was eventually resolved. Overall experience very positive, I highly recommend it, as the problem regarding the wifi may be due to my router or my connection.

BIOS ready 5000 series. (even 5600G/5700G)

Amazing with 5600 (VFM CPU for value meta builds) and with 5800x3D.
6E WiFi card consistently at 200/20 with the right modem, many USB ports and expansion slots, and a very user-friendly BIOS to do whatever you want.
Also, plenty of connections if you don't have a fan hub/RGB controller for multiple fans.
I think the price range of 130-140€ is the strongest and most reliable motherboard for a new build with 5600 or 5800x3D! It has SAM support and 1xPCIe 7000+MB speeds. A positive aspect is that it has thermal pads to keep the SSD cool.

5/5 and I highly recommend it for aesthetically-minded and demanding users!

I combined it with an AMD R7 5700X
RAM Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 x4
RTX 4070 Ti Super
1 m2 SSD 980 Samsung 1TB
1 SSD 250GB
1 HDD 1TB
In a Be Quiet Pure Base 500DX Gaming Midi Tower case
Arctic Freezer 34 eSports Duo cooler
There is stability. The wifi and Bluetooth work flawlessly so far
(before placing the motherboard in the case and after attaching the cooler, pass the CPU cable and plug it in because it will be a bit difficult if you have fans on top and back of the case)

Great love!
I bought 2.
It has everything and it's worth it. 12+2 phases for delicate x3d and for powerful x9xx.
wifi, bt, pcie4, realtek 1220, argb. What else could you want that this motherboard doesn't have.
Now, there are 2 issues that are not immediately apparent.
This (rev. 1.0), for me, both were 1.2. I don't think you will find 1.0 anymore, but don't listen to anyone saying that 1.3/1.4 is better than 1.2 or 1.5. The only difference in all of these is the wifi/bt module. One is AMD, the other is Intel, and the third is realtek. Except for 1.0, in practice, they are all the same since the features promised by Intel (rev 1.3-1.4) will never be seen in practice. HOWEVER, all these revs have to do with different bios from the gigabyte website, so be careful when downloading the bios to make sure it's for the rev you have.
The second issue is that the motherboard simply is NOT compatible with Ryzen 1xxx or 2xxx, so before buying it, we need to know what we will put on it.
That's it.

Happy New Year to everyone with health. Thank you all because you helped me with your comments to build a computer for the first time. I combined this motherboard with a Ryzen 5 5600 3.9GHz, a Western Digital Black SN770 SSD 500GB M.2 NVMe PCI Express 4.0 hard drive, Kingston Fury Renegade 32GB DDR4 RAM with 2 Modules (2x16GB) and a speed of 3600 for Desktop, MSI MAG Forge 100M Gaming Midi Tower Case with Side Window and RGB Lighting, Be Quiet System Power 10 750W Full Wired 80 Plus Bronze Power Supply. I made two mistakes out of haste, the memory cards run up to 3600 while the processor up to 3200, resulting in instability. I disabled XMP from the BIOS and everything is fine. And the second mistake with the power supply is that it doesn't have detachable cables. Fortunately, in the case, by removing the cover for the HDD disks, they fit in there. I forgot the most important thing. 598 euros including shipping. That is approximately 580 euros net.

The build:
Aorus elite AX V2
Ryzen 7 5700x
Vengeance LPX 2x16 3200mhz
Ssd 980 pro Samsung
be quiet system power 9 semi 500w
pure rock 2 fx cooler
gtx 1660 OC (pre-existing)
in a pure base 500 be quiet case.

I highly recommend this build, everything works perfectly. Booting Windows 11 from a USB stick, the PC opened directly to the Windows settings, without needing anything.

Hogwarts Legacy runs at 1440p medium-high graphics at 45-55fps, which is remarkable for this graphics card that I have.

Although it has a B550 chip, the motherboard is of very good quality! Coming from a motherboard with an X570 chip, I can't see any clear benefit in getting something else! It does everything, more or less, it has almost everything, 2 M2 ports, wifi, bluetooth, RGB, good sound card, very good quality components in construction, plenty of USB 3.2 ports and even support for front USB type C... really a very good motherboard in terms of cooling, with settings for a decent overclocking... but also in terms of capacitors and power supply! Also, it seems quite reliable in terms of construction and certainly on an AM4 platform, you can't ask for anything more!

Quite a good motherboard, I recommend it for anyone who wants to build a PC

Well, I just got it yesterday and haven't installed it yet because I'm waiting for the processor, so I'll update it in a few days...BUT, at first glance, I've found the following negatives...quite negative for me, maybe not for someone else.

4 fan headers (and 1 for the CPU cooler) placed in difficult positions, there isn't even one on the side where the 24-pin is located.
4 SATA ports, 2 next to the 24-pin and 2 on the same side, but in the bottom right corner.
It doesn't have an LED on top to show if there is an error...I only saw one LED on the top right corner. It doesn't have what the competitor cards have (e.g. Asus ROG Strix B550) which have 4 LEDs (for indicating errors in RAM-CPU-BGA-POST).
When the processor arrives and I install it, I will update it.
I have the REV 1.3 with Wi-Fi.

UPDATE
Well, the Ryzen 5700X has arrived...The motherboard is great if the above mentioned negatives don't bother you, then I highly recommend it.

A great motherboard for its price with a wide range of ports and easy installation. Additionally, the fact that it supports the 5600x and other processors in this series without a bios update makes PC building much easier, even for newcomers to the field. As for temperature, I don't have any feedback yet due to limited use. However, overall, I consider it quite reliable for its price.

I wanted a card to pair with the 5600x and 64GB memory (with room for more later) that has WiFi/Bluetooth and is suitable for music production and graphics. Very good!

Very good. Without many words, it is the same as any other motherboard with the same price. I bought it clearly for its beauty and the fact that it was on B550. Also, I didn't want to get the B450 because it had a DVI port and it ruins the aesthetics for me. If it has any issues, which I don't think it will, I will return it.

Easy installation, good build quality, no issues. I think it's a great choice for the price (160e). Personally, I also like the aesthetics of the Aurus.