GIGABYTE B650 Eagle AX AM5 LGA 1718 AMD B650 ATX Motherboard, DDR5, Triple M.2 (1x PCIe 5.0 M.2 + 2X PCIe 4.0 M.2), USB 3.2 Gen2x2 Type-C, AMD Wi-Fi 6E, Realtek GbE LAN

The GIGABYTE B650 Eagle AX is a solid motherboard with excellent compatibility for AM5 CPUs and DDR5. Installation was straightforward, and everything worked out of the box. It’s very stable under load and has reliable performance for both gaming and daily use. Boot times are fast, and the BIOS is easy to navigate. Connectivity is a big plus with built-in WiFi and plenty of ports. Overall, great features for the price and dependable performance.

Picked this up to pair with my Ryzen 7500F and couldn't be happier. Installation was straightforward, the BIOS is clean and easy to navigate, and the board posted first try with no issues. RAM ran at XMP speeds without any fiddling, which is always a plus. Haven't run into any stability issues after weeks of daily use including some heavy gaming sessions. For anyone building a mid-range AMD system on a budget, this board hits the sweet spot between price and performance. I personally picked that one over others because of the future proofing it gives, I can easily pair it with any current AM5 cpu and will be able to upgrade when ever I need to thanks to 12+2+2 phase. And also the m.2 gen 5 support which is not something you'll find on every b650. Would definitely recommend.

I chose this motherboard for my new AM5 build and I'm quite satisfied with the performance. Aesthetically, the 'Eagle' design looks great in the case, and the heatsinks keep temperatures excellent even after hours of gaming. I really like the connectivity it offers, especially the Wi-Fi 6E. If I had to mention one thing to improve, the control software could be a bit more intuitive, but once set up, the board is super stable and delivers on everything it promises.

I bought this motherboard on a Black Friday sale to pair with an AMD Ryzen 5 9600x. Previously, I had always got micro-ATX boards but I wanted more expansion slots this time around. I'm really happy with the number of NVMe slots on the board & PCIe slots. PCIe 5.0 is a really nice feature to have on a board for this price. It really helps it age alot better for future upgrades. ARGB and Fan Connectors are numerous on the board as well. It has a really nice look to it with the heat sinks. The WiFi 6 support built into the board runs just as well as my standalone card I previously used on my old build. The bluetooth has good range and seems to work better than the standalone care I had before. I updated the bios to the newest available & used EXPO 1 for my Team Group 16gb (8x2) DDR5 Memory (6000mhz). PCIe 5.0 will help future proof my build the board's gaming capability as well. The board is heavy and feels really well bilt. I really can't think of thing I would change or that I would say needs to be improved. It's a really great board so far. It includes everything you need to get started (including antennas for the integrated wifi). I would definitely order again and recommend to a friend.

Bought as part of a GIGABYTE pc build for my daughter. Works as expected, but the m2 slot cover screw was so tightly installed at the factory that I stripped out the Philips head and had to drill it out :/ as for function, it's exactly as expected. Three haven't been any configuration issues, glitches or errors. It's connectivity options are great, allowing 1990s ps2 type peripherals without dongles, with both the purple mouse and green keyboard ps2 ports! My old pc has a 19 year old gigabyte motherboard and it's still working great. I hope this one lasts add long as that one has.

I’m using this motherboard right now and everything went excellent without problems in the installation process, i have a ryzen 5 9600x so i had to update the BIOS. Just to say the manual don’t actually indicate the process correctly, had to watch a YouTube video and everyone were complaining in the comments about the wrong instructions displayed in the manual.

I bought this motherboard to build a CCTV server that uses consumer parts so that one day my nephew could inherit it, it'll be very outdated by then, but certainly could still play some older games. The motherboard feels lighter than I expected but the build quality seems to be good, the BIOS options are everything I needed, it has Wake on event (if pc is off it will start at a certain time everynight), reinstate last power mode (EG it will restart after power is down) as well as a very good selection of fan speeds, could do with more fan headers but that's not a problem for most PC cases since they mostly come with splitters, I used a very cheap server rack case that didn't have splitters. Looks nice however it isn't going to be visible in it's opaque steel case. Boots quickly and reliably. Haven't tested Wifi but it has bluetooth so it could theoretically be used with Xbox controllers if my nephew is a console pleb. Could do with more PCIE lanes, but that's a general complaint I have with motherboards, yes I know most mobos are CPU lane bound. I'm using it with an AMD APU, it was the cheapest method of running AI acceleration on a CCTV platform (No coral wouldn't have worked, I need an actual "GPU" for future functions.)

Excellent je recommande

Excelente placa madre para primeros builds, llevo ya varios meses con esta y todo corre genial.

ist ein klasse board

Used the Qflash option by powering up the motherboard with my PSU first. Then placed the USB32GB flashdrive to the bios option in the USB3.2 slot using FAT32 with latest bios downloaded from the GIGABYTE webpage. Pressed and hold for 3 sec on the Qflash button and waited for the red led light to stop blinking. Was quite fast and stopped after around 5 - 7 min. No cpu was required to do the process. Received an error on the bios once when powering on for the first time, but was fine after resetting using the power button on my PC. Works perfectly fine afterwards.

Fully compatible with Arch based linux. Plenty of I/O for most users. Good compatibility with hardware. Bios flashback is easy to use.