Update: I bought it again for €120 and something, and now it's really value for money. It also works perfectly with the G.Skill DIMM 32 GB DDR4-4000 MHz, you just need to manually adjust the operating frequency. It's a good motherboard, not the absolute value for money, but ASUS produces good reliable hardware. I have one that is still working since 2008. It's a bit expensive and doesn't come with anything extraordinary in terms of accessories - just 2 SATA cables, IO shield, screws, and a stand for M.2 (fortunately). It comes with instructions, a driver disk, and some stickers. At least it doesn't have too much bloatware on the disk. The BIOS is full of settings and chaotic, so you'll need instructions from the internet for configuration. I didn't need to upgrade the BIOS for the AMD Ryzen 5 5600G, it recognized it immediately. However, the motherboard was manufactured in 11/2022, and it seems that the BIOS updates itself from the internet because it initially said "aurasync" and then became "armorycrate," and even though I had reset to default, the time and date became correct on their own. The armorycrate software for LED customization works, although it takes a while to load, and it also works with the RGB RAM modules I have installed and the Adata Spectrix M.2, BUT it significantly reduces the speed. Overall, if you can find it for less than €150, it's definitely worth it.
