ASUS TUF B360M-PLUS Gaming Motherboard B360 LGA1151 (300 Series) DDR4 HDMI VGA M.2 mATX
4.0 (17 ratings)
~$198.86
Key Features
- Designed exclusively for 8th generation Intel Core processors to maximize connectivity and speed with Dual M.2, Gigabit LAN, USB 3.1 Gen2, and Intel Optane Memory compatibility
- Military grade TUF components like TUF LANGuard, TUF Chokes, TUF Capacitors, and TUF MOSFETs maximize system durability
- Fan Xpert 2+ provides advanced fan and liquid cooling controls for dynamic system cooling and management
- Aura Sync RGB lighting with additional 4 pin RGB header features a nearly endless spectrum of colors with the ability to synchronize effects across an ever-expanding ecosystem of AURA Sync enabled products
- 3 Year warranty for guaranteed reliability built on military grade engineering
Specifications
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Customer Reviews
mike bumgarner
Quick shipping and packaged well. Will buy from them again.
Amazon Customer
I’m very happy I purchased this mobo for my gaming build. The Asus aura sync system is a breeze. The bios is incredibly easy to use and provides the ability to customize many aspects of your pc. Installation was a flawless. The rgb strip on the right side is also a nice touch to the aesthetics. There is really nothing about this mobo I would change... all for an excellent price
Andrew Jacobs
Cannot speak to the quality of the board as I'm writing this review mid-install.--System Panel ConnectorThere is no diagram of the system panel connector in the manual. The pinout is printed on the motherboard but it is small, somewhat ambiguous and extremely irritating to try to read.Not a huge deal because diagrams of these standard pinouts are a google search away and frankly I shouldn't even need a diagram at this point. However...If you're going to take the time to ship me a paper manual with 9 pages of information about the board seems to me there's room for a system panel connector diagram when half a page is devoted to renderings of how to install and remove RAM.This is verbatim the information provided by the manual:"System panel connector (20-5 pin PANEL)This connector supports several chassis-mounted functions."That's it.This is essentially the only common thing I use in all motherboard manuals and I use it for the already very irritating task of plugging this little wires in.It's just convenient to have a paper diagram. In fact, it's the only reason I can think of that I would ever need a paper manual at all.--The back panel io coverWent with this board partially for the aesthetics of the shield. Wanting to do a very clean build for family. It does look nice although I would caution that it makes the already tedious task of getting those ports into that plate while trying to fix the motherboard in place slightly more difficult.
Timothy Meredith
Be aware if you plan on installing a 9th gen chip in this board 99% you will have to use an 8th gen chip to update the bios prior to installing 9th gen chip. It tells you version it shipped with in top left serial number sticker on board (last 4 digits). If it is older than ~0803 than you WILL have to update it. Otherwise we dropped i9-9900k in this board after updating and it works fine. Very minimal board, if not overclocking will serve fine.