GIGABYTE X399 AORUS PRO (AMD Ryzen Thread Ripper TR4/ATX /3X M.2/Front USB 3.1 Type C/Intel LAN/ALC1220/ Motherboard)

I run this with an 1920X with 128GB RAM in Quad Channel, 2 NVMe drives in RAID0, one as separate boot drive, 2 SATA SSD and one HDD. As GPU, I use an RTX2080.This board maybe hard to set up for NVMe RAID if this is your first time handing a low level raid controller, but once you do that (I recommend having a boot drive extra for that - it may actually be needed, don't remember), it is the most stable system I've ever encountered.Also, I briefly checked overclocking and it worked just fine for my CPU - it was just not needed for my workflow, so, I went back to factory settings.Running 100% CPU load is no issue. I run BOINC for COVID-19 via rosetta@home when my CPU is not needed for my workload and I never run into any issues. It runs weeks on end and only restarts when updates need it.

Just incase you are wondering like I was when I purchased this, YES this motherboard does work with the 2970wx and 2990wx. It has all the ports I needed and plenty of fan hook ups and sata ports, plus it can take multiple NVME solid state drives. And it has so many pcie slots, which is awesome! If you can't upgrade and plug in all the things you need, you should be looking at real server hardware. It has been very stable thus far and it seems to be very well made, with nice heat sinks and good compatibility. I was a bit concerned when I purchased this board after reading some of these reviews. But I'm very happy I went with this mobo.

So I was check the review and it make me confused, but I still choose it so it works great my AMD 1920X works great on it so don’t worry about it, but they don’t have a lot light but cheap work great!

This is a great little board! I put 64 gb on it but it only recognizes 48. Otherwise it’s great