Mod Pls don't move my thread to other sub. This is not a serious hardware topic. No traffic there. This is just something I keep as record and learn other people opinion on the build.

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Packaging comes with this foam just to fill the empty space.

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Slightly larger antenna and a couple of rare white sata cables.

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There is a tiny fan in the vrm area.

how much is this board ? is this matx ?

Don't know price. Itx.
Itx is conventionally unnecessary expensive compared to matx. For this kind of money, recommend to get something more reputable.

Sparkle gpu. Never hear before.
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thanks! was looking for a small build for my gaming machine..ok, will take heed of your advice

MATX offers a good compromise of being smallish yet similar/cheaper price than equivalent full ATX. They also have compact cases that are nearly as small as ITX XL cases without the thermal penalty

https://www.funkykit.com/reviews/chassis/co...chassis-review/

https://basic-tutorials.de/tests/pc-hardwar...li-dan-a3-matx/

The downside is their VRM might not be as plentiful as its ATX brother so you shouldnt fit like an i9 or R9 CPU but then so too is much of ITX mobos.

thanks! am looking for medium built like amd ryzen 5 or i5 equivalent so i guess matx will be ok for me

M-ATX is fine.

Just check the TDP then you will get an idea. All boards should be able to run 65W, with potential limited boost clock.
If the it is 105W/120W then middle-high models will be ok. You will need to the get flagship board (i.e. MSI Mortar) for those higher. HardwareUnboxed has plenty of videos specific to the power delivery of the boards, and you check where it see fits (He stress-tested the boards with the highest end processor).