I am really looking forward to this boards release. I got a 10850K since it’s about equal in performance out of the box as a 10900K and a lot cheaper and easier to find. Overclocking they are virtually identical and sure in some synthetic tests you would notice the 100mhz but really isn’t even single frame in most games.

 
The IO isn't that bad.. how many USB ports do you need? The PS2 port had me raise an eyebrow, but otherwise it's not too bad:
2 x USB 3.2 Gen1
4 x USB 3.2 Gen2
1 x USB 3.2 Gen2x2
..and of course you have more internally to run to your case front ports.
The Z590 Dark will have much more with apparently over a dozen USB options and 2 x 2.5Gbps NICs.
 

Nereus
 
The Z590 Dark will have much more with apparently over a dozen USB options and 2 x 2.5Gbps NICs.
 

It doesn't say over a dozen on the back. So if you include the on-board headers, that could be 10 on the back...unless you include the USB to SPI BIOS flash header...then it would be 9 options on the back.
 
Looking at the release pictures vs. the rendering, the only disappointment I had (which was the littlest of nit-picks lol) was that they swapped out the hex-screws for phillips. The hex-screws looked way nicer, and I have a sweet set of Wiha ball-end hex wrenches exactly for this sort of thing. I know more people have a little phillips screwdriver around, but I thought they looked nicer before...especially the two on the silver EVGA badge.
 
It is sometimes interesting to me to find out what other people look for in their computer parts. I am not judging anybody at all, you have every right to want what you do out of it if you're considering purchasing it, I just actually enjoy hearing other perspectives (I guess I could say that about most of life lol). I work at a company that does a lot of system integration and we have hubs everywhere. I can tell you so much about hubs that I wish I didn't know, regarding hops, topologies, cable lengths, and which brands I've had luck with just off the top of my head that if I needed a new hub at home I could have one ordered and on the way in a minute or two. That is in no way, shape, or form a brag, it is just an outcome of my job and apparently shapes my perspective as I saw 7 ports and went "plenty!" and moved on to other specs lol. Sorry for the over-share, I guess I just felt like giving a different perspective.

may??

kccoshb
Is there a queue position list for the board? i signed up at like 2 mins after 10:00amPST

I've been keeping track of those who posted their queue notify time in the forum pages. You can find the latest update here: https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/3286026

Since you wanna stick with this mobo.
Your best bet is evga's own website.

I could be wrong, but it looks like these are exclusive to Evga.com. That means the only way to get one is to notify for the queue by clicking the "notify me" button on the product page. Every time they get stock, they send emails to the next people on the list. It works the same way as the 30-series card notification queues. They don't have enough to have them show up "in stock" somewhere.

intresting

It would be nice if it was worldwide.

The_Schwartz
Trying to wait on a new mobo until I see compatible with ddr5.

You're in for a bit of a wait.. AMD and Intel aren't expected to launch DDR5 supporting ranges until some time in 2022, even though ddr5 is expected Q3 2021.
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Nereus

The_Schwartz
Trying to wait on a new mobo until I see compatible with ddr5.

You're in for a bit of a wait.. AMD and Intel aren't expected to launch DDR5 supporting ranges until some time in 2022, even though ddr5 is expected Q3 2021.
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It is possible the Alder Lake chipsets support DDR5, and some might be out at the end of this year. The CPUs supposedly support both DDR4 and DDR5 so it will be up to the motherboard manufacturers. Not sure when EVGA will have AL motherboards though, let alone whether they go for DDR4 or DDR5. Likely they'd go bleeding edge and later than everyone else.