I don't want to get too far off topic, but prices on these boards will be on the rise, especially considering the supply chain. Here are 2 other decent alternatives:
ASROCK H570M-ITX/ac
ASROCK's B560 offering looks like @$$ and will certainly throttle top-end intel chips. The board linked at least has a true 8 phase VRM (advertised) but only offers AC Wifi. I do really like that both M.2 slots are accessible from the front; it's something unique to these ASROCK boards.
ASUS ROG STRIX B560-i Gaming Wifi
ASUS offers a paired 8 phase here (a doubled 4 phase), but they have pulled this off very successfully before. They also offer Wifi 6 with this board and a built-in IO shield.
The ONLY reason I'm suggesting these boards are that they will be capable of RAM OC. That was shown to be the biggest limiting factor on Intel's budget chips. I can imagine that a 11400 paired with +4000 RAM and an unlimited P1 state would be an amazing gaming combo.