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- I love the BIOS that comes, very easy to navigate - Heard bad things about the Wi-Fi card but it has been very good with even the weird placement I have it in - Great that it has an option to install a 2nd NVME later

- Excellent quality for the price - Bright RGB - Syncs with multiple types of RGB softwares - Can link with other SAMA Strimer products to use only 1 motherboard plug

This is my first use of an AMD CPU. I've always used Intel in the past. This motherboard seemed to represent the best value for an 870/AM5 socket motherboard. The features (3 M.2 connectors, PCIe 5.0, Wifi 7 and USB 4.0) are exceptional for a board at this price point. Looking forward to the build!

Pros are the blue tooth and wireless built in. They board also allows flexibility in storge types

Pros: Everything is stable and sufficient for my retro build purposes. Using Patriot DDR5 sticks (not paired at the factory) successfully at CL30 and 6000M/T, an AMD 7600X, and an RX 9060XT. Plenty of SATA connections for SSDs and an internal DVD drive (only running a single NVMe due to RAM shortage) in a SilverStone FLP-02 case.

Was up to last months BIOS. I used I7-13700K with two 16 GB 5600 MT/s DDR5 modules and a Samsung SSD card with Corsair RM1000x ATX Power supply, Arctic liquid freezer II 280 (which was a squeeze into the top of a new Phanteks Enthoo Pro) and it all works great with Windows 11 Pro, running cool 45 degrees C under normal loads.

A good quality budget mATX board, which for some reason is rare with AMD/AM5. Has a PCIE 5.0 slot for the GPU, powers my 9800X3D as expected, and had no issues setting up expo on my team CL30/6000 RAM.

All's good so far A+++

5 Gb ethernet port. Large number of high bandwidth port options. Overbuilt VRM section. Very good but not not excellent build quality. Amazing options for a board near the bottom of MSI's product family.

More headers for things than i could hope to use WIFI built in Plenty of ports on the back multiple NVM and pcie slots

- Inexpensive - m.2 slot was a nice surprise

just works as intended with zero crashes or fuss great for using cheap older am4 cpus and ram

- Incredible QOL features for building - Easy to understand BIOs and setup - Simple driver and software install

Plenty of fan headers placed in great spots for connecting fans, water cooling pump/radiator, etc. Wi-Fi 7 (For Windows 11 only) GPU quick release lever USB-C Front and Rear suppport Wi-Fi Antennas are slim (a clearance issue with Tower 300) NvME secure posts are clasps built into the board, a nice touch and no worrying about tiny screws being lost NvME Heat Sinks with Thermal Pads

The motherboard works great and POSTED right away. The WiFi speed is actually incredbile - WiFi 6 is a huge upgrade. On 1.5 Gbps Rogers service, I'm getting over 550 Mbps, which is fantastic. Updated the BIOS right away.

WiFi 7 PCIe gen 5 for GPU and M.2 boot drive Lots of heatsink M.2 slots that don't cannibalize the GPU's lanes Plenty of USB connectivity 7 segment debug display is nice Overkill VRMs SP/DIF output for audio nerds BIOS flash + CMOS clear button on the back Power + reset buttons on board for easy testing BIOS is well laid out, uses good english and descriptions, has sensible defaults and easy to use CPU undervolt presets Purple colorway looks gorgeous

Easy connection, vibrant colors

- Easy to install, particularly the RAM and CPU - BIOS mostly self-explanatory - MSI Center software is easy to understand - Well placed pinouts

PCIe 16x slot no lane sharing

Set up my first AMD build in years (I've been using Intel since I got back into PC gaming about 6 years ago) and purchased this board as part of combo bundle with the 7800x3d. The board was easy to install and work with, the BIOS was well-designed and simple to use (and easy to update!), and the fan headers' placements were all pretty convenient (3x case fans and 2x on a 240 mm AIO radiator).