MAG X870 TOMAHAWK WIFI takes all the essential elements of the AMD Ryzen 9000/7000 series processors and combines them with game-ready features and proven durability.
Q: Does the motherboard support RAID 0?
A: This motherboard offers RAID 0 support.
Q: What is the form factor of the motherboard?
A: The form factor of the motherboard is ATX.
Q: Can the motherboard support Wi-Fi 7?
A: This motherboard offers support for Wi-Fi 7.
Q: What is the maximum memory capacity supported by the motherboard?
A: The maximum memory capacity supported by the motherboard is 256 gigabytes.
Q: How many SATA connectors does the motherboard have?
A: The motherboard has a 4x SATA 6G connector.
Q: Are there any USB-A 2.0 ports on the motherboard?
A: This motherboard has 8 USB-A 2.0 ports.
A: Hello bwhip - the 8pin connector at the bottom of the board is there to provide extra power to the PCIe devices to support system stability when using multiple or power hungry PCIe devices.
$359.99
MAG X870 TOMAHAWK WIFI takes all the essential elements of the AMD Ryzen 9000/7000 series processors and combines them with game-ready features and proven durability.
$699.99
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$389.99
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Pros for MSI - MAG X870 TOMAHAWK WIFI (Socket AM5) AMD X870 ATX DDR5 Wi-Fi 7 Motherboard - Black | |||
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Customers are delighted by the MAG X870 TOMAHAWK WIFI motherboard for its rich features, including ample M.2 slots, a 2.5g LAN port, and a variety of I/O ports. They appreciate the ease of installation and the user-friendly features such as the debug screen and dedicated GPU release button. Customers also commend the motherboard's build quality, describing it as thick and well-made.
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Decided to use this one for my first Built. Had zero issues great experience. I love the design and the quality. The slot for GPU and SSD are easy to remove by pressing a button. The only issue I had was when adding the windows 11 key so I decided to continue without entering the code and after the BIOS update the code worked.
Posted by OP123
I purchased this board to work with a Ryzen 7 9800X3D. It currently has a few bugs. The BIOS is still in beta, there are no stable versions out yet. As of 11/15/24, the latest version is A17. This version brings X3D Game mode to the BIOS. If you enable this, Wi-Fi crashes when booted into Windows. The only way to get it working again is to disable X3D game mode. I also failed to do my research, any more than 2 RAM modules will cause instability when EXPO is enabled. Make sure you only run dual-channel in slots A2 and B2. When testing A1 and b1, no combination (EXPO/RAM pairings) would allow the board to POST. I am currently limited in features I can use in the BIOS as well as what RAM is supported. I expect them to fix these issues and release a stable build within the next couple of months.
Posted by Kenneth
These are my very early impressions of this board, but it might help others. I was split between this board, and some of the Gigabyte x870/x870e boards having come from a Gigabyte x570 board. I ultimately went with this because of some of the reviews for this are pretty glowing, and I think it has everything I would ever need. It also has a 5G ethernet port and full bandwith WIFI 7, which are not on the Gigabyte boards I looked at. Whether it's true or not, I also considered that the x870 series seems like it corrected some of the issues of the x670/650 boards. Installation was very easy, and it has some very nice quality of life features like the debug screen, dedicated GPU release button that's easily accessed, and M.2 slots that are easier to work with. MSI also released a completely new BIOS for this release, which I'm still getting adjusted to, but I was able to get what I need out of it. The only issue I ran into during my installation is some the front panel connectors for your case are side facing, and they were more difficult to access with my case (Fractal North). Overall, I'm very happy with this board, and I haven't run into a single real problem. No troubles with my CPU (9800x3d), RAM (Teamgroup CL30 6000Hz), and air cooler (Thermalright Phantom Spirit Evo). If you just want something that works and has many of the features of the more expensive x870e boards for quite a bit less, then look no further.
Posted by Nick