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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Good. Works. Nice.
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Posted . Owned for 2 weeks when reviewed.
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Installed it once. Haven't thought about it since.
Posted . Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.
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This is my second time purchasing a Tomahawk motherboard from MSI and I am very happy with it. Paired with a 9800x3D, it works right out of the box. The components feels sturdy, it has all of the connections I needed, and it appears well built. There's nothing unnecessary either. It's a well-built, well-priced x870e motherboard.
Posted . Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.
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Probably the nicest motherboard I have ever seen. It has so many features and is easy to use. I literally plugged everything in and it fired right up. My only complaint is that the wifi in the board didn't work until I upgraded my windows 10 to windows 11. Not a fan of that but it works now. AMAZING motherboard.
Posted . Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.
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Love this Motherboard. A good pair with the 9800x3D. So far, there are no issues. I used the Flash Bios option to update it before starting the assembly process with no issues. It feels like a robust build with a good amount of connectivity options.
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Extremely easy to build with. The easy release M.2 screw should be implemented across the board. The features are top of the line and updating BIOS is a breeze.
The BIOS menu is also very accessible and provides some great options to boost performance.
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Is perfect for OC and gaming, the bios update from MSI have a lot of new options, I try it with the ryzen 7 9800X3D and the performance is a beast, I think this combo is meta for gaming right now
Posted . Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.
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Paired with 9800X3D and 6000c28 RAM. Although the motherboard can support up to 8400 memory frequency, 6000 frequency is the optimal solution for AMD CPU. In addition, MSI x870 motherboard also supports one-click AI overclocking, which can further squeeze the performance of CPU.
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Solid motherboard with excellent build quality and stability. Easy BIOS, great VRMs, and strong WiFi performance. Works perfectly with AM5 CPUs and feels very future-proof. Highly recommended.
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Its great motherboard , its have small issues but can beat the price. New future on gpu and ssd mounting are perfect as small display with codes makes its great
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This board offers a lot for the price compared to other x870e boards. But there's one big issue currently that will likely cause you frustration.
On the plus side, there's a ton of I/O options on the back. The easy lock / release for PCI-E slot 1 is awesome. The wifi antenna is far and away better than my previous motherboard's 3rd party. BIOS offers a lot of easy to access settings. The M2 SSD quick-release tabs are so nice, as are the tool-less heatsink panels for them.
However, this board hasn't been perfect: The M2_1 slot has a notorious issue in which it boots with PCI-E 1x4 interface speed, vs 5x4 or even 4x4. To get the proper interface speed, you have to reboot over and over - 4 or 5 times each time to launch with the correct interface speed.
Take a quick google search for "PCIe x870e tomahawk M2_1" and read more on it, how wide-spread it is, and what can be done about it.
MSI Support claims it's an RMA issue, but then released a BIOS update that resolved the issue for multiple users - then immediately removed that BIOS update from being available for download. I'm sure it'll be resolved at some point, but it definitely isn't today. Just FYI.