Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pretty solid motherboard for its price, didn’t experience any problems setting it up and it runs just fine

Ive had this for 2 years and have not had any issues

best 11th-generation motherboard on the market with a fair price!

Best motherboard i bought honestly. Very inexpensive and works amazing

Price was good for a bundle and the quality of the products is great

Had this motherboard for over a year! Super easy to use!

Superior in every way. Not too crazy expensive, just right.

I went ahead and bought a pre-build and unfortunately my motherboard went out because of some power surge I didn’t mean to spend $200 but this was the only board that Best Buy had at the time and now I definitely don’t regret it so much M.2 storage and a way better I/O selection. Best board I think for 11th gen intel processors.

Came with a preloaded usb with all drivers you need to get started. Install2was easy and has great I/O availability. Also it is really nice having WiFi 6 in conjunction with a wiFi 6 router. Works great to this day.

Well made with a comprehensive book style manual. Make sure to register your device before you install because the info they want is not access able when installed. The SN is on the box but not all the info you need.

Its not featire packed like some of the other motherboards

Had this motherboard for 2 years and still holding up. The bios menu is easy to use. I highly recommend.

Reliable motherboard. It has many tools for over looking, fans, voltages, etc. Runs my 10700k perfectly. No issues at all.

Very good motherboard for the price. Has everything I needed for my i7-11700K and RTX 3080 build

Motherboard is excellent so far, installed 3 NVME's so it loads and plays like a breeze. The small RGB light's at the bottom right is a nice touch. Would love better decals for the visible part of the on the top left. Included decals are mediocre and don't add much to the aesthetics.

It works. For this price point, the motherboard does everything it is supposed to do very well. Easy build, no problems and the drivers are included on a usb drive, The aesthetic is just right, without the trappings of the three ring circus usually associated with a gaming rig.

Motherboard has all the connections and slots necessary to build a quality gaming rig. Enough room to fit full height graphics cards and memory slots that fit the profile

Amazing performance for the price,handler really good the cable and space management,I recommend this 10/10

I purchase this MB for my daughter’s first gaming PC Build. I heard a lot of great things form MSI. Looking forward to finishing it with her.

Installing wasn't too difficult and the instructions were thorough enough. I had two main complaints. First, the proximity of the RAM slots to the processor is very close, thus making it difficult to fit a properly sized cooling apparatus over top of the processor without sacrificing slots. This is because of the fan (Cooler Master) really; the fan protrudes way out, which is good for cooling but really does eat up space. Have to figure out a clean solution for this. Second, this board DOES support NVMe/PCIe/M2/M-Key (the industry needs to get back to simpler naming if they're going to go around changing SSD tech again), but the way they do it is a bit confusing. See, this went into a new PC that I built to basically upgrade/replace my business PC (a pre-built DELL), and DELL uses the tiny M-Key SSD in their towers. Well, this board DOES work with those...but not optimally. If you look at the image, there's a plate that says "02". You need to remove this, and underneath is an M-2 slot. This slot supports M-Key SSDs, even the small ones, but there's no screw hole to secure it in place (they only have screw holes for the longer SSDs). Which means the only thing holding it down is the plate itself. This works but isn't optimal. I don't know why the board manufacturers are not making their boards compatible with the smallest size SSDs given that it's where most of the pre-builts are going. This was a bit of a tight fit into a pretty large tower. It wasn't too big of a deal except for the power supply frame; two of the wires are basically right up against it plus I needed to add my USB3 expansion card (this already has 6 slots, but I bought it, so...) and the wiring are right tight against the card, which bothers me slightly.