Review on 💻 MSI B460M-A PRO ProSeries Motherboard (mATX, 10th Generation Intel Core, LGA 1200 Socket, DDR4, M.2 Slot, USB 3.2 Generation 1, 2.5G LAN, DVI/HDMI) by Hwang Jiya ᠌

Installed on B460m-A PRO: 10400F, 16gb RAM (one bar), SSD Silicon Power 512GB A60, Gigabyte GTX 1650. Everything started the first time and without problems. By the way, the whole board is treated with something sticky (maybe everyone does it now, but this was not the case on sockets 1155 and 1150). Its pros: One of the cheapest on the B460 chip; Compact dimensions (fitted into the Jonsbo C2 case); It can reduce the speed on 3pin coolers up to a complete stop (you can save money), that is, in passive mode, if the processor temperature is less than 40 degrees, then the cooler simply will not spin. Just like on modern video cards (I didn’t know that this was already implemented for processor coolers). Its cons: Very rigid connectors: I inserted the RAM, video card, USB connectors with force (need to be developed); There is no 2022 language in the BIOS itself, more precisely, it is indicated there, you can even select it, but nothing happens; There are problems with loading the BIOS when connecting a monitor via the HDMI connector of the video card (I met similar problems with others on the forums), but everything is fine via DP; In the cramped Jonsbo C2 case, where the processor itself in the stress test warms up to 86 degrees (with 2 large fans installed), the mosfets warm up to 100 degrees (according to the occt program). So I ordered aluminum radiators and will .