Review on High Performance MSI Z390-A PRO Motherboard for Intel 8th and 9th Gen with M.2 USB 3.1 Gen 2 DDR4 HDMI DP CFX Dual Gigabit LAN ATX Z390 Gaming by Adam Nikodem ᠌

Analogues for the price have 4-5 power phases, which is probably not enough for a future upgrade, but I could be wrong. So far, I have installed the i3-9100F, but when the processors of this line become cheaper, I will install the i7-9700KF or i9-9900KF, this motherboard is unlikely to be able to drive these stones to space, but I hope it will master moderate overclocking. And even if overclocking, for example, the i9-9900KF, is not overpowered, then at least I will set the RAM timings and this hardware will last another 10 years. I’m waiting for YouTube from overclockers to test top processors on this mother, until I understand its potential for processors and nutrition, and I haven’t found evidence anywhere. Good potential for overclocking RAM with good B-Die RAM (I don’t see the point, I wrote the reason in the review on RAM) - I took the usual HyperX Fury HX432C16FB3 / 8, later I’ll buy another one for a single channel, I’ll say that 8GB, for example, is not enough in PUBG, I see drawdowns precisely because of one plank. I ated the computer with Asus P8H61 - MX - R2.0 LGA1155, i3-3220 and DDR3 HX316C9SR / 8 on which I like the radiator much more. The ate came out, as I think, in a moderate amount, Mother 8700r, percent 5700r and RAM 3000r. given the large option of further upgrades when prices become adequate. If the previous mother had been on a normal chipset, in principle, it would be possible to take i7-3770K from alik for 9500r. and not to bathe for a couple more years, but it was this experience that suggested to me that it was better to overpay "a couple of" and take the Z390.