Review on MSI X570 Unify Motherboard Bluetooth by Matt Mix

Examined this motherboard for a complete redesign. The original budget was up to $250 and included the Gigabyte Aorus models as well as the Asus TUF model which was a budget model. In the end, due to the good reviews on Bios / UEFI, the quality of documentation and the lack of negative reviews on Revain, I decided to spend more and take MSI Meg Unify. Whether YouTube or popular hardware websites, all common mainboards (MSI, Gigabyte, Asus and Asrock) have no problem. If you read Revain user reviews of the Gigabyte Aorus, however, boot problems are often reported. I have confirmed these comments by searching Gigabyte's own forums on their website. As with the ASUS TUF model, Revain users have complained about receiving used motherboards, poor packaging, or other similar quality control issues. In addition, it has been reported that the Asus TUF chipset's fan is very noisy and lacks any logic/fan control. However, MSI Meg Unify had no such problems. If you are looking for a quality motherboard that comes with an up to date installation guide/booklet (which I prefer and am willing to pay for), easy to use BIOS, lots of cables, screws, easy and hassle free installation, setup and download , then the motherboard is available. From a hardware point of view, another distinctive feature of MSI is the location of the heatsink and chipset fan. It is located away from the PCIe graphics card slot, which other mainboard manufacturers often place too close. This was followed by suggestions from some reviewers to stick with the Realtek audio drivers from the MSI website. That's all you need.