🎮 Renewed MSI MPG X570 Gaming PRO Carbon WiFi Motherboard - AMD AM4, DDR4, PCIe 4.0, SATA 6Gb/s, M.2, USB 3.2 Gen 2, AX Wi-Fi 6, HDMI, ATX Review

I finally got all my parts and assembled and the motherboard didn't work at all. I hope next time I buy it it hasn't died either.

I used to build PCs professionally. Back then, I preferred MSI because their hardware always seemed to be the most durable and they almost never sent it back for warranty repairs. That was almost twenty years ago, but I still build my personal PCs solely on their hardware. AMD had finally reclaimed the CPU crown from Intel, so I was excited to build my first AMD-based system since the early 2000s. .That's a screamer. I can't say enough good things about this board. Two 16x PCI E slots for my…

This mobo beast. I'm very happy with it after accidentally installing the processor incorrectly. After a little tweaking, it's a monster.

I bought this motherboard to build a 3rd gen AMD Ryzen computer. I installed everything as usual and,,, pressed the start button. All the lights are on but nothing is on the screen. I turned it off, I check everything again, but again there is no video. After 30 minutes and swapping out 3 graphics cards I decided to go back to the original graphics card and bingo. It all started with the ad and that's it. Windows installed, everything worked smoothly and quickly. I was starting to like it but…

After many computer builds I was hesitant to risk "refurbished" but I knew the description was wrong. There is currently no way to repair the motherboard. A long time ago when they soldered interconnect wires to the back of the board! Obviously someone looked at the project and said No Mas. It was brand new. Not a single problem.

I really like this motherboard. With a PCI 4.0 setup, it's already ahead of its time when it comes to upgrades. I have a Ryzen 5 3600 and it's just plug and play. This motherboard already had a firmware update for the AMD 3000 series processor.

Excellent motherboard. Includes AMD 3800X processor, G.Skill 3600CL16 32GB, M.2 Seagate Firecuda 2TB and ROG STRIX 3060 O12G. All put together effortlessly, booted up first time, easy to navigate BIOS and enable OC in RAM to get the 3600. I've never seen the chipset fan turned on, so can't speak to possible noise.