🎮 Renewed MSI MAG B550M Mortar WiFi Gaming Motherboard: AMD AM4, DDR4, PCIe 4.0, SATA 6Gb/s, M.2, USB 3.2 Gen 2, AX Wi-Fi 6, HDMI/DP, Micro-ATX - Compatible with AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Processors Review

Its pros: 1. Used mosfets + good heatsinks - 5900X all cores 4.6GHz (smt off), mosfet temperature does not even reach 60C. 2. The ability to ate the BIOS from a USB flash drive without other components. 3. Convenient location of the front usb3 - the connector is at an angle of 90 degrees, so the wires do not stick out (added a photo). 4. Convenient location of contacts for resetting the BIOS - they can be closed through the cutout for expansion cards at the back of the case without…

The manufacturer claims the q-flash function. Nowhere is it indicated that it only works with USB 2.0 flash drives and no more than 8GB. I managed to get the bios to be flashed via q flash, I waited 1 hour until the LED stops blinking. He didn't stop. In fact, the declared support for the ryzen 5000 is missing, because the board comes with the first version of the BIOS, and an adequate person will not buy 2 processors. After 4 hours of witchcraft, it was not possible to start.

I have been using MSI products for more than 4 years and so far they have never let me down Different pros: Excellent motherboard, the best in M-atx format on the Am4 chipset. Very good cooling (it costs Ryzen 3600) and very convenient cable management, which is important for a card of this format. Before that, I sat on Intel and the board (from the same MSI) Z370M GAMING PRO AC, so there were small problems with cable management, but on new boards for both AMD and Intel, these problems were…

I selected a motherboard for Ryzen 5600x, now I use H110M GAMING (i5-7500). The choice was between MSI MAG B550 Mortar and Gigabyte B450 S2H, in the end the choice fell on Mortar. You can't overclock memory on my board, I'm going to overclock Crucial Ballistix on the same board. The motherboard is monophonic, without bright prints and any RGB backlights, for some this may be fundamental) The textolite is not thin, not thinner than mine current fee. Two heat sinks for the processor, thanks for…

Instructions for those who take this mother for Ryzen 4 or 5 generations, since the manufacturer did not bother to make instructions normally. I didn’t show pictures at all when I started the computer, so I couldn’t even enter the BIOS. 1. To get started, download one of the latest BIOS ates from the manufacturer's website. Unzip the archive and rename the BIOS ate file to MSI. ROM (ROM is a file format). 2. Take a flash drive, preferably not a large one. Format the flash drive with the mbr and

All in all, a very decent motherboard. I used it as a basis for building a system for "now" and with the possibility of a painless ate in a couple of years. To do this, she has everything you need: - A good power supply system and support for the next generation of processors from AMD, will make it possible to plug in something powerful at the pre-top level, - PCIe version 4 will allow the Nvidia 3000 generation graphics card to fully open up, - the ability to connect a liquid cooling pump…

In general, I liked everything. There were no problems with the BIOS firmware, although my board started up from the 5800x right away, an ate was needed. When installing Windows on a clean nvme, I had to reset the memory frequency to 2133 and turn on the outdated BIOS so that the multiboot flash drive can be seen and the computer does not fall into the screen of unsuccessful memory overclocking. After installing Windows, I switched everything back. My config for 5800x + three-section dropsy…

Got pros: There is everything you need. Good power system, large heatsinks, lots of connectors for 12 and 5 volt lighting Different cons: The drawback, typical for my assembly, is the usb 3.0 connector, looking to the side, not down (see photo)

Its pros: The power circuit and its cooling will potentially pull 5950x with a subsequent upgrade. On my revision, the bios supports 5000th ryzens. There is a sticker on the box that says so. With its cons. If the timings, frequency and voltage of the memory are incorrectly set, the board does not start, you have to reset the BIOS by pulling out the battery. Similar boards have a bios reset button, but this one only has a boot via a USB flash drive, which is not quite the same. A little confuse

This was a modest upgrade from the MSI Motar motherboard without Wi-Fi. There was no sound on my original board. I was able to get it to work through the Bose USB sound system, which I hate. Sounds good but is a major annoyance as it keeps shutting down. I was considering getting a USB mic but since I paid full price I decided to return it. There have been a number of issues with the sound drivers on these motherboards. I decided to upgrade the board, but MSI was one of the few that provided…