💻 MSI X370 SLI PLUS Motherboard: Efficient and High-performance DDR4 AM4 AMD Chipset with SATA III (64bit/s) Support Review

Great motherboard from MSI, the black and white design makes it stand out from the rest. the white on the board reflects the rgbs in my case and gives it a really cool look. I overclocked the 1700 to 3.95 GHz at 1.387 volts. Bios is good considering it's still new and of course there will be RAM issues, I have a couple of gskill ripjaw 16 gigabytes at 2933, 16, 18, 18, 18, 38 timings at 1.35 volts, many Fan headers, great thermostats in bios Just install it and you don't have to worry about…

So it works, but I'm not particularly impressed. The white LEDs around the board are good and the QVL that MSI provides on their website are accurate. But 30 seconds per post is ridiculous! The lack of a fastboot option is terrible, I've had the last 5 builds from Asus and will most likely be back for the next one. Generally this one works but not at the level I'm used to. It should have a much better release time than it already is, 50 seconds to desktop with a 2000MB/s m.2 SSD is awful…

So it works, but I'm not particularly impressed. The white LEDs around the board are good and the QVL that MSI provides on their website are accurate. But 30 seconds per post is ridiculous! The lack of a fastboot option is terrible, I've had the last 5 builds from Asus and will most likely be back for the next one. Generally this one works but not at the level I'm used to. It should have a much better release time than it already is, 50 seconds to desktop with a 2000MB/s m.2 SSD is awful…

Ok, when you get this motherboard and it boots up, don't touch the blessed setting until you've installed your operating system. Then update your BIOS before trying any fancy settings on this thing. They will be REMOVED. I researched it has USB3.1 Type2 10Mbps and it is for USB-C too. This motherboard isn't much larger than standard A/B motherboards, but you get all the benefits of X with a BIOS update. You get tons of power ports, two PCIe16 slots for two GFX, great looks, and a lower price…

Excellent motherboard. I use it with Ryzen 7 1800X. I've always been a fan of MSI because they always met my expectations. This motherboard looks and works great. The reason I chose this motherboard is that it is one of the few that supports DDR4 memory up to 3200MHz. (I have yet to increase it to 3200, may have to wait for BIOS updates.) I actually had to flash the BIOS to the latest version to fix some boot stability issues. I also had to manually set the RAM voltage to 1.35V, but after these

*Update* I'm not sure what's going to happen, but now my Ryzen processor won't overclock to 4.0GHz. I had before, but now when I go to 3.9 it doesn't load. Everything still works fine, but I can't overclock my 1800x to 4.0 =/ First time using an MSI board. I've been using ASUS for a while but decided to change it up a bit. The pay itself is solid. Pros: Sturdy, doesn't flex a lot. The debug LEDs are on the right side when most visible. side of the board and have different functions. Cons: MSI…

The worst motherboard in my 10 year experience. I've decided to switch to Msi after a decade of loyalty to my favorite brands. Due to lack of money I decided on this scrap. From the start I couldn't run Xmp on my RAM. It may take a week for the configuration to fail. It took almost a year to fix the bugs and only today it finally went to blue screen due to a misconfiguration error. I've been struggling with the problem for over a year, only one blue screen to no end trying to fix it. Sometimes…