Review on MSI MPG B550 Gaming Carbon WiFi: Unleash the Full Power of AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Processors with PCIe 4.0 and Wi-Fi 6 AX by Adam Tomasz ᠌

Excellent board, well worth the cost. With its positives being: The B550 chipset is the most recent, powerful, and passively cooled chipset (unlike the X570 chipset, there is no micro turntable on the B550 chipset). There is nothing missing, even connectors on the board for USB 3 and type-c for connecting the body's muzzle. Everything that you require is here. Since I can choose either path, this is something that is really essential to me. WiFi, as well as Bluetooth. Synchronization of the device's lights through MSI's proprietary software. The software does a lot more than just backlighting; it has a number of other handy features as well. Fault indicator bulbs. A temperature sensor that is removable and may be installed in any part of the enclosure. And it just looks awesome. Some cons: Expensive. "B" does not mean "budget" =) There is a problem with the boot indicator, as it only lights up once every other time. The system and the BIOS do not disclose any difficulties, despite the fact that it appears to boot normally. Because the video card fully obscures a portion of the lighting on the motherboard, it is unclear why the backlight is even present in the motherboard in the first place. The Wraith Prism, which is a standard cooler in some Ryzen systems, does not work well with the MSI software that is used to set the lights. When I wake up, the color of the cooler is always different from what it was when I went to sleep. Already worn out from having to ascend into the cooler utility every time it needs to be reset. Their technical assistance is similarly unable to provide any information regarding the issue.