Review on MSI B450 GAMING PLUS Max ATX Motherboard: AMD Ryzen 2ND and 3rd Gen AM4 Support with M.2, USB 3.0, DDR4, DVI, HDMI, Crossfire by Petar Nikolov ᠌

Although the BIOS version was updated from 7B86vH5 to 7B86vH6 at the time of purchase, I did not observe any differences in its operation or any glitches. Purchasing is something that I strongly advise against doing. Possibly, up until a certain point, there were quite high-quality games; however, after that point, something changed, and guano began to pour. Got pros: Activates itself once, then very gradually. It does work (for a limited amount of time). Ryzen 2600X "out of the box" (not a particularly noteworthy accomplishment, but still). While it is operating, it does not become too hot. Below are some downsides: Glitch on top of another glitch, while driving another glitch. POST takes more than a minute to complete and starts every other time. When using Windows 10 (LTSB, LTSC, HOME, or PRO), it takes more than five minutes to turn off the power. This is an extremely inconvenient feature. At a frequency of 3200, Memory Kingston HyperX Fury (HX432C16FB3K2 / 32) does NOT work stably (bruises), operating at a maximum of 3133 16-18-18-36. S-ATA disks are prone to falling off (on the old mother, when connected with the same cables, there were no problems of this nature). The Clear_CMOS jumper is located in a very inconvenient and awkward spot.