MSI AMD Meg X570 Unify ATX AM4 Motherboard

I've gone through three X570 boards (Gigabyte Aorus Pro Wifi, Asus Crosshair VIII Hero, and this one) and this board is by far my favorite of the three and the one I'm deciding to keep. Its Bios is the easiest to use of the three though the Gigabyte board wasn't that bad. The Crosshair Hero though... if you are use to Asus bios I guess it may not be so bad but for me it was just too irritating and confusing to use. Duplicated settings all over the place with no clear indication which of them takes priority and I'm paying a premium for that...just no. The Unify has all the features I want in a board at a great price when found at MSRP. The post code is at the bottom right which I think is a muuuch better location for it than the top right corner where some other ... MoreI've gone through three X570 boards (Gigabyte Aorus Pro Wifi, Asus Crosshair VIII Hero, and this one) and this board is by far my favorite of the three and the one I'm deciding to keep. Its Bios is the easiest to use of the three though the Gigabyte board wasn't that bad. The Crosshair Hero though... if you are use to Asus bios I guess it may not be so bad but for me it was just too irritating and confusing to use. Duplicated settings all over the place with no clear indication which of them takes priority and I'm paying a premium for that...just no. The Unify has all the features I want in a board at a great price when found at MSRP. The post code is at the bottom right which I think is a muuuch better location for it than the top right corner where some other manufacturers place it plus it provides temp readouts when in Windows which is helpful as well. With a Bios flashback and Clear CMOS button on the back, as well as a power and reset button on the board, this motherboard made it very easy to work with while I tinkered with my 3800x. If you are looking for anX570 motherboard around this price range and will be doing some overclocking look no further. This is the one.

Definitely a product I would recommend. This is the MSI x570 motherboard to buy. It offers a lot of the same features of MSI's more expensive motherboards, but with very few sacrifices and at a lower price point. I've always been a fan of MSI motherboards. Their bios is very easy to navigate and understand, which is very useful when you like to tweak your system to get optimal performance. Also, this motherboard has the hardware to back up its software. The VRM and cooling are very well designed and helps to make it one of the best performing X570 motherboards, especially when using cpus such as the Ryzen 9 processors. The youtube channel, Hardware Unboxed did a great video going over this motherboard and how it compares to other X570 boards, so if you are on the ... MoreDefinitely a product I would recommend. This is the MSI x570 motherboard to buy. It offers a lot of the same features of MSI's more expensive motherboards, but with very few sacrifices and at a lower price point. I've always been a fan of MSI motherboards. Their bios is very easy to navigate and understand, which is very useful when you like to tweak your system to get optimal performance. Also, this motherboard has the hardware to back up its software. The VRM and cooling are very well designed and helps to make it one of the best performing X570 motherboards, especially when using cpus such as the Ryzen 9 processors. The youtube channel, Hardware Unboxed did a great video going over this motherboard and how it compares to other X570 boards, so if you are on the fence about buying this board go check out their video for more detailed information about it. However, in my opinion, if you have the money this is one of the go-to x570 motherboards, especially if you plan on overclocking your cpu, which is something that I definitely plan on doing when I have the time.

An excellent board. I have had the opportunity to work with the X570 godlike, X570 Unify, and the B550 Unify-x. Each one of them are outstanding in their own right, but the B550 has to be my personal favorite. X570 Unify offers an alternative lane configuration that some might find more useful than others. It can handle 32x8 B-Die easily. While it is not water proof, it has endured two water block leakages, and it has been exposed to considerable amounts of moisture. I have not used this for daily use. I have explicitly used this board for OC and FPS gaming. It can handle whatever you can throw at it. I would recommend a case with an excellent air flow design, or leave it outside of the case, the latter is the most efficient option. The board is built to last.