MSI PRO Z790-P WiFi ProSeries Motherboard (Supports 12th/13th/14th Gen Intel Processors, LGA 1700, DDR5, PCIe 5.0, M.2, 2.5Gbps LAN, USB 3.2 Gen2, HDMI/DP, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, ATX)

Good DDR5 overclocking z790 board
This is a nice board. It isn’t a MEG board, but it actually has more layers than the z690i Meg board that preceded this. The price is low too considering other z790 options out there. I was going to go with a ASUS Z790i board for a second build (two kids), but got a second one of these instead. It really is an excellent board if it meets your IO needs. I will break it down in categories.Looks: I find the board to be attractive. It is a silver tone leaning to the whiter side of the spectrum. I show the board in a white case with a 4090 FE and the board is a good contrast between the case and the GPU color.RGB: No onboard RGB diodes. There is a 5v RGB header, but this board only lights up for error codes. I prefer this as usually ram is RGB these days and fans. I rather not pay for RGB on a motherboard.Storage: Storage is nice on this board. 3 M.2 with 2 being 4th gen and 1 being 3rd gen. I added SATA SSD’s since I have so many laying around, but you don’t really have too with so much M.2 goodness. 3 us excellent for a ITX.Build quality: The board is built well. Better than most Edge boards. While it doesn’t have a a full back plate, it has more payers than boards of this moniker which gives it rigidity and better overclocking on the ram from my experience.Noise: Out of the 2 boards I have, one of the founds is louder. I shouldn’t say louder, but more high pitch. While I welcome the active cooling and it works well, I wish the fans noise was more consistent. It isn’t loud and but you get higher pitch sound profile that most people do not prefer. Again, it isn’t the same sound on both boards so it may be a one off. Not a big deal and you can’t hear it unless the room is dead silent.Overclocking: OMG. I have a set of 7000 CL34 and 7200 CL34. Both are Hynix A die. I can get both to 7800 and 8000. I have to push voltages to 1.5v but since I am using a air cooler the ram doesn’t exceed 55c during full load which is far below my 60c ceiling for DDR5. Besides ram , my 13600K overclocks to 5.7v all p core and 4.3 all ecore with 1.3v. That is lower voltage than what the board boosts too by default. The power delivery is clean with the board and plentiful. I also have a 13900k, but it is in a 10l case and I do not have the thermal head room to overclock it.Voltages and default power delivery: This board provides too much power at default. For example, my 13600 k only needs 1.18v to run at default clocks and boost. The board delivers up to 1.4v at default. I would suggest changing voltage through one of the auto settings or to a static voltage. The voltage will be determined by the quality of the chip you have.Temperatures: If you are running an AIO and airflow over your board isn’t great, you will get some high board temperatures. PCH will get to the 80’s during load for a 13600 or 13900k. They stack 2 M.2’s over the PCH which adds to the heat of both the PCH and the M.2 in the lower slot. Compound that with a really fast and hot m.2 and that whole are stays hot. Board heat is common with z690 and z790 boards. The heat is within spec though. I went air cooling for a reason good air coolers are cheap and cool more than just the CPU.Overall this is a excellent board and the best value z790 out there at the time of writing this. The only downside is there is no thunderbolt. If you need thunderbolt then this is not the board for you.

So far this is the best Z790 itx you can buy
I had a hard time choosing between this motherboard and the Asus ROG Strix, but after some reading, I discovered that the small plugin daughter board that Asus designed for that model makes building difficult, and it actually stops working after a short period of time. I don’t have room on my desk for the huge volume control, which the Asus board requires, anyways.This MSI Edge motherboard so far has been amazing. Overclocking is simple, the power delivery is actively cooled with a fan, and it has no gimmicks. If I were to name some possible faults it might have, I would say that not including Thunderbolt would probably be the biggest. I’ve never used Thunderbolt in my life so it has no affect on me, but for anyone who requires it, this motherboard won’t be for them.Another small thing is that I really dislike where MSI placed the system fan header, it’s jammed in between the graphics PCIE slot and the M.2 heatsink, and it’s kind of hard to deal with when cable managing your fans. Luckily I’ll only have to do that once or twice.When I built this system, I chose the 13600K and Team Group DDR5 6400 for ram. The system booted right up with it, and I was able to load XMP profile 1 without any problems. Windows 11 ran fine, and the following day I loaded up some games to play. Unfortunately, the system crashed only seconds after every game that I launched. I immediately checked the MSI website for a bios update, and sure enough, their latest bios for this motherboard fixes ram compatibility issues. My games play perfect now, and the system overall is very fast.

Una Mobo que cumple lo que promete, mantiene los componentes a una temperatura estable gracias a sus disipadores, comomado con un gabinete nzxt es lo mejor, considera tener un gabinete muy grande ya que la tarjeta no es poca cosa

llega a 7200 mhz con mis rams

Its a very good Item as advertised. Works well so far.