MSI X670E GAMING PLUS WIFI Gaming Motherboard (AMD Ryzen 9000/8000/7000 Series Processors, AM5, DDR5, PCIe 5.0, SATA 6Gb/s, M.2 slots, USB 3.2 Gen 2, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, 2.5Gbps LAN, HDMI/DP,ATX)

Much Satisfied, Super Wow
Running very cool temps and I do believe this board to be a big part of that. It seems to disperse heat very well. Gaming with a 9700X on 105w mode I have not seen my CPU temp go over 62°C. Using a cheap 6 heat pipe horizontally mounted radiator CPU cooler with 120mm Noctua.It’s been plug and play, every easy to flash but find the YouTube videos that discuss proper USB formatted drives, notably FAT32 with MBH partitions. You MUST have another working computer to flash the BIOS prior to first system boot if building new using a 9000 series AMD CPU.BIOS is extremely easy to use and with F7 will switch between easy mode or advanced mode. One click overclocking for CPU and RAM, AMD SAM was already enabled and ready to go. No bloatware except a single bottom corner Norton security pop up when powering on the system each time but I believe that is from MSI Afterburner software if you refuse it when downloading. Otherwise just don’t get MSI Afterburner and you won’t get the pop up. Norton security is nowhere else to be found thankfully.WIFI does not work when first time booting, must use Ethernet cable, and download wifi driver later. Of which the antenna works really well and 16 feet from my router through two walls I am only seeing a 60mbs drop in speed, getting 240 out of 300mb/s.This thing is quite large so do be sure to check your case dimensions.Comes with NVME thermal plates with built in pads on top and bottom of NVME and the bottom plate cannot be removed so third party NVME heat sink cannot be used. But with this built in top and bottom I don’t see the need for additional cooling as what’s there seems to be sufficient. However if you get a thicker NVME with a built in heatsink/graphene strip, at just 4mm it’s nearly too thick to mount it between both thermal pads with heat sink plates. They really need to fix this on this board but not a deal breaker….unless you got a thick NVME of course like a SAMSUNG EVO or BLACK. My HP 4TB NVME has a graphene thermal tape strip on it and it was difficult to sandwich in there.Overall highly pleased, board is overbuilt making it solid, cool running, and you don’t have to worry about pulling too much power or power limitations.

A Solid Choice for AMD Ryzen 7000 Series
I recently had the opportunity to try out the MSI X670E Gaming Plus WiFi motherboard, and I must say, I’m impressed. As a gamer and a content creator, I need a motherboard that can handle demanding tasks, and this board delivers. The MSI X670E Gaming Plus WiFi motherboard has a sleek and modern design, with a black and silver color scheme that looks great in any build. I used it for my custom white build and it is stunning. The board feels solid and well-built, with a thick PCB and high-quality components. This motherboard is designed to support AMD’s Ryzen 7000 series processors, and it does so with ease. I paired the board with a Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor, and it handled everything I threw at it, from gaming to video editing. It has a wide range of features that gamers and content creators will appreciate. These include Wi-Fi 6E, USB 3.2 Gen 2×2, and high-quality audio capacitors. Also it is priced competitively, especially considering its features and performance. Overall, I’m very impressed with the MSI X670E Gaming Plus WiFi motherboard. It offers great performance, a wide range of features, and a solid build quality. If you’re in the market for a new motherboard to support your AMD Ryzen 7000 series processor, this is definitely worth considering. I highly recommend this motherboard to anyone looking for a high-quality motherboard.

Debo comenzar esta reseña diciendo que yo soy un Asuslover, como buen amante de la marca compré una motherboard Asus ROG B650E para mi nueva PC, sin embargo a los 6 meses falló, lo cual me decepcionó. Buscando otras alternativas, encontré esta motherboard msi, me pareció accesible de precio y quise probar algo nuevo con el chipset X670E. De entrada, es una placa base de estética modesta pero elegante, tengo combinación negra y tenia duda si realmente iba a verse bien. Al final me gustó el resultado estético, ya que quería funcionalidad y la estética ya era ganancia para mi. Cuenta con suficientes espacios para unidades M.2, yo instalé uno 4.0 en la ranura 5.0 y funciona bien, tiene cinta térmica en ambos lados. El procesador, ram y tarjeta de video no dieron ningún problema al ser instalados. Al instalarla en el gabinete, encendió a la primera. Encontrarás comentarios relacionados a un encendido lento, esto se corrige actualizando la BIOS a la versión más reciente. Antes de actualizar la BIOS tardaba mas de 2 minutos en encender, ahora tarda 40 segundos ya en sistema. Soporta hasta 256GB de RAM y está lista para los procesadores Ryzen 8000, así que tienes futuro con esta tarjeta. Yo utilizo un procesador Ryzen 9 7900X y con la motherboard Asus su temperatura máxima era de 70°C usando un Arctic, con esta tarjeta en un inicio las temperaturas maximas oscilaban los 90°C, hice ajustes de los ventiladores en la BIOS y se corrigió este problema. Me hubiera gustado un puerto extra de USB C. La calidad de audio y entrada de micrófono son muy buenos. Tiene muy buenas opciones de overclocking. En general te recomiendo esta motherboard, por el precio es muy buena opción y te ofrece características difíciles de igualar. Todo bien hasta ahora, llevo 2 semanas de uso y me ha gustado su funcionamiento. Si llegaste hasta aquí, espero te sea de ayuda mi reseña. PD. Utilizo msi Center, ya que Dragon Center presenta muchos problemas aún, espero se corrija en el futuro.

Maravillosa accesibilidad para componentes solo le falta una buena tarjeta de audio con un DAC externo esto es una gama alta