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I have this specific motherboard for about 5 years, initially with an RX 590 nitro+ & ryzen 5 3600 and now I upgraded and plugged in a ryzen 7 5800X3D & RTX 4070ti. Everything still works like a charm.

I have had it for a while now, the HONE STUDIO that I built my PC with AMD 5600g, 1TB SSD M2, DDR 2x8 at 3600, and a 700W power supply. IT'S THE BEST... "I DID ALL THE BIOS UPDATES VERY EASILY"..... GET IT WITH CLOSED EYES!!!

It's fine... the only "downside" is that it doesn't have PCI 4.0, but the price is good and it's a b450, so it's justified

Every time I tried to enable XMP for the RAM, the BIOS would show a black screen. I don't know if it's the motherboard or the RAM's fault, but it would work after removing the CMOS battery. 5600x T-Force Vulcan 16GB

Although I bought it temporarily due to a malfunction of my main motherboard, it pleasantly impressed me. Many ports to connect everything, 4 slots for fans, easy installation and connectivity. The BIOS is a bit strange if you're not used to MSI, but it's manageable. It worked immediately with a Ryzen 5 Pro 4650G without needing a BIOS update. With the latest BIOS that I installed, it now also supports the 5000 series. For the money I paid, 63 euros, I couldn't expect anything better.

I bought 2 for the kids, upgraded to the latest bios in five minutes, and they worked perfectly with the 5600g processors and Crucial Ballistix memory at 3600. Flawless motherboard!

It is one of the most value-for-money motherboards available. It has a feature to upgrade the BIOS without needing a CPU installed. It has all the ports for all types of monitors (don't expect DisplayPort at this price point). Overall, very satisfied... except maybe for the brown color, but it's tolerable considering everything else. Alternatively, in the same price range, there is the Tomahawk Max II.

The system I built was:

CPU: Ryzen 5600G
GPU: ...the integrated one from the 5600G, obviously.
Motherboard: MSI B450 A Pro Max (requires BIOS update if using a Ryzen 5xxxx)
RAM: 3200MHz CL16 Patriot (XMP)
PSU: BeQuiet System Power 9 600W
SSD: MX500
Case: Sharkoon TG4

There are no words for this creation... It is simply value for money, it really has EVERYTHING!
I have had it in my possession for 5 months now, excellent...

The rating is exclusively for mining use and it is better not to prefer it. It does not recognize more than 2 GPUs (4g enable/gen2, etc). After a BIOS update, it recognized all of them but started having stale/invalid shares. BIOS reset and it didn't work at all. 5-6 restarts and for some reason it stabilized and everything was okay, but it is a very unreliable motherboard. Also, avoid the M.2 disk!

It was easily installed with a 4650g after the relevant BIOS update and it runs office applications and light gaming with 16 GB of memory. Value for money!!!

Very good motherboard BUT it is brown. I just wanted to say that in case someone doesn't understand because it's not visible in the photos. Other than that, it served me well as I connected all the case fans to the motherboard and now I control them fully through the MSI Dragon Center. The only negative is that when I turn on the computer, the keyboard and mouse don't work for a few seconds, but I don't know if the motherboard is to blame for this.

It is really very good! It has many disk ports (6+1), 5 fans, it is popular so you can find whatever you want on the internet, easy installation, super affordable!

Very good motherboard for its price, plenty of connections, high quality without causing any problems as long as I've been using it, I haven't done any overclocking.

Excellent motherboard at an affordable price.
Purchased in May 2020 for 100€.
In a system with AMD AM4 RYZEN 3 3200G CPU and CRUCIAL BALLISTIX 2X8G DDR4 3200MHz RAM without using a VGA for now.

Guys, it's simply perfect. Get it without a second thought.

Very good and very cheap for its functionality. (It can also hold for next generation functions)

The BIOS are very easy to use and very easy to overclock.

I have installed the Ryzen 7 3700x with the CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Black Edition cooler. During stress tests, the VRMs reach a maximum temperature of 55 degrees. The BIOS is a good value for money, but it seems a bit cluttered compared to my previous Gigabyte motherboard.

Well, for someone who doesn't want to spend a lot of money and based solely on the price, it easily deserves 5 stars. You save on the motherboard and invest in the processor or GPU, as the power of the computer depends on them.

This motherboard is the top choice for a budget ATX AM4 platform. I highly recommend it to anyone who is not interested in RGB. Beautiful design, color neutral as it is black.
Edit: It has a 12v RGB port to connect RGB strips and also 4+1 ports for fans (1 for the CPU cooler). For its price, it is excellent!

Awesome motherboard, it doesn't have any issues. It's worth every euro and for that price, it does everything as it should. It's my first motherboard for Ryzen and because I see low temperatures and good quality in terms of chips

It is the best for the money since it supports zen zen+ and zen 2, meaning it also supports Ryzen 9 with only this much money. The only thing that bothers me is that it doesn't have RGB

For the money, it is simply the ultimate value for money. It has the same VRM as the Tomahawk, which simply has a few more comforts and RGB. Oh, and it costs 30 euros more. But this motherboard can handle (with reasonable temperatures, considering its VRM) up to Ryzen 9 3950x. Compared to other competitors in the 80 euro price range, it simply stands out in terms of quality. It doesn't have RGB and flashy features, but in this price range, you can't have it all. You prioritize. (I have it with Ryzen 5 2600, 8GB DDR4 3200MHz, it overclocks perfectly, with RX 580, everything is smooth)

The best value for money. Supports up to 3rd generation Ryzen, very user-friendly BIOS, and overall a very good budget motherboard

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If it had another slot for M2 SSD, it would be the ultimate motherboard.
Connected with Ryzen 2600 without any problems.
I plugged in 4 fans and an aftermarket CPU fan, and everything adjusts smoothly.
RAM in the 2+4 slots.
I haven't figured out how to manually change the RAM settings, it has 3 automatic settings to choose from, maybe not the optimal ones. But at least it took them to 3600Mhz without any crashes!
And a button for automatic CPU overclocking!!

A very good motherboard in its category and with the reliability of MSI. Plenty of ports and a BIOS that is very user-friendly and easy to use. Quality construction.
It has a multitude of features and the price for what it offers is equally very good.
10/10