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First time building a pc the motherboard made it super easy to install everything and it looks great. The GPU quick release button is such a fantastic feature.

No problems. Snappy responses. Works with 6000MTS ram with 4x64MB sticks.

Single and multi cores work as described. Runs cool. Idles around 32C and maxed out at 76C. (I have peerless assassin 120 se, not sure if this is a pro for the cooler or cpu. but stress tested this cpu 2x times for 30 minutes at 100% and cpu never went over 76C) No instability while gaming and requiring it to boost to or over 5ghz. No issues with running my ram at 6k mhz Can run games just fine. I edit videos and is super fast when rendering. I have recorded videos while gaming and obs never went over 6% cpu utilization while recording 60fps 1080p.

- Everything where you'd expect it to be - Supports higher GB usb connections - Sleek white look - BIOS is easy to use - Boots very fast

got a few of these no problems with any of them

- PCI-E 5.0 support on the x16 slot for current gen GPU's that use 5.0 - 3 m.2 slots for easy expansion - Lots of IO for fans, rgb, USB, ect, more than 99% of people will ever use - Moveable antena for the wifi/bluetooth is nice (my previous board had just 2 that stuck out and couldn't be moved, so it sometime struggled to pick up my bluetooth keyboard) - I got it for a pretty good deal for a B850 board that won't blow up CPUs - 10$ steam code included with purchase is a nice bonus - I really liked the mounting mechanism for the 4x4 m.2 slot, it's easy to use and removes the need to mess around with tiny screws - WiFi 7 & 5 gig lan at this price point is really nice

-Works very well with my Ryzen 3600 -m.2 2280 speeds -Rgb MB Controls -Clean Bios easy to find OC settings -Heavy feels build to last -A splash of white just looks so good

This is a newer version of the affordable CX650M PSU which is one of the most popular mid-range, 650W semi-modular power supplies. The improvements seem to be primarily the improved appearance of the case and the upgrade from a sleeve bearing to a rifle bearing fan. Efficiency is better than 85% in a range from about 150 Watts to 500 Watts (at 120V). In this price range the efficiency looks a bit like a bell curve (it's not linear). It appears that the internals have changed a wee bit as well as the case in this update. Its a solid build with Corsair specific design. The components are pretty decent which means better life at higher temperatures. One of the chip changes is a Power Integrations TNY290PG Off-Line Switcher. 5 year warranty. The 120 mm fan is quiet. At room temp, using my laser tach, it clocks in the 600's till above around 300W. Then it ramps to around 2000 RPM at 600W. Good noise profile unless you run it hard. The older version would bottom out in the 800's. No change in cables or the 140mm case depth from the last model: two sleeved, blacked-out native cables, 5 flat ribbon-style modular cables of decent length with 115mm between the SATA connectors and 100mm between the molex. Nice warning on the case about using Corsair modular cables (modular cables tend not to have standardized plugs on the PSU side).

Bios flashback Multiple fan headers Other features I am forgetting at the moment lol All in all it seems like a really good board for the 110 dollars I paid for it

Performance and thermals are great. Amazing value. Seriously the perfect CPU, you can ask for. It beats my 285k

the usual bots were lurking but was able to snag

- good amount of fan headers still used fan hub - online manual is helpful - tool-less nvme x2 - reinforced PCIE slot - looks good - AM4 backplate pre-installed

This drive provided a BIG performance boost compared to the M.2 NVME 970Pro. I Choose to use the Samsung Magician to update the firmware and boost the Performance right from the start after hearing what some people ran into, so I did not fall into the unlucky pool of unhappy people.

Supports 5000 ryzen out of the box. ECC udimm support 2.5gbe onboard Good iommu support Pcie x 16 slot has x8 x4 x4 mode for bifurcation risers Boots fine headless Decent pcie and m2 connectivity off the chipset Big vrm heatsink Cheap and cheerful White pcb is well done and attractive

this is for msi program the board look amazing so much M2 slot the ethernet 5gh is a nice add

Excellent stuff. Lives up to the name

Feels fairly sturdy, plenty of ard drive intakes, fan ports everywhere too, and a manual that saved my build as it basically tells you how to assemble it with images on every page directing you every step of the way.