MSI H510I PRO WIFI ProSeries Motherboard (Mini-ITX, 11th/10th Gen Intel Core, LGA 1200 Socket, DDR4, PCIe 4, M.2 Slot, USB 3.2 Gen 2, 2.5G LAN, HDMI/DP, WiFi 6E)

Solid ITX board at a decent price. Paired with a 10th gen Intel i5-10400, 16gb DDR4-3200 Crucial Ballistix sticks. Powered right up with no issues. Note that this board supports 11th and 10th gen Intel CPUs.H510 chipset does not support PCIe4 NVMe SSDs -- PCIe 3.0 SSDs only. This might be a deal breaker for people with 11th gen chips. Since I'm using a spare 10th gen chip, that wasn't a problem for me. There is also 1 m.2 slot, so keep that in mind.This system will be mainly used for office tasks, watching videos, and very basic stuff. I have a beefy gaming rig with an RTX 3070 and an i9, so this board was chosen for a basic system. For that, it's great. Stable, decent MSI bios.I did struggle to separate the m.2 screws from each other. They were really stuck on tight so I had to be careful and use a gripping tool to hold on to the m.2 motherboard screw with one hand and carefully unscrew the screw itself with the other. But that wasn't too difficult and I used an appropriately sized small screwdriver. If you ham fist it with a big screwdriver, you can easily strip the screw heads so go slow and be careful!This is clearly a budget board for basic machines, so set your expectations right. If you need a basic office PC without too many frills, this is a good choice.Wifi is excellent with great signal. The other components are working well - Realtek LAN and audio are perfectly fine. Just enough USB ports. It lacks USB-C, though, so keep that in mind.If I were building a fleet of office PCs, I'd buy these up in a heartbeat. For a killer ITX gaming rig, you're going to want to look at a b560 or z490/z590 board (at a much higher price) for more m.2 slots, faster PCIe 4 ssds, beefier VRMs, and so on. But for a basic machine, highly recommended.

Works great. Boots right up. My kid has so far put in a lot of games on it without a hitch.

Installed this motherboard into a Cooler Master NR200 mini-itx case. The motherboard fit well, booted up fine, and passed its 24h burn in. All of the power connectors on the board were easily accessible and clearly marked. The directions for the motherboard are minimal but are sufficient if you know what you are doing. Windows 10 installation needed a single intel motherboard chipset driver downloaded from MSI to remove a warning in the device manager, but other than that, it was flawless. Wifi, HD audio and bluetooth worked straight out of the box without a hitch.MSI has always been a solid, reliable mobo manufacturer for me.

Works well!

I got a HZXT H1 case to build in, i wanted a small form factor PC and on a somewhat budget, so i came across this ITX board and got it. After a month it's been running strong, no problems, felt sturdy and not cheap, really happy.

A computer of mine unfortunately died. It was a proprietary build and it was limited in terms of customization.I'm ready to start a new build.Adding on to the title: it's not the size that counts, it's how you use it. 👍

10/10

So far works as I need, itx motherboard is expensive! But aren't they all?

I have had great experiences and if i have had any trouble they have had no problems fixing the order for me. I would recommend to anyone. Keep up the great work team.

It works fine, m.2 cover was scratched

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At first, had a hard time getting online but soon solved it and work just fine.