MSI PRO Z790-P WiFi DDR4 ProSeries Motherboard (Supports 12th/13th/14th Gen Intel Processors, LGA 1700, DDR4, PCIe 5.0, M.2, 2.5Gbps LAN, USB 3.2 Gen2, HDMI/DP, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, ATX)

Good performance. Heavy duty circuit board construction. Nice price. Installed to replace a blown out Asrock MB. Installation was very easy with no problems

I usually buy ASUS motherboards, But i decided to try MSI this time. I used MSI PRO Z790-P Wi-Fi DDR4 along with a i5-14600KF and G.SKILL Trident Z RGB Series DDR4 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) . I used the bios auto overclock settings ( MSI OC Genie) CPU running at 5.3 GHZ and memory XMP at 4 GHZ. Very stable build running Windows 11 and no problems at all.

This motherboard has been great for me functionality wise. I regret not getting DDR5, but it was my first build so you live and learn. Other than the performance benefits this mobo offers like XMP and OC capability, the interface MSI built is super easy to use. If you're a beginner, the EZ mode makes booting super simple, but if you want to test out your CPU/GPU limits with OC, you can go in advanced mode and do as your heart desires. I also love all of the ports and slots this mobo has, as it can support all of my peripherals, seemingly unlimited RAM, and enough SSD/HDD storage for a warehouse!Get this MOBO if you're building your first PC or your 100th!

Very bad motherboard. Weak in every way. Not worth the money you pay for it. I do not recommend it. I am shocked: When I installed the motherboard and connected the power, I started to smell a strange smell, then the motherboard stopped working. I think there was a strong electrical problem. Maybe I was unlucky when I bought it and it has a hidden defect. I do not want my opinion to be on all motherboards of this company. The company is big and respected. But the motherboard I bought had a serious defect from the first moment. So I threw the motherboard away. Thank God that the matter ended like this. I am a computer expert and I know all the parts and I have extensive experience in assembling computers for more than 30 years. But this motherboard was bad and had a defect. I took it out of the computer case and threw it away.

My three cents:This is a good mid-range motherboard aimed at professionals and even new PC builders. It offers advanced Wi-Fi 6e support, fast NVMe storage options, and versatile connectivity options. The motherboard's build quality and components are top-notch, and its overclocking potential is enhanced by a robust power delivery system. However, its RGB lighting options are limited, and there are fewer USB ports compared to some competitors. Despite these drawbacks, the MSI PRO Z790-P WiFi DDR4 ProSeries is an excellent choice for those who want a high-performance, reliable motherboard for demanding applications. Overall you would get this if you're not doing a lot of OC and just want something working out of the box with some good features.Pros:- Advanced Wi-Fi 6e support with dual-band 802.11ax- Multiple M.2 slots for fast NVMe storage- Versatile connectivity options, including Thunderbolt 4 and USB 3.2 Gen 2- Good value for money compared to similar high-end motherboards- Support for the latest Intel processors, including Intel Core 11th Gen processors- Robust power delivery system for stable operation and overclockingCons:- Limited RGB lighting options- Fewer USB ports compared to some competitors

This board is really incredible for the price. It has everything you need for a gaming focused pc. The bios options are excellent. I'm able to run the TVB settings to get this to all-core boost to 5.8ghz while gaming. TVB I use a 50C -1 75C -2 with a 360mm loop it rarely hits 75C when gaming so it will bounce 5.7-5.8 1.32v at load line 3. I run the ring at 5ghz and memory is samsung b-die 15-15-15-36 4000 1.45v gear 1. CPU pulls 100-140W when gaming. Also the fact this has 4 nvme slots makes it so that I never need to use a sata ever again. I honestly can't see spending more than this for a motherboard when this really gives you a lot of value. I game a lot this has been rock stable. I'm very happy with this board.

This mobo can handle 13th gen cpu pretty well and its easy to overclock on. I will say though, If you're upgrading like I did and took your old m.2 from another pc to your new mobo; make sure to update the bios or windows wont recognize the cpu.

No any issues.