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Board is incredible! The ease of access with the connections being in the back, all the fan slots available. Tons of storage space, and it looks great too. For the price with the ease of installing, the board is hard to beat.

This one went back, it didn't work so sent it back and will leave a review on the next one but it's not looking good as it still hasn't shipped and 5 days its taken so far and it shows 3 in sock, after tracking my return it says they got it yesterday, so where's my new one ?

Le Z790 GAMING PRO WIFI est une carte mère solide, particulièrement adaptée pour les gamers et les utilisateurs exigeants. Voici ce que j'en pense après l'avoir utilisée :Points positifs :Performances : La carte mère est équipée du chipset Z790, qui offre des performances excellentes, surtout si tu utilises un processeur Intel de dernière génération. Tout est fluide, que ce soit pour du gaming, du streaming ou du multitâche intense.Connectivité : Avec le WiFi intégré, plus besoin de t’embêter avec des câbles Ethernet, et la vitesse est au rendez-vous. Elle propose également de nombreux ports USB, y compris un port USB-C à l’arrière, ce qui est super pratique pour les périphériques modernes.Qualité de fabrication : La carte est robuste et bien construite, avec des composants de qualité. Les dissipateurs thermiques sont efficaces, ce qui permet de garder les températures sous contrôle, même lors de longues sessions de jeu.Esthétique : Le design est sobre et élégant, avec des touches de RGB pour personnaliser l’apparence de ton PC. Elle s’intègre bien dans une configuration moderne.Points négatifs :Prix : La Z790 GAMING PRO WIFI n’est pas la carte mère la plus abordable, donc il faut prévoir un budget conséquent. Mais vu les performances et les fonctionnalités, cela reste justifié.Configuration initiale : Le BIOS est complet, mais il peut sembler un peu complexe pour ceux qui ne sont pas habitués à ce genre de matériel. Cependant, une fois configurée, elle fonctionne parfaitement.Conclusion :Si tu cherches une carte mère performante avec une excellente connectivité et une construction solide, la Z790 GAMING PRO WIFI est un excellent choix. Elle est un peu chère, mais si tu es prêt à investir dans une carte de qualité pour du gaming ou d'autres usages intensifs, elle ne te décevra pas.

Offers an excellent BIOS interface, makes it easier to flash updates. Includes plenty of ports and a solid audio interface. Motherboard is overall durable and offers good protection for your components.An inconvenience for me was the fan connector placement, as 3 fan connectors are placed back to back at the bottom of the motherboard vs. 2 being near the top. It is useful for bottom fans, but leaves less options for some top fan configurations.

Works perfectly, good warranty.Unfortunately, the motherboard didn't work when I opened the box. I worried a lot because I opened the box half a year after the purchase, but MSI processed the RMA without any issue.The motherboard has really good features and strong MOSFETs with a good warranty policy. I will recommend this motherboard to friends.

La utilicé sin ningún problema con un procesador y siete generación 14. Me gustó y no tuvo ningún problema al configurar y me gustó su interfase en el BIOS

The board happily fits all of my M.2 slots while also supporting lots of USBS and USB C ports. The 2.5 GB port means my internet is always fast. Really happy with it overall. The amount of fan headers means I can run a ton of fans without even worrying about where to plug them in. The other headers are labeled well and easy to use. I tear down my PC often and never stress about my motherboard now. The support RAM speed also means I don't need to worry about my motherboard slowing down my RAM! Absolutely love it!

I spent quite a bit time looking around the options and settled on MSI Tomohawk Z790 DDR5 MOBO and was worried it could be dead on DOA after reading online reviews and watching youtube videos. I guess I am lucky it wasn't the case. so far it was pretty easy to follow the instructions and I was quite overwhelmed with the BIOS options, however there is no need to touch anything for now.By Default XMP is enabled, and it was showing 4800MHz for both the memories I have installed in BIOS, however after installing the Windows 11 pro, it recognized 5200mhz DDR5 RAM its own without any problem.I could have gone with higher MHz RAM, however I did not want to spend more money on higher mhz since it allows to handle higher mhz RAM, so I have choosen to go with 5600Mhz after studying a bit deeper.Just as a side note, these MSI boards do not have any seal on the box, so do not assume they are open box. they are brand new boards, there are also youtube videos where they describe the same.MSI center needs to be updated to 2.0.x.x. in order to get working the Mystic light synch within MSI center. It comes with 2 wifi antennas (Gigabyte z790 board requires extra) and is connected to my Ubitiqui 5GHz AP, Driver for wifi nic to work needs to be installed by using the usb drive comes in the MSI box that has pretty much all the required drivers without worrying to have an internet. Also I have updated the BIOS version online from v.H20-->v.H70 without any issues using Advanced updates within MSI center.MSI board came with only 2 sata data cable where 1 is straight and other one has a 90 degree connector.I had ordered Deepcool liquid cooler 720 however returned it regardless it says it has antileak technology, i did not want to deal with a leak down the road and settled with an Aircooler for now.Noctua NH-D15, Premium CPU Cooler with 2X NF-A15 PWM 140mm Fans is quite bigger for this TD500 case, so I bought DS15S cooler however it comes with 1 fan and it is expensive comparable to what thermallight PS120SE, so based on bunch of reviews I rather choose to go with that air cooler.for now I have ordered more of Thernallight 120SE fan instead of using Coolermaster sickleflow 120mm fan or Noctua 120mm due to price after reading bunch of reviews.My build after almost 20 years...No Graphics card yet at this point..One day..step by step. (going to instead make a NAS and home base central system)Intel i9 13900k Processorhttps://www.amazon.ca/Intel-i9-13900K-Desktop-Processor-P-cores/dp/B0BCF54SR1/ref=sr_1_1?crid=32ZFZYURQVC3A&keywords=Intel%2Bi9%2B13900k&qid=1690242684&sprefix=intel%2Bi9%2B13900k%2Caps%2C96&sr=8-1&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.c021cf91-aacd-4a27-9bf5-80aba3271009&th=1Processor Air Coolerhttps://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0BR8TYQBD?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsMSI MPG A850G PCIE 5.0 power Supplyhttps://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0B4345YV7?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsSamsung 980 Pro SSD M.2 1TB (2 Sticks)https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B08GLX7TNT?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1Ripjaws S5 64GB DDR5 5600MHz CL36 Dual Channel Memory Kit (2x 32GB), Blackhttps://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX00123141Cooler Master TD500 Case- Realizing no thunderbolt or USB Chttps://www.amazon.ca/dp/B08412JPCH?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1Overclocking/Intel i9 13900k CPU heating 100% during stresstestDuring a stress test using Intel XU service, I have noticed thermal throttling in a second and happens 3 times, So I had to stop the test and have to research it further to find out where the problem is. Based on watching bunch of videos and settings here is the quick combination so far I have where the CPU temp stays within acceptable range for me without causing a system crash. (I have removed the Intel XTU service as it stopped after making certain changes in the MSI Z790 MOBO’s)Current BIOS settings are after enabling the XMP Profile- Upgraded Memory from 5200Mhz-->5600Mhz- Changed the Liquid Cooler--> Tower Cooler 288W instead of using by default Liquid cooler set to 4096W- GoTo Advanced CPU Settings-->Long Duration power Limit and Short Duration power limit set from AUTO to 250W each- Under Voltage Settings CPU Core Voltage Mode-->AUTO-->OffsetModeCPU Core Voltage Offset mode--> - BY PWMCPU Vore Voltage offset--> -0.075I used Hardinfo64 and Prime95 and CinebenchR3 to perform a stress test multiple times, and the attached screenshots are from running blended test using Prime95 for a litter over an hour, looks like system is pretty stable.

The motherboard is amazing for the price and has everything you need for all types of purposes, there is just one downside with this is that the XMP is not always stable with certain rams and speeds BUT every day there is a new bio update that adds new supported speed and compatibility for the ddr5, even if you have issues you can drop down the speed by like maybe 200mhz and it will be stable. there is a bunch of tutorials out there on how to do it called "memory try it". It's really stable, high quality, and reliable. So far I had no issues and this was my second PC build. RTX 4090, i9 13900k, 64GB 6400mhz. another small downside is that the motherboard plugs are really hard and stiff to plug stuff in, but actually, some might like the secureness of the plugs.Overall the motherboard is amazing. I was choosing this or asus z790 and everyone just wouldn't stop talking about this motherboard so I got it and now I don't regret it at all and I see why people kept talking about it.9.8 out of 10

Even after updating latest bios and downloading chipset.