MSI B450M-A PRO MAX
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MSI B450M-A PRO MAX
Towards:home / office
Form Factor:micro-ATX
Socket:AMD AM4
Chipset:AMD B450
BIOS:Ami
RAM slots:DDR4 2 sl
RAM form factor:DIMM
RAM clock:4133 MHz
Sound (channels):7.1
Connectors:HDMI, M.2
Power connector:24 pin
Processor power:4 pin
MSI MAX motherboards support Ryzen Matisse processors out of the box
2019 mid-range compact microATX motherboard with AMD AM4 processor socket. A good choice for users looking for a solid base for a versatile home PC, entry-level base station, or powerful all-in-one office computer. The board is based on the 2018 B450 chipset and supports all AMD processors with Zen and Zen2 microarchitecture. Provides full compatibility with any 3-generation 2-, 4-, 6-, 8-, 12-, 16-core AMD Ryzen 3/5/7/9 processors (Matisse/Pinnacle Ridge/Summit Ridge cores), APUs with integrated Radeon Vega graphics (Raven Ridge/Picasso) and low-cost Athlon Zen (Raven Ridge).
For stable operation with multi-core processors, MSI B450M-A PRO MAX motherboard is equipped with a 5-phase CPU power subsystem based on high-quality DrMOS components. With the ability to install two double-sided DDR4 modules, the board supports up to 32 GB of RAM at a clock speed of up to 4133 Hz. Such an impressive array will allow you to cope with any domestic, typical office and most professional tasks. For fast processing of large volumes of traffic with low latency, there is a Realtek RTL8111H network controller, and a full-fledged M.2 port makes it possible to install a high-speed SSD drive. There are two interface ports (HDMI, DVI-D) for displaying images from the video core built into the processor.
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Specifications B450M-A PRO MAX
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micro-ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B550, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 4400 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, M.2 cooling, no backlight
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micro-ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD A520, 2 x DDR4, DIMM, 4600 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD B650, 4 x DDR5, DIMM, 6000 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B550, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 4400 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling, no backlight
ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B550, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 4400 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, > 4 SATA3, CrossFire, M.2 cooling, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD A620, 2 x DDR5, DIMM, 6800 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, no backlight
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micro-ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD A620, 2 x DDR5, DIMM, 6400 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, no backlight
ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD B840, 4 x DDR5, DIMM, 8000 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD A520, 2 x DDR4, DIMM, 4600 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, M.2 cooling, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket Intel LGA 1700, chipset Intel B760, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 4800 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, M.2 cooling, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket Intel LGA 1700, chipset Intel H610, 2 x DDR5, DIMM, 5600 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, no backlight
ATX, socket Intel LGA 1851, chipset Intel Z890, 4 x DDR5, DIMM, 9200 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt 4, M.2, LAN 5 Gbps, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling, no backlight
ATX, socket Intel LGA 1700, chipset Intel B760, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 5333 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B450, 2 x DDR4, DIMM, 4133 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, no backlight
ATX, socket Intel LGA 1700, chipset Intel Z790, 4 x DDR5, DIMM, 7800 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, > 4 SATA3, LAN 2.5 Gbps, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling, no backlight
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Useful Review? Yes1 No0 |
Price: I got it super cheap Motherboard launch with Ryzen 3: You can simply install, for example, a Ryzen 3200g processor (the same as mine) and not worry about updating the BIOS. Upgrade possibility: there simply isn't any. For example, you cannot install 4 RAM sticks, Ryzen 5 series. Cooling of the motherboard and other components: also absent. There's not even a plate under the power phases and NVMe SSD. Vram temperature - it's really bothering me. When I play something, the vram has a VERY high temperature. Chipset. What's the point of having a B chipset here, if, for example, the processor can't be overclocked?  Vlad: use MSI B450M-A PRO MAX more than year |
Useful Review? Yes2 No0 |
Well, this is one of those cases when overpaying for a B chipset does not make much sense, since overclocking a processor with such a power supply is a dubious matter. Price, I managed to overclock the memory well here (3600MHZ), the motherboard sets up resistances quite well for peer-to-peer memory. The power supply is rather weak, the need for either a collective farm of radiators, or downvolting by offset (you can still lock the voltage) |
Useful Review? Yes3 No2 |
Witness not a bad mother works does not support XMP profile on RAM  sidorovich: use MSI B450M-A PRO MAX less than month |
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ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD B650, 4 x DDR5, DIMM, 7200 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, CrossFire, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD B650, 2 x DDR5, DIMM, 7200 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, CrossFire, M.2 cooling, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD B650, 4 x DDR5, DIMM, 7200 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, CrossFire, M.2 cooling, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD B650, 2 x DDR5, DIMM, 6400 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, M.2 cooling, no backlight
ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B550, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 4733 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, M.2 cooling
ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD B650, 4 x DDR5, DIMM, 8000 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD B850, 4 x DDR5, DIMM, 8000 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B550, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 4866 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling
ATX, socket AMD AM5, chipset AMD B850, 4 x DDR5, DIMM, 8000 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling
ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B550, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 4400 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, > 4 SATA3, CrossFire, M.2 cooling
Also, when I wanted to compare the MSI A320M A Pro with this motherboard – 0 differences. Absolutely none! The same number of power phases, CPU power supply, and much more.
Why release such a poor motherboard that it's a copy of the MSI A320M-A PRO?