Product Comparison: MSI X370 Gaming Plus vs ASUS PRIME X470-PRO
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- This was used in my first ever build. It's working like a champ no issues as of this moment (knock on wood) the lighting is nice, but as mentioned in previous comments can be blocked depending on what the GPU size is.
- Great board looks good in my Ryzen build.
- Overall, the motherboard performs exactly as expected. The onboard sound card it provides is great.
- Of course substance is the main thing with tech but style does make a huge difference as well. Paired up inside my white Corsair carbide 275r case this looks amazing.
- Very good quality and nice led's but took a while for the aura software to work properly. Good for its price and works well with the new 2000 series ryzen cpus.
MSI X370 Gaming Plus
ASUS PRIME X470-PRO
MSI X370 Gaming Plus
ASUS PRIME X470-PRO
MSI X370 Gaming Plus
ASUS PRIME X470-PRO
MSI X370 Gaming Plus
ASUS PRIME X470-PRO
MSI X370 Gaming Plus
ASUS PRIME X470-PRO
MSI X370 Gaming Plus
ASUS PRIME X470-PRO
MSI X370 Gaming Plus
ASUS PRIME X470-PRO
- It does what it says, I overclocked to 3.9Ghz without issue with a Ryzen 2600 and also overclocked my ram to 2933Mhz from 2666Mhz (Vengeance RGB)
- I use this with a Ryzen 5 3600 CPU and works perfectly. Have ram running at 3200mhz with no issues.
- The one I received had a fault on 2 of its memory slots which caused the memory to run slowly so had to be returned but its replacement is working correctly.
- It is a good motherboard and look good, but, i returned to get the strix. The prime couldnt get my ram above 2666 the strix got it to 2933 on my 3000 kit.
- The only down side I would have with this board is that you have no post code for trouble shooting which would have help when I had faulty RAM and was trouble shooting the issue for no post.
- The PCIE slot for the GPU is plastic so it isn’t as strong, so I recommend removing the GPU if you’re going to transport it.
- Everything is connected and works as it should. I am confident in my purchase.
- I found it heavy and a little cumbersome. But saying that it took the weight really easily,i put more on it than they said with no problem.
- My only complaint is the M2 heatsink seems a bit unnecessary.
- The RGB lighting on the motherboard looks amazing but the bottom right lighting can be blocked depending on the size of your GPU.
- The lights look great and really do create a nice ambience on my desk and there are so many customisation options with the included software too.
- The software included to control the fans and the lighting is fantastic and is very simple to use.
- It has nice features in the bios and easy to configure. A nice feature is to be able to upgrade the BIOS directly from the internet even before you boot into an O/S.
- Another thing I disliked about the motherboard was the areas I needed to peel off the plastic so that it wouldn’t melt.