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MSI Meg X570 Unify Motherboard (AMD AM4, DDR4, PCIe 4.0, SATA 6GB/s, M.2, USB 3.2 Gen 2, Ax Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5, ATX)

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Features

  • Supports 2nd and 3rd Gen AMD Ryze/Ryzen with Radeon Vega Graphics and 2nd Gen AMD Ryzen with Radeon graphics desktop processors for AM4 socket
  • Supports DDR4 Memory, up to 4600+(OC) MHz
  • Aluminum cover with extended heatsink: All-Metal extended heatsink cover enlarge the surface of heat dissipation, ensures even high-end processors to run in full speed
  • Lightning Fast Game experience: PCIe 4. 0, Triple Lightning Gen4 x4 M. 2 with M. 2 Shield frozr, storemi, AMD Turbo USB 3. 2 Gen2
  • 2. 5G gaming LAN with latest Wi-Fi 6 solution: onboard 2. 5G LAN with gaming LAN Manager, combining latest Wi-Fi 6 solution which supports MU-MIMO and bss color Technology, delivering the best online gaming experience

Description

Unify your power and join the dark side. Win games and set records with 12+2+1 IR digital power, all-metal extended heatsink, triple Lightning M. 2 with shield frozr, audio Boost HD, game boost and 2. 5G gaming LAN Plus Wi-Fi 6 solution

Brand: MSI


CPU Socket: Socket AM4


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer


RAM Memory Technology: DDR4


Compatible Processors: AMD 3rd Generation Ryzen, AMD 2nd Gerenration Ryzen


Chipset Type: AMD 570X


Memory Clock Speed: 4600 MHz


Platform: Windows 10


Memory Storage Capacity: 6 GB


Graphics Card Interface: PCI Express


RAM: ‎DDR4


Memory Speed: ‎4600 MHz


Wireless Type: ‎802.11ax


Number of USB 2.0 Ports: ‎2


Brand: ‎MSI


Item model number: ‎MEG X570 UNIFY


Item Weight: ‎2.99 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎10.55 x 3.39 x 13.46 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎10.55 x 3.39 x 13.46 inches


Computer Memory Type: ‎DDR4 SDRAM


Manufacturer: ‎MSI


Country of Origin: ‎China


Date First Available: ‎October 22, 2019


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    • Tldr: Very nice MOBO (a very long boot loop issue story)
Review Image by Autofigure Autofigure
This is a great, reasonably priced mother board with lots of useful features and plenty of PCIE 4 and M.2 ports. It also comes with an ip shield and plenty of usb and data ports. The buttons for flashing the bios and the troubleshooting lights are also very handy if your pc ever has issues. I do kind of wish it had some RGBs but it isn't the end of the world. The inside of my pc case is just a little dark (I only have a cpu cooler, ram, and from rgb fans that light up the case but now I'm looking to get some RGB strips too. Also: this motherboard supports Corsair RGB lighting with a built in connector for corsairs proprietary connector, so you can hook up their corsair RGB hub and connect all corsiar fan RGBs to it and use mystic light to control it. Sadly mystic light does not work with the cpu corsair cooler RGBs which connect with a usb port on the motherboard so I still had to download ICUE for that. The MSI bios and the Dragon Center software are both also very good and easy to use. I saw lots of complaints about the older version of dragon center but the newer version is VERY easy to use and the mystic light built in software works great with almost all of the RGB components in my pc, including my corsair k95 keyboard (it didn't show up at first in mystic light but eventually it did and it fixed a lighting issue I had with that keyboard and the ICUE software, which I hate). It also has easy to use settings for simple overclocking in both the bios and in dragon center. After 2 months of use: Recently I had my computer stuck on an automatic boot loop for "preparing automatic repair" with the MSI MEG logo on the screen. It took a long time to try to fix it and I wasn't sure if it was the motherboard or Windows that took a crap on me. I couldn't get it to get past the loop to get to windows repair but I eventually online saw someone suggest to overclock the cpu if you had previously had it overclocked so I tried it and it booted up but then it had some issues with randomly restarting at the MSI MEG logo booting screen and then back to the lock screen for windows. I eventually reset the bios after I managed to do a windows repair and it seems to work fine but I've still been worried about possible issues. It has since worked fine and no longer randomly restarts since I reset the settings after overclocking it to get past the boot loop, I'm hoping for the best though. Since it could have just been windows I'm leaving it as a 5 star review but I suspect I was an issue with motherboard, it would also sometimes say the gpu wasn't detected or failed (gigabyte geforce rtx 2070 super) during my attempts to get past the boot loop. It was a pain to try to fix that boot loop issue. About a month since the first boot loop issue I had it happen again. And before that my PC would randomly shut off and then just reboot from the black screen with the MEG logo and then it would go right back to my windows login screen like my PC restarted with and all previous applications that were running would be closed. It did that for two weeks leading up until this boot loop again. I've already tried reinstalling windows and that didn't fix it and I've updated the bios. Only thing I can think of is that the motherboard is faulty or maybe the ram. I think I'm going to see about having this swapped with it's warranty to see if that fixes the issue. I'm very frustrated and have honestly thought about just buying a gigabyte or another brands motherboard if this doesn't work. I have also tried putting in a usb drive with a fresh copy of windows and set the boot priority to that usb stick but it still boot loops and won't try to reinstall windows with the windows downloader on the drive made with the windows media creation tool. FINAL UPDATE: After RMAing my motherboard that did not fix my issues. I tried my friends ram (3200 vs my 3600 which requires xmp to be enabled) but that also didn't change anything so ram, motherboard, GPU and PSU were all fine. I then warrantied my CPU and that fixed my issues. I'm not sure if my cpu was destroyed from my motherboard or what but the issue for the most part was most likely not caused by the motherboard. I do LOVE the bios, msi software, and features and overall this is an amazing motherboard and I am quite happy to say how good this motherboard is. I really liked the board and everything about it so it's a relief that my problem was not the motherboard. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2020 by Autofigure Autofigure
    • Feature rich/ cooling efficient mid-range mobo w/ no RGB
I bought this when I decided to finally make the switch to AMD/ Ryzen over Intel. I am a gamer, streamer and mine bitcoin on the side. This motherboard supports my 1200 watt PSU, RTX 3090, RTX 2070 Super, Ryzen 9 5000x, Corsair Dominator 32gig (4000mhz), NVMe SSD, all while maintaining impressive temperatures. I do have a push pull fan system consisting of 11 fans that helps but overall the board does a great job on its own. I am an RGB person so I'm not gonna puff my chest out about how manly this board looks.. I bought it for the features at a good price (which in this case is due to lack of RGB). I have enough RGB to make up for the lack of it on the MOBO itself. As a former ASUS user I will say I find the BIOS software to be meh in comparison -- but MSI knows overclocking and cooling so I moved to them for that reason. Comes with 3 m2 slots although I don't use all 3. I don't see it mentioned a lot but it has a type C port which is super clutch. My 2 nitpicks. The front panel USB port being horizontal instead of vertical on the board makes it a little rough to connect in some cases. I have seen this board flash the good ol '0d' error but only when I'm screwing around in the case. It seems a bit sensitive with your DRAM so taking your sticks out and putting them back in fixes this for me. Just make sure you flash the CMOS which I almost guarantee people who have this issue do not realize. FLASH/RESET CMOS solves a lot of headaches. Overall as a heavy PC user this is a great mid range MOBO ( creeps into mid range at this cost point due to lack of RGB) that comes ready with current gen features including advanced cooling, 3 m2 slots, PCIe 4, type-c port and great overclocking potential. Cryptomining, Gaming / Streaming -- this board can take your hardware to the next level for $100-$200 less than the typical mid range board. I just wanted to comment that if you are having any issues with RAM overclocking like a lot of x570s did make sure you have the latest stable bios. My board came a version behind and no ram overclocking was possible (stuck at 3200 mhz) untill I upgraded BIOS and now I sit at 1900 fclk and 4000 mhz. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2021 by Xyn Ko
    • Built-in WiFi, worked with Ryzen 3rd gen out of the box, IO heat sink a bit big
This one worked with my 3rd gen Ryzen CPU right out of the box. It has built-in WiFi. There are plenty of fan headers. There are only 4 SATA ports but it was just enough for me. All 3 M.2 slots have heat sinks. The biggest issue I had was the IO shield heat sinks were too big. A fan from my AIO cooler was hitting it preventing me from installing it. I had to use a rotary tool to grind a bit of the corner off my fan. No RGB. I would've also preferred that they at least taped the box shut before shipping it from the factory. I thought mine was used or open box at first. Also, it wouldn't work with 4 sticks of RAM until I updated it (it would only work with 2). Otherwise, it works perfectly. The BIOS is also very easy to make changes on. A CMOS reset button and a digital display is rare nowadays so I'm very happy this had it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2024 by Audio-Video Fan

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