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MSI MPG Z690 Carbon WiFi Gaming Motherboard (ATX, 12th Gen Intel Core, LGA 1700 Socket, DDR5, PCIe 4, CFX, M.2 Slots, Wi-Fi 6E)

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Features

  • Supports 12th Gen Intel Core / Pentium / Celeron processors for LGA 1700 socket.Audio ports (Rear): 5plus Optical S/PDIF (Realtek ALC4080 Codec)
  • Supports DDR5 Memory, up to 5600(OC) MHz
  • Dedicated for Extreme OC: The top-notch R&D design and exclusive 2 DIMM solution deliver the world class memory performance.
  • Quadruple M.2 Connectors: Onboard 4x M.2 connectors for the maximum storage performance with three Lightning Gen 4 solution. Shield Frozr design keeps M.2 SSDs safe while preventing throttling, making them run faster.
  • Outstanding Cooling Solution: Aluminum Cover, VRM Heat-pipe, 7W/mK thermal pads, M.2 Shield Frozr and MOSFET Baseplate ensure the extreme performance with low temp.

Description

The MPG series brings out the best in gamers by allowing full expression in color with advanced RGB lighting control and synchronization. Experiment on another level of personalization with a front LED strip that provides convenient in-game and real time notifications. With the MPG series, transform your equipment into the center of attention and top leaderboards in style.

Brand: MSI


CPU Socket: LGA 1700


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer


RAM Memory Technology: DDR5


Compatible Processors: Intel Celeron, Intel Pentium


Chipset Type: Intel


Memory Clock Speed: 5600 MHz


Model Name: MPG Z690 CARBON WIFI


CPU Model: Pentium


Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB


Graphics Card Interface: PCI Express


Memory Slots Available: 4


Number of Ports: 8


S/PDIF Connector Type: Optical


System Bus Standard Supported: SATA 3


Total Number of HDMI Ports: 1


USB 2.0: 8


Total Usb Ports: 8


Memory Clock Speed: 5600 MHz


Processor Series: Pentium


Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB


Main Power Connector Type: 24-Pin


Processor Socket: LGA 1700


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer


RAM Memory Technology: DDR5


Compatible Processors: Intel Celeron, Intel Pentium


Chipset Type: Intel


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 9.6"L x 2.5"W x 12"H


Model Number: MPG Z690 CARBON WIFI


Manufacturer: MSI


UPC: 824142269756


Brand Name: MSI


Model Name: MPG Z690 CARBON WIFI


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    • Very nice board!!
Review Image by JustMe JustMe
Great board!! Works just fine when I was finally able to update the bios without a cpu. I’m sure it’s easily done using m-flash thru the bios but when you buy this board for the new 13th Gen (i7-13700k) it’s a major PAI! You can’t load bios or see anything and you have to use the button on the back of the board. The process is simple enough but getting it to work not so much. I could not get it to initiate it. Plug in the main 24 pin plus the two 8 pin cpus then download the latetest bios onto a usb, rename the file and so on. But the problem is/was the usb drive!! I tried 2 USB 3.0 drives (64GB) and 3 USB 2.0 drives from 256mb, 2GB, and a 8GB. Yes even reformatted to FAT32 on all of them and still didn’t work. Only got it to work after sheer desperation when I reformatted the USB drive that came with the board that holds all the drivers. I figured F it nothing to lose because I ran out of USB drives to try with. Installed the rom file onto that and it worked just fine! No idea! The mystic light is finicky on this one vs my Z390 Carbon. Dragon center wouldn’t work (motherboard wouldn’t show up, but the Gskill ram did lol) so I had to use MSI Center instead. SO IF YOURE PURCHASING FOR A 13TH GEN AND YOUR USB DRIVE DOESNT WORK TO UPDATE THE BIOS, USE THE ONE IN THE BOX!!!! LOL.. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2022 by JustMe JustMe
    • Nice board!
Review Image by Kattmandu Kattmandu
Review Image by Kattmandu Kattmandu
Why anyone would buy a much more expensive Z790 board is beyond me. This Z690 board is amazing! I had 7200MHz RAM running stable on this board with the 13700K processor along with the latest BIOS (which now supports 14th gen). Yes, you have to update the BIOS if you want to use a 13th gen or 14th gen processor. Not sure why some other reviewers are complaining about that. This board was released for 12th gen processors. You can update the BIOS on the board by using an older USB 2.0 flash drive formatted FAT32. Download the BIOS file from the MSI website and rename the file in the archive to MSI.ROM before copying it to the USB. There are videos on YouTube explaining how to do this; follow their instruction and you won’t have any problem. I had no issues updating the BIOS using the button on the rear I/O panel; worked on the first attempt. And no, most motherboards don't include paper copies of manuals anymore. You will need to download the PDF manual from the MSI website. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2023 by Kattmandu Kattmandu
    • Great board
The last computer i built was back in 2012 so this board was my attempt to future proof for the next 10 years. Every part of the build process concerning the board went great. The back panel is attached so that saved a step. The build quality is really good and and the features are what i was looking for. The software that comes with it is pretty great too. The collection of apps is pretty inclusive and might come in handy. If i had to list a couple cons ... 1. The packaging didn't make it clear that the "install disk" was the tiny slim logo etched usb stick inside the tinted plastic baggie. After going through all the items i was left wondering what that little thing was. So lable just one more thing amongst badges and other items. Though once i realized that it was a usb driver installation was simple. It just needed a little sticker that identifies it. 2. The back panel audio ports are all black except for the one red one. Note that that one is the LINE OUT which is usually green. I misread the manual and i had it plugged into the LINE IN. Totally recommended ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2022 by Kindle Customer
    • Great z690 DDR5 board with a couple caveates
Review Image by Adam B. Gunn Adam B. Gunn
I finally upgraded from Z270 to this board so I could run 13th (and 14th...) gen CPUs with DDR5 memory. Upgrading the bios without a display - just follow the directions and it works fine. I would stick to using small flash drives like 2G or 8G.. My system is up stable and running the following: MSI Z690 Carbon wifi (bios 7D30v1A) Intel 13700Kf (voltage locked at 1.3 and speed at max turbo freq 5300 all cores) G.Skill 32G CL30 6000 at XMP ( F5-6000J3040F16GA2-RS5K ) MSI Gaming X RTX4090 Thermaltake 1250w DPS-G digital platinum psu Anyways.. the system came up just fine stable as all heck but caveats: 1) The default voltage settings in the BIOS were throwing so much voltage at the CPU it was hitting 100C fast during stress testing and throttling back fast... I have this under a Corsair H115i extreme with push pull so it should not be doing this. I locked the voltage in at 1.3 in the bios and set the frequency so it would just run at max turbo all the time .. I know this uses more power but I hate when the frequency jumps around.. idk. Just OCD like that. So now I max out at 90c (which is still high imo but well within spec) but gaming I am seeing 40s and 50s ... which I think is fine. 2) The secondary storage controller (ASMedia ASM1061) is hot trash. the ports SATA A/B on the board are this controller. I had one SATA SSD on the system and it was plugged into A.. windows had massive issues booting with controller being active at all - let alone me being able to access data across that controller. I moved the drive to SATA 5 but windows was still not happy - would hang on boot etc etc.. I finally read some posts on Reddit that this controller needs to be deactivated in the bios and when I did that BOOM all was good.. Settings>>Advanced>>Integrated Peripherals>>External SATA Controller Mode (set to disabled) 3) The m.2 layout is plentiful which is great but you should know that: *M2_1 through M2_3 do not support SATA based m.2 drives ... they are NVME/pci only! *M2_4 through M2_5 support SATA and NVME/pci Those are the key points I wish I knew going into this so hopefully someone finds this helpful. The board is rock solid stable and crushing every game I throw at it maxed out at 4k with RT on thanks to the RTX4090... So hopefully I can go another 4 years before i need to upgrade again.. we will see. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023 by Adam B. Gunn Adam B. Gunn

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