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Review: MSI MEG Z490 UNIFY
In this review, we look at the MSI Z490 UNIFY. The new series targeted in a high-end solution. Interesting to see that this is an RGB-less all-black design. Priced at 299 USD, it comes with AX WIFI and has that a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet jack as well as a 16-phase power design with incredibly strong 90A power stages.
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#5795389 Posted on: 06/03/2020 08:34 PM
In this review, we look at the MSI Z490 UNIFY. The new series targeted in a high-end solution. Interesting to see that this is an RGB-less all-black design. Priced at 299 USD, it comes with AX WIFI an...
Review: MSI MEG Z490 UNIFY
Hey I have this motherboard but MSI haven't posted that MAY 15th bios on their site. Is there anyway you can send me it? Thanks
In this review, we look at the MSI Z490 UNIFY. The new series targeted in a high-end solution. Interesting to see that this is an RGB-less all-black design. Priced at 299 USD, it comes with AX WIFI an...
Review: MSI MEG Z490 UNIFY
Hey I have this motherboard but MSI haven't posted that MAY 15th bios on their site. Is there anyway you can send me it? Thanks
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#5795433 Posted on: 06/03/2020 10:51 PM
a kind user already warned me about the 2.5Gbe problem but this review hammered in my brain the fact that
Intel released a broken chipset that require a hardware change (so a new motherboard) and that those fixed motherboards will come out when the new Intel cpu come out
so.....this gen is already dead there's no reason to buy it >< the next gen will have (wasn't planned) new motherboards because of that
"hey want to buy a 800$ motherboard that will never work properly ?" "uh no thanks"
I guess not everyone cares about 2.5Gbe but where fiber optic is available 2.5Gb is coming in the near future
thanks for the review
edit: @ScottishPickle will probably appear on their website in a few days
a kind user already warned me about the 2.5Gbe problem but this review hammered in my brain the fact that
Intel released a broken chipset that require a hardware change (so a new motherboard) and that those fixed motherboards will come out when the new Intel cpu come out
so.....this gen is already dead there's no reason to buy it >< the next gen will have (wasn't planned) new motherboards because of that
"hey want to buy a 800$ motherboard that will never work properly ?" "uh no thanks"
I guess not everyone cares about 2.5Gbe but where fiber optic is available 2.5Gb is coming in the near future
thanks for the review
edit: @ScottishPickle will probably appear on their website in a few days
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Most of the actual sale for gamer is like that right now... RGB overdose a bit like cold cathode overdose in it's time.