MSI PRO B650M-P ProSeries Motherboard (AMD Ryzen 9000/8000/7000 Series Processors, AM5, DDR5, PCIe 4.0, M.2, SATA 6Gb/s, USB 3.2 Gen 2, HDMI/DP, 2.5Gbps LAN, mATX)

Just received my motherboard yesterday and built my PC today. Motherboard has lots of compatibility with all of my parts and the manual was useful. The BIOS is amazing so far and has everything that I need. So far everything works and performs well, but I will update if anything fails/becomes even better!

The media could not be loaded. Great motherboard. Needs a bios update. Small size, convenient location of slots, additional heatsink on the chip. A lot of usb ports. Indication, important for flashing bios. Price and quality determined my choice.

The board thus far has been very easy to work with. The 4 "EZ Debug LEDs" are a great addition and saved me a lot of time. ... Because the board (Pro B650M-P) came with a BIOS revision > 1.5 years old, and my processor (Ryzen 7 9700X) was not supported. Both the CPU and Memory LEDs will stay on, (and the board will not display anything on the video out). Some googling quickly turned up the typical "reseat", "make sure it's connected properly" advice, as well as reports that this board often needs a BIOS update.This leads me to the second feature that is really nice: the ability to update the BIOS with NO components installed on the board -- no memory, and not even a CPU. Simply insert a USB drive with the properly named firmware file on it and hold the "Flash BIOS button" and you're off to the reflashing races. (search on-line for full details, there's plenty of youtube videos) The board level indicators (LEDs) were helpful to know that the flashing process was progressing and when it had finished -- takes some number of minutes.So, despite the need for a firmware update, I found this board very easy to work with and install. I will certainly look for both early boot status LEDs and a "flash button" on motherboards I purchase in the future - good job MSI.

Pretty good A budget option has all the basics.

Specification shows that 8000 Series is supported, when i bought this motherboard and put 8000 Series CPU then motherboard support x8 PCI 4.0 with 8000 Series. This information is not listed here Wasted my time, money and effort to built this useless build. I checked other brand motherboard such as Giga byte and others does support without any issue. This is so stupid of such item to be existed.

Maybe this motherboard was used??Opened up my box and took off the cpu cover and discovered these bent or broken pins.Returning Motherboard and hoping to get a MSI mobo that isn't messed up.Thanks.

EXCELLENT, GREAT SPEED, BRAND NEW. GREAT FOR PRICE!

Solid motherboard for the price of $110. If it costs anymore than that, you probably should look at other options. One major problem with the board is the USB-C does not work. I tried two different PC cases. Both times give an error about the device is drawing too much power when I plug in anything to the USB-C slot that goes from the MB to the front of the PC case. Yes, a low power consumption USB stick causes the USB-C slot to scream: "You are drawing too much power out of me." Therefore the USB-C is unusable.I am keeping this motherboard just because I do not want to wait for a new one and probably would have to purchase a more expensive one just to not have this USB-C problem again. I am using a USB adapter to workaround this issue and forget about having a USB-C slot at all.