MSI B650 GAMING PLUS WIFI Motherboard, ATX - Supports AMD Ryzen 9000/8000 / 7000 Series Processors, AM5-14+2 Duet Rail VRM, DDR5 Memory Boost 6400+MHz/OC, 2 x PCIe 4.0 x16, 2 x M.2 Gen4, Wi-Fi 6E

Solid mATX motherboard with great value for an AM5 build. The MSI B650M Gaming Plus WiFi was easy to set up, booted my Ryzen system without issues, and feels well-built for the price. WiFi and Bluetooth work flawlessly, BIOS is clean and beginner-friendly, and it supports Ryzen 7000/8000/9000 series out of the box, which is a big plus for future upgrades. Plenty of connectivity for a compact board, good VRM cooling, and stable performance for gaming and everyday use. Overall, a reliable choice if you want strong features without paying for a high-end X670 board.

The MSI MAG B650 TOMAHAWK WiFi is a great motherboard that offers solid performance at a reasonable price. It gets the job done with ease, and its user-friendly BIOS is simple to navigate, making it perfect for users who don’t want overly complicated settings. It’s an ideal option for those looking to future-proof their build, thanks to its strong PCIe support and wide range of connectivity options, including M.2 slots and USB ports. The WiFi capability is another convenient feature that adds to its value. Installation is straightforward, and the board supports a lot of modern components, making it easy to integrate into your PC. One of the highlights is the cooling solutions, which keep the system running smoothly even during heavy use. For anyone looking for a reliable motherboard that delivers on performance, ease of use, and the ability to handle future upgrades, this is a fantastic choice.

I bought this motherboard to support a system with a Ryzen 7800X3D, MSI Nvidia Geforce 4070Ti, 2x WD_Black NVMe SSDs and 2x 16GB G.Skill Neo Z Trident DDR5-6000 RAM. These components ran me to an eye-watering sum, and with the AM5 platform being notoriously expensive, I was looking for a motherboard that could get them working efficiently without further breaking the bank. Having built the system and had a little time to get used to it, I am happy to say that the Tomohawk is a good board that works well for my needs, but there are one or two points you may want to consider to see if it meets yours too. Firstly, if you are using one of the 7000X3D CPUs, you WILL want to do a BIOS flash in order to load some firmware that makes the board compatible. This process can be done with a USB drive and a power supply before you assemble the build; a demonstration video on MSI's webpage makes the process straightforward. If this process sounds intimidating, you might want to consider a product that guarantees compatibility out of the box, but it's no more complicated than any other part of the PC building you will be doing. Make sure to take the latest firmware available: there was a recent controversy with older firmware setting voltages far too high for PBO profiles on AM5 motherboards, in the worst cases even resulting in total chip burnout. While the chances of being affected are slim, it is in all users' interests to take this step to make their system safe. Secondly, it should be noted that the board lacks PCI Express 5 support. This mainly has implications for the *next* generation of graphics cards and SSDs built to take advantage of this new high-speed channel - at the time of writing, almost everything (including all current-gen GPUs) is still on PCIE 4. If you're building a system with the intention of upgrading it, this isn't the most forward-compatible motherboard. If you're only intending to 'set and forget' like me, it won't be an issue at all, unless you 're planning to be an early adopter with the earliest PCIE 5 SSDs. But if neither of these issues are a dealbreaker, this motherboard will likely win you over for its stability, feature set and price. It has a healthy number of ports, both on the back plate and to connect to the front of your case. It has a better than average audio codec compared to other boards in this price range. The BIOS is attractive and easy to use, offering a wide degree of fine control for CPU and memory overclocking as well as 'one-click' presets. Context memory restore can cut down those notorious AM5 boot times significantly. Built in software automatically grabs the drivers you need immediately after the installation of Windows, which is convenient. I have had zero issues with the bluetooth, Wifi or ethernet networking, and zero issues in general so far. I'm satisfied with this purchase and happy to see that you don't need to spend silly money to get a motherboard that supports the latest and greatest from Nvidia and AMD. I can happily recommend the product on these strengths. However, those who are building with future upgrades in mind may want to consider whether they need something in a heavier weight class.

The MSI B650 Tomahawk WIFI is one of the newest MSI boards currently in circulation, sporting the new AM5 socket for AMD's Ryzen 7000 series. MSI have upped their game with this new motherboard - providing a seamless and ageless design with an all black and grey low profile colour scheme with some darker accents, creating a fantastic and sleek design that looks great in my S340 Elite. For the price, this board is excellent. With the new AM5 socket and DDR5 DIMM slots, new boards have a slight premium over older boards still in circulation, but this board strikes a nice balance between cost and feature set and I'm glad I spent the extra money for this board, especially an ATX variant. Features: This board supports from 4800MHz to 6600MHz DDR5, allowing for variation in purchased modules with room for overclocking with XMP profiles. 6 System fan ports are great to see, especially for those with larger cases that require more fans, as well as liquid coolers that can take advantage of the Pump fan port. The ATX variant allows for more features on the board, incluyding 3 Gen4 M.2 connectors for serious SSD expansion which is very exciting, and 2 of these include Frozr Shields over the SSDs for thermal protection! The I/O is fantastic - including Wifi and Bluetooth connectivity, with BT 5.2 and Wifi 6E. The ethernet port supports 2.5Gbps for incredible speed. But the main draw for me is the USB I/O; including USB 3.2 Gen 1 and 2, with USB 2.0 and Type C! In all, the I/O and expansion slots of this board are its real strengths and are an attractive draw for PC builders looking for options and futureproofing. One weakness does occur to me and thats clearance; its a common issue and not strictly MSI based - but clearance for DIMM slots when using a larger CPU cooler can be extremely tight if not impossible -my modules sit in DIMMs 2 and 4 as 1 is almost covered by a BeQuiet Dark Rock 4 with just one fan attached, so CPU Air cooler fans, be aware - a behemoth like the Dark Rock Pro 4 may remove access to DIMM slot 1. In all, its an ongoing problem that occurs with beefier coolers, but you may need one with a Ryzen 7000 series. That said - this is a fantastic and high value motherboard to bring in the new generation of AMD's CPUs and beyond. As an experienced builder, I highly recommend this motherboard, even if the price can be hard to swallow at first.

Goed moederbord, veel poorten aanwezig. Vooral gekocht omdat het een mooi zwart moederbord is voor de aesthetics en ook voor het merk. aanrader voor de prijs!

It has any good specs and it doesnt value your money

Excellent product, exactly as advertised A++++

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La MSI B650 GAMING PLUS WIFI est une très bonne base pour une configuration AM5 avec un Ryzen série 7000 ou 9000. Je l’ai couplée avec un Ryzen 5 9600X, et l’installation s’est faite sans souci. Tout fonctionne de manière stable et fluide, dès le premier boot. Compatibilité AM5 parfaite avec les nouveaux Ryzen Zen 4 Support de la RAM DDR5 jusqu’à 6400+ MHz, aucun problème de compatibilité avec les profils XMP/EXPO WiFi 6 et Bluetooth 5.2 intégrés : très pratique si vous ne voulez pas tirer un câble Bon VRM et refroidissement, même avec des CPU un peu plus puissants Présence d’un slot PCIe 4.0 pour GPU et deux slots M.2 NVMe, parfait pour le gaming et la productivité BIOS MSI toujours aussi lisible et facile à configurer