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MSI Gaming Intel Skylake B150 LGA 1151 DDR4 USB 3.1 Mini ITX Motherboard (B150I Gaming Pro AC)

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Size: miniITX
Style: B150I Gaming Pro AC
Brand MSI
CPU Socket LGA 1151
Compatible Devices Personal Computer
RAM Memory Technology DDR4
Compatible Processors Intel Celeron, Intel Pentium
Chipset Type Intel B150
Memory Clock Speed 2133 MHz
Platform Windows 10
Model Name B150I GAMING PRO AC
CPU Model Pentium

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  • Socket LGA 1151 for Intel 6th Generation Core/Pentium/Celeron processors
  • Intel B150 chipset
  • 4 USB3.1 Gen1 (aka USB 3.0) and 6 USB2.0
  • Mini ITX
  • 1 PCI-E 3.0 x16
  • Intel Wireless-AC 8260 and Bluetooth 4.2
  • DDR4 Boost
  • Military Class 4 Components
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    MSI B150I GAMING PRO AC: LGA 1151, Intel B150, 4 USB3.1 Gen1 (aka USB 3.0), 6 USB2.0, PCI-E 3.0 x16, Turbo M.2 32Gb/s slot, 4 SATA 6Gb/s, 1 DVI, 1 HDMI, Intel Wireless-AC 8260, Bluetooth 4.2, Mini-ITX Motherboard

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    Customers find the motherboard functional and well-made. They find it a decent value for the money, with an easy setup and intuitive BIOS. Many are satisfied with its looks. However, some have mixed opinions on the build quality, USB ports, and LED brightness.

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    93 customers mention "Functionality"77 positive16 negative

    Customers like the functionality of the motherboard. It works well with their Core i7 6700K processor and is easy to install and build on. They have no issues running Linux with it, and the WiFi works nicely. The included toolkit is helpful when it comes to plugging in components.

    "I've had this board for more than a week and it works great. I love the BIOS and the full UEFI support...." Read more

    "...So far, it's working like a champ, and I'll definitely keep this board in mind if my slimline ITX workstation ever needs to grow up into a mid-tower." Read more

    "...This motherboard is still running great. I have had zero problems with it, still boots fast, and the gaming is great...." Read more

    "...Worked flawlessly with my Core i7 6700K processor. A couple of things to note:..." Read more

    88 customers mention "Quality"88 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the motherboard's quality. They mention it's a good no-frills gaming motherboard and that MSI makes awesome hardware. The build quality is easy to see even for new builders like them, and they have had no problems with their new build.

    "...Still, I was mildly impressed by the mouse, it makes a good spare. I went back to my regular mouse, which is currently a Steel Series Sensei...." Read more

    "...was just another quick-pick for budget builds but this motherboard is pretty good! Pros: Easy installation into most cases...." Read more

    "...A quality mid-grade motherboard that fits well in an ATX case and operates at 36-38 degrees Celsius consistently under normal load." Read more

    "...MSI makes awesome hardware - one of the few companies I've been buying from which I have yet to have an issue...." Read more

    50 customers mention "Ease of installation"35 positive15 negative

    Customers find the motherboard easy to set up and use. They appreciate the intuitive BIOS, clear instructions, and setup disc. The setup process is straightforward, with everything fitting together smoothly and coming up immediately.

    "...It's never been so easy to put in a CPU. I am disappointed that the board doesn't support hardware RAID. It was what I was hoping to do...." Read more

    "...Very well packaged with anti-static foam and wrap, clear instruction, and setup disc. Plenty of SATA ports if you have many SSD or HDs...." Read more

    "...It all went together perfectly and came up immediately. Windows 7 installed without a hitch...." Read more

    "...Not a huge deal just something to be aware of. The bios was easy to navigate and I would highly recomend." Read more

    50 customers mention "Value for money"47 positive3 negative

    Customers appreciate the motherboard's value for money. They find it a decent board for the money, running without issues, and a good budget board for some gaming. The WiFi works nicely.

    "...features and a solid OEM behind it were a huge plus, and at this price point? There was just no reason not to pick up this board and give it a try...." Read more

    "...Manual could use some more detail but it's OK. Great motherboard for the price. Would buy again!" Read more

    "This is a great budget motherboard for an i7 build. Worked flawlessly with my Core i7 6700K processor. A couple of things to note:..." Read more

    "...neutral aesthetic and solid feature-set make this a very well-rounded board for the price...." Read more

    30 customers mention "Looks"30 positive0 negative

    Customers like the motherboard's appearance. It has ports they need, a nice BIOS screen, sturdy hardware, and red LEDs that shine clearly. They mention it boots fast, has a nice color scheme, and the LEDs are bright enough to see through a tinted case window.

    "...LEDs, including on the backside of the motherboard, which look nice in a windowed case. Overall, this is a great motherboard for the money...." Read more

    "...A nice, neutral aesthetic and solid feature-set make this a very well-rounded board for the price...." Read more

    "...were not as bright as I had hoped but they are bright enough to see through my tinted case window...." Read more

    "...It looks beautiful and runs great except for a few problems...." Read more

    67 customers mention "Build quality"44 positive23 negative

    Customers have different views on the build quality. Some find it solid and stable, with good WiFi and a nice aesthetic. Others report issues like defective boards or CPU malfunctions.

    "...Good features and a solid OEM behind it were a huge plus, and at this price point?..." Read more

    "...It boots fast, it has a nice BIOS screen, sturdy hardware, and overall, I think it's a solid motherboard for the low price (under $100)...." Read more

    "...pack it up and send it back again because it failed on me... Defective is defective and your quality control I see still has not changed no matter..." Read more

    "...I will have to look into this, though. Great for themed builds thanks to it's black color scheme! Cons: Well, it's small...." Read more

    29 customers mention "Usb ports"10 positive19 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the USB ports on the motherboard. Some find them useful, with plenty of ports and expansion slots for upgradability. Others report issues like dead USB ports, USB ports not working properly, or running without USB 3.0 drivers.

    "...This time it's running without the USB 3.0 drivers. One last thing; regarding Amazon. The parts were delivered in two separate deliveries...." Read more

    "...The board was a joy to build on. Plenty of clearance, plenty of expansion slots, and perhaps the easiest time I've ever had getting a motherboard to..." Read more

    "...two stars because of the first issue i mentioned and the sata plug ins are really lose and I can pull it out if i can tug hard enough...." Read more

    "...finally the USB 3.0 plug on the board is so loose sometimes one of my front usb ports wont work when i turn my PC on...." Read more

    23 customers mention "Led brightness"10 positive13 negative

    Customers have different views on the LED brightness of the motherboard. Some find the red LEDs clear and useful, while others say the backlighting is a gimmick and not as bright as expected.

    "...There are no LED's on the board until the board is actually turned on...." Read more

    "...It was what I was hoping to do. It also comes with four LED backlights which I was hoping to provide a bit more light than it does...." Read more

    "...I will say the while LEDs were not as bright as I had hoped but they are bright enough to see through my tinted case window...." Read more

    "...The motherboard also has tiny LEDs, including on the backside of the motherboard, which look nice in a windowed case...." Read more

    Stuff like this is why B150 boards rock
    5 out of 5 stars
    Stuff like this is why B150 boards rock
    When my wife expressed interest in a computer for running VMs, I bought an i7-6700 and placed it into an existing Mini ITX slimline build. When she mentioned wanting a single PC that could do everything for her, including gaming, it was pretty obvious that the half-width GTX 750 Ti in my slimline build wouldn't cover it, and she needed a full-build PC of her own centered around that 6700, with room for more (and more powerful) components than my slimline could provide.The problem I kept running into with choosing a motherboard is that her CPU is an i7-6700. It's not Z170 material, but H110M boards didn't have the features I wanted or, frankly, enough power phases for me to be comfortable strapping even a non-K 6700 to them. B150 made sense as a possible chipset, and coming across this board made it a sure thing for me. No question, if you're running any Skylake CPU aside from the 6600K and 6700K, this board is a great value.The board was a joy to build on. Plenty of clearance, plenty of expansion slots, and perhaps the easiest time I've ever had getting a motherboard to line up with the I/O backplate. There were a couple of tabs that had to be physically removed from the backplate to get everything to fit, but nothing major. The board had a bit more flex to it than I'm entirely comfortable with, but I was never concerned enough to stop and rethink things. I don't know if this was intentional on MSI's part, but the placement of the second CPU fan header was perfect for water cooling. In fact, there was enough clearance all around that the 240mm radiator earmarked for this build fit in without any blocked connections. The board also boasts an M.2 connection and more fan headers than any B150 chipset board should reasonably need, so no worries about case cooling.The motherboard came with a CD, as all motherboards do, full of drivers and software. Definitely install the chipset drivers. The software...eh? I generally just grab any software I want right from the OEM's website. It's guaranteed to be up to date. While you're there, check and make sure your BIOS is up to date as well.As for aesthetics, the overall brown color scheme certainly isn't the most beautiful thing I've ever laid eyes upon, but in a subdued case layout without LED RAM or over the top lighting, it works fine. I'd consider it to be utilitarian. No one's going to mistake it for a Sabertooth, but that's ok, because if you've got an $80 Sabertooth, it probably doesn't work. If bright, flashy builds are your thing, look elsewhere.And I think that's where I'll leave this one. It's perfect for my needs, absolutely perfect, because I have a locked CPU and basically just needed a functional board that I could throw my spare parts at to make my wife a PC. Good features and a solid OEM behind it were a huge plus, and at this price point? There was just no reason not to pick up this board and give it a try. So far, it's working like a champ, and I'll definitely keep this board in mind if my slimline ITX workstation ever needs to grow up into a mid-tower.
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    • Jason C
      5.0 out of 5 stars Powerful board in a small package! No Raid support. Not great for SLI or CrossFire. Still great though!
      Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2016
      Size: uATXStyle: B150M MortarVerified Purchase
      I've had this board for more than a week and it works great. I love the BIOS and the full UEFI support. All of the heatsinks make the board a little bulky in a microATX case with two water cooling radiators, but I'll make it work. The clamps for the Intel 1151 processors are awesome! It's never been so easy to put in a CPU.
      I am disappointed that the board doesn't support hardware RAID. It was what I was hoping to do. It also comes with four LED backlights which I was hoping to provide a bit more light than it does. This board will kneecap a second video card in SLI or CrossFire, so I recommend getting a really awesome single card so you have room for a good WiFi card below it.
      Tip: If you plan on dual booting OSs than ensure you turn off Fast Boot and MSI Fast Boot in the Bios. Also, in the windows OS under the power options. I had an issue booting EFI Windows 10 from the EFI Grub loader. It would tell me there isn't any Kernal in that partition until I disabled all three Fast Boot options.
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    • B.C.
      5.0 out of 5 stars Stuff like this is why B150 boards rock
      Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016
      Size: ATXStyle: B150 PC MateVerified Purchase
      When my wife expressed interest in a computer for running VMs, I bought an i7-6700 and placed it into an existing Mini ITX slimline build. When she mentioned wanting a single PC that could do everything for her, including gaming, it was pretty obvious that the half-width GTX 750 Ti in my slimline build wouldn't cover it, and she needed a full-build PC of her own centered around that 6700, with room for more (and more powerful) components than my slimline could provide.

      The problem I kept running into with choosing a motherboard is that her CPU is an i7-6700. It's not Z170 material, but H110M boards didn't have the features I wanted or, frankly, enough power phases for me to be comfortable strapping even a non-K 6700 to them. B150 made sense as a possible chipset, and coming across this board made it a sure thing for me. No question, if you're running any Skylake CPU aside from the 6600K and 6700K, this board is a great value.

      The board was a joy to build on. Plenty of clearance, plenty of expansion slots, and perhaps the easiest time I've ever had getting a motherboard to line up with the I/O backplate. There were a couple of tabs that had to be physically removed from the backplate to get everything to fit, but nothing major. The board had a bit more flex to it than I'm entirely comfortable with, but I was never concerned enough to stop and rethink things. I don't know if this was intentional on MSI's part, but the placement of the second CPU fan header was perfect for water cooling. In fact, there was enough clearance all around that the 240mm radiator earmarked for this build fit in without any blocked connections. The board also boasts an M.2 connection and more fan headers than any B150 chipset board should reasonably need, so no worries about case cooling.

      The motherboard came with a CD, as all motherboards do, full of drivers and software. Definitely install the chipset drivers. The software...eh? I generally just grab any software I want right from the OEM's website. It's guaranteed to be up to date. While you're there, check and make sure your BIOS is up to date as well.

      As for aesthetics, the overall brown color scheme certainly isn't the most beautiful thing I've ever laid eyes upon, but in a subdued case layout without LED RAM or over the top lighting, it works fine. I'd consider it to be utilitarian. No one's going to mistake it for a Sabertooth, but that's ok, because if you've got an $80 Sabertooth, it probably doesn't work. If bright, flashy builds are your thing, look elsewhere.

      And I think that's where I'll leave this one. It's perfect for my needs, absolutely perfect, because I have a locked CPU and basically just needed a functional board that I could throw my spare parts at to make my wife a PC. Good features and a solid OEM behind it were a huge plus, and at this price point? There was just no reason not to pick up this board and give it a try. So far, it's working like a champ, and I'll definitely keep this board in mind if my slimline ITX workstation ever needs to grow up into a mid-tower.
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      B.C.
      5.0 out of 5 stars
      Stuff like this is why B150 boards rock

      Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016
      When my wife expressed interest in a computer for running VMs, I bought an i7-6700 and placed it into an existing Mini ITX slimline build. When she mentioned wanting a single PC that could do everything for her, including gaming, it was pretty obvious that the half-width GTX 750 Ti in my slimline build wouldn't cover it, and she needed a full-build PC of her own centered around that 6700, with room for more (and more powerful) components than my slimline could provide.

      The problem I kept running into with choosing a motherboard is that her CPU is an i7-6700. It's not Z170 material, but H110M boards didn't have the features I wanted or, frankly, enough power phases for me to be comfortable strapping even a non-K 6700 to them. B150 made sense as a possible chipset, and coming across this board made it a sure thing for me. No question, if you're running any Skylake CPU aside from the 6600K and 6700K, this board is a great value.

      The board was a joy to build on. Plenty of clearance, plenty of expansion slots, and perhaps the easiest time I've ever had getting a motherboard to line up with the I/O backplate. There were a couple of tabs that had to be physically removed from the backplate to get everything to fit, but nothing major. The board had a bit more flex to it than I'm entirely comfortable with, but I was never concerned enough to stop and rethink things. I don't know if this was intentional on MSI's part, but the placement of the second CPU fan header was perfect for water cooling. In fact, there was enough clearance all around that the 240mm radiator earmarked for this build fit in without any blocked connections. The board also boasts an M.2 connection and more fan headers than any B150 chipset board should reasonably need, so no worries about case cooling.

      The motherboard came with a CD, as all motherboards do, full of drivers and software. Definitely install the chipset drivers. The software...eh? I generally just grab any software I want right from the OEM's website. It's guaranteed to be up to date. While you're there, check and make sure your BIOS is up to date as well.

      As for aesthetics, the overall brown color scheme certainly isn't the most beautiful thing I've ever laid eyes upon, but in a subdued case layout without LED RAM or over the top lighting, it works fine. I'd consider it to be utilitarian. No one's going to mistake it for a Sabertooth, but that's ok, because if you've got an $80 Sabertooth, it probably doesn't work. If bright, flashy builds are your thing, look elsewhere.

      And I think that's where I'll leave this one. It's perfect for my needs, absolutely perfect, because I have a locked CPU and basically just needed a functional board that I could throw my spare parts at to make my wife a PC. Good features and a solid OEM behind it were a huge plus, and at this price point? There was just no reason not to pick up this board and give it a try. So far, it's working like a champ, and I'll definitely keep this board in mind if my slimline ITX workstation ever needs to grow up into a mid-tower.
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    • Eddie B.
      4.0 out of 5 stars Review for the B150 Gaming Pro
      Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2016
      Verified Purchase
      I got the B150 gaming pro version of this motherboard. I've been building computers for about 5~ years now and this was my first Micro ATX build. This motherboard, I have say, I really like it so far. It boots fast, it has a nice BIOS screen, sturdy hardware, and overall, I think it's a solid motherboard for the low price (under $100). The gaming pro version also comes with a mouse that I have not tried yet, but I thought that was a nice addition.

      This motherboard supports the latest LGA 1151 Skylake CPUs out of the box. I installed a i7 6770 in mine and it works fantastic, paired with a set of PNY Anarchy 2133Mhz RAM. Games like a champ, runs cool and quiet, nearly as fast, if not faster than my previous PC, which was a watercooled, overclocked full ATX AMD FX8350 system. This board also supports overclocking, although I have not attempted it and plan NOT to. But the options are there. RAM settings can also be customized. Be weary, though, this isn't a full ATX and such, has smaller heat dissipation capabilities for overclocking.

      Versus the cheaper models, this version has two system fans plugs, both with 4 pin connectors. The motherboard also has tiny LEDs, including on the backside of the motherboard, which look nice in a windowed case. Overall, this is a great motherboard for the money. This has everything you will ever need to do serious gaming on a Micro ATX build. My one and only complaint; I wish the SATA connectors were all side-connectors instead of top-down. Two of them are, but four of them are not. This makes things very cramped for MIcro ATX builds.

      Overall, great motherboard. Feel free to ask any me questions about building a Micro ATX PC.

      My build:
      MSI Skylake B150 Gaming Pro
      Core i7 6770
      PNY Anarchy 2133Mhz DDR4 RAM, 16GB
      EVGA 600W 60 plus PSU
      MSI Radeon HD 7950 GPU
      Intel 520 series SSD, 240GB (boot)
      Seagate Barracuda 2TB HD (secondary)

      ~ Review Update, 6/23/2016 ~
      This motherboard is still running great. I have had zero problems with it, still boots fast, and the gaming is great. I started getting back intyo music production and recently plugged several USB devices into this, including Guitar Rig 5 and a mixerboard. I've had zero problems with them with this motherboard. So it makes a good build for music producers as well. Gaming wise, I've been playing a lot of Overwatch on this build and the game runs great in 1080p maxed out with the hardware listed above. I also had a chance to try the mouse that came with this; an MSI Interceptor DS-B1 gaming mouse that came with the B150 model of this motherboard. I have to say, the mouse is REALLY good. It's got a good feel, it plays well with FPS games including CS:GO. It's also go on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment. Unfortunately it's a budget mouse; the DPI is capped at 1,600 and you immediately notice the difference going back to a high-end mouse. There is also no software like other higher-end mouses have, so no programming buttons, adjusting the sensitivity, polling rate, DPI, or other settings on the mouse. Still, I was mildly impressed by the mouse, it makes a good spare. I went back to my regular mouse, which is currently a Steel Series Sensei. I have owned Razer and Logitech mice's in the past.
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      Eddie B.
      4.0 out of 5 stars
      Review for the B150 Gaming Pro

      Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2016
      I got the B150 gaming pro version of this motherboard. I've been building computers for about 5~ years now and this was my first Micro ATX build. This motherboard, I have say, I really like it so far. It boots fast, it has a nice BIOS screen, sturdy hardware, and overall, I think it's a solid motherboard for the low price (under $100). The gaming pro version also comes with a mouse that I have not tried yet, but I thought that was a nice addition.

      This motherboard supports the latest LGA 1151 Skylake CPUs out of the box. I installed a i7 6770 in mine and it works fantastic, paired with a set of PNY Anarchy 2133Mhz RAM. Games like a champ, runs cool and quiet, nearly as fast, if not faster than my previous PC, which was a watercooled, overclocked full ATX AMD FX8350 system. This board also supports overclocking, although I have not attempted it and plan NOT to. But the options are there. RAM settings can also be customized. Be weary, though, this isn't a full ATX and such, has smaller heat dissipation capabilities for overclocking.

      Versus the cheaper models, this version has two system fans plugs, both with 4 pin connectors. The motherboard also has tiny LEDs, including on the backside of the motherboard, which look nice in a windowed case. Overall, this is a great motherboard for the money. This has everything you will ever need to do serious gaming on a Micro ATX build. My one and only complaint; I wish the SATA connectors were all side-connectors instead of top-down. Two of them are, but four of them are not. This makes things very cramped for MIcro ATX builds.

      Overall, great motherboard. Feel free to ask any me questions about building a Micro ATX PC.

      My build:
      MSI Skylake B150 Gaming Pro
      Core i7 6770
      PNY Anarchy 2133Mhz DDR4 RAM, 16GB
      EVGA 600W 60 plus PSU
      MSI Radeon HD 7950 GPU
      Intel 520 series SSD, 240GB (boot)
      Seagate Barracuda 2TB HD (secondary)

      ~ Review Update, 6/23/2016 ~
      This motherboard is still running great. I have had zero problems with it, still boots fast, and the gaming is great. I started getting back intyo music production and recently plugged several USB devices into this, including Guitar Rig 5 and a mixerboard. I've had zero problems with them with this motherboard. So it makes a good build for music producers as well. Gaming wise, I've been playing a lot of Overwatch on this build and the game runs great in 1080p maxed out with the hardware listed above. I also had a chance to try the mouse that came with this; an MSI Interceptor DS-B1 gaming mouse that came with the B150 model of this motherboard. I have to say, the mouse is REALLY good. It's got a good feel, it plays well with FPS games including CS:GO. It's also go on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment. Unfortunately it's a budget mouse; the DPI is capped at 1,600 and you immediately notice the difference going back to a high-end mouse. There is also no software like other higher-end mouses have, so no programming buttons, adjusting the sensitivity, polling rate, DPI, or other settings on the mouse. Still, I was mildly impressed by the mouse, it makes a good spare. I went back to my regular mouse, which is currently a Steel Series Sensei. I have owned Razer and Logitech mice's in the past.
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    • SteveB
      5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
      Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 28, 2018
      Size: miniITXStyle: B150I Gaming Pro ACVerified Purchase
      Good stuff
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    • Arun
      5.0 out of 5 stars Good performance and reasonable price
      Reviewed in India on November 29, 2017
      Size: miniITXStyle: B150I Gaming Pro ACVerified Purchase
      Good performance and reasonable price. Itx motherboard is very rarely introduced in indian market. This is why they are highly priced. But they are very small. Msi always a trusted brand for gaming. Adding to it has a wifi receiver on inbuilt. M2 ssd supported with xmp porfile in bios setting.After buying do one thing before installing win 10. Pls pls update the bios. This product comes with old bios. So if u not update it can stop working completely. Better update from nearby msi service centre.
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    • Client d'Amazon
      3.0 out of 5 stars bonne carte mère ainsi que pour la souris
      Reviewed in France on November 28, 2016
      Verified Purchase
      Très bonne carte mère ,malheureusement ,j'ai eu la malchance de tomber sur une deffectueuse sinon la souris est top et ergonomique .
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    • Cliente de Amazon
      5.0 out of 5 stars Es un excelente producto, no me ha decepcionado
      Reviewed in Mexico on April 15, 2017
      Verified Purchase
      El embalaje del producto fue bastante bueno, la placa venia perfectamente dentro de una bolsa antiestatica por lo que no tengo duda de que se trataba de un producto nuevo y en excelentes condiciones. La razón por la que elegí esta placa es por su economico precio frente a otras del mismo estilo (yo la utilizare para gaming), lo único que quizas se extrañe aqui es la imposibilidad de realizar overclocking o al menos eso dice en el manual de usuario, es una placa un poco de transición CON LAS DE GENERACIONES PASADAS: 1 puerto Ps/2 (que se usaban hace muchos años para conexion de raton o teclado y de hecho puede parecer una desventaja, pero en mi caso me sirvió pues ya contaba con un antiguo teclado y me pude evitar una nueva compra de teclado por tal motivo) y USB 2.0; Y LAS ACTUALES, pues cuenta con elementos algo nuevos como memoria GDDR5, usb 3.0, Sata expres a 6 gb/s, PCIe x 16 (para la GPU). Yo la recomiendo ampliamente como una OPCION ECONOMICA para quien quiera una PC GAMING, El que quiera algo mejor puede irse hacia las placas mas modernas con GDDR5, posibilidades de overclock, usb 3.1, etcetera, pero con el gasto que eso conlleva. Y si solo la necesitas para tareas de oficina sencillas, esta placa va mas que sobrada o puedes optar por una de menor gama a un precio módico.
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    • Vasilia F.
      5.0 out of 5 stars Best purchase
      Reviewed in Canada on November 30, 2016
      Size: ATXStyle: B150 PC MateVerified Purchase
      The best Motherboard and I didn't need sound card I plug speakers and it word and it have a lot of space and it work so well nothing happens to it I would highly recommend to new pc build even old
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