MSI MPG B650I EDGE WIFI Motherboard, Mini-ITX - Supports AMD Ryzen 9000 Series CPUs, AM5 - 8 phases direct CPU power 80A VRM, DDR5 Memory Boost 6600+MHz/OC, 1 x PCIe 4.0 x16, 2 x M.2 Gen4, Wi-Fi 6E

Easy to get setup and install along with the BIOS updates, They're made really easy with their built in feature for bios flashing via the button on the back.Storage capacity i've not been able to use up to it's fullest and i've already been satisfied with the 1 slot i'm using up, Which is wonderful.The build quality is perfect, I've had no personal issues on that part and the USB ports all work and are fine and I feel like this is a great value for my money spent on this motherboard.

The CMOS battery was out of charge within a month of use, which seems to be a common problem with this models, and cause CMOS autoclear on reboot. Even after changing the battery the bios resets itself if the system is unpowered for sometime. BIOS has crashed a few times as well

Box wasn't damaged upon delivery, but after taking the motherboard out of the ESD bag, the CPU socket plastic cover was loose and not attached, which was probably caused the bent pins in the socket. The PCI-E catch for the GPU was also broken off entirely and loose in the bag. Also minor dents and scratches on various metal parts of the motherboard.Probably received someone else's return, it's disappointing to see that it's ended up in my hands instead of a brand new motherboard like I'd expect.

MSI's B650I Edge WiFi is the worst of all B650 Mini-ITX Motherboards with only PCIe 4.0 for graphics & storage. While ASRock B650E PG-ITX & ASUS B650E-I support PCIe 5.0.

This looks like an open box return. The box was sealed with tape and there was scruffy packing paper inside the box and the anti-static bag wasn’t sealed. My suspicions were confirmed when I took the M.2 cover off there was a burn mark on there as in the picture. Needless to say, I will be returning the item

Bought this as it was the cheapest B650 itx board at the time, a huge mistake!The memory implementation on this board is abysmal, it couldn't even run stock DDR5 speeds of 4800MHz without throwing an error LED at me. When it did boot 1 out of 10 times it was painfully slow, sometimes up to 30 minutes. Restarting from Windows 11 never worked, I had to shut down and press the power button again every time otherwise I got the dreaded LED again.I RMA'd my RAM, and PSU thinking they were the culprits until it turned out it was this board causing the trouble. I'm now rocking an ASUS Rog Strix B650E-I and despite a little more coil while, the ASUS board has been rock solid.Do a little research on MSI AM5 boards to see I'm not the only person with memory issues and save yourself the headaches, just go with a more reliable brand.