MSI PRO X870-P WIFI ATX AM5 Motherboard, USB 4.0, 4x SATA 6Gb/s, AMD Wi-Fi 7,USB 4.0

57 reviews for MSI PRO X870-P WIFI ATX AM5 Motherboard, USB 4.0, 4x SATA 6Gb/s, AMD Wi-Fi 7,USB 4.0

1. 

   5 out of 5

   Kory E. – November 22, 2024

   Pros: labeling of connectors and slots make installation very easy.
   FROZR M.2 cooler is really stout and easy to install.
   Solid VRM’s
   BIOS buttons make troubleshooting very easy. Overall Review: Great board, very strong, didn’t worry about any flexing. Super easy to locate and identify all the plugs and ports.
   I initially had some trouble getting the machine to post, the status LED’s on the board helped narrow down that I had a bad cpu. Flashing the BIOS with the push of a button on the IO shield made narrowing down a dead cpu super easy. This review is for the MSI Review Rebate Program

2. 

   4 out of 5

   Zack Paulus – November 28, 2024

   Pros: Visually appealing for my build
   BIOS is well laid out, easy to use
   Easy to flash BIOS if necessary
   Plenty of I/O, fan headers for all my devices
   WIFI 7!!
   Premium feel Cons: Does not appear to work well with WD 850x 2tb (MOBO detects card only half the time when plugged into Gen 5 slot Overall Review: Would absolutely recommend to other people, but beware use of WD 850x 2tb. Check QVL/compatability on MSI website before committing to specific parts.

3. 

   5 out of 5

   Anonymous – January 5, 2025

   Overall Review: The Only MB I found that would be for higher end gaming, without selling my organs. Although I would have but the high end MB are sold out so this was the current (Dec 1-30,2024) best choice. The colors look amazing on this MB, IO does seem to be on the bigger side so maybe no chunky fan coolers..gg…i will try it out anyways.

4. 

   5 out of 5

   Mark F. – January 23, 2025

   Pros: I have a 7950, 9800x3d, and 9950x, and i built another 9800x3d for my nephew. It’s a simple mobo with just enough performance to work well with all the latest amd am5 processors. So far all my systems work with 6400Mhz memory and it does have a bios update port and button on the back which made it easier to get the system working with these latest processors. The one SSD slot has a quick install and the heatsink is a click close so it’s easy. there are i think 2 other ssd slots but no quick install standoffs. Cons: I think overall, the plastics used to build the mobo feels a lot more cheap and brittle. I was installing memory and it slipped sideways and it cracked the one side that holds the memory stick in. Also pushing the video card release i pushed it just a little too hard with a long screw driver and it broke that tab off lol. I never ever had this happen on any other motherboard i ever worked with. Overall Review: Overall for AM5, easy to set up and windows 11 just loaded with no problems. The latest bios did support the 6400Mhz mem sticks in expo so it was easy to set up, but make sure you get 2 sticks. Its much harder to set up 4 sticks.

5. 

   4 out of 5

   Christopher H. – February 6, 2025

   Pros: Pretty easy setup, good labeling on board
   Good value board for its features Cons: POST is slow, BIOS changes make it slower
   Overclocking settings changes test my patience
   No paper manual, online docs are generic – good thing there’s good labeling on the board Overall Review: 9800x3d CPU, 3090 GPU, G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo DDR5 RAM 64GB 6000MT/s CL30-40-40-96.
   Had some challenges with slow- or no-POST after making changes and testing various configs in Ryzen Master. Sometimes it’s hard to tell if the board is going to POST after a change or just sit forever. Convenient CLEAR CMOS button on the backplate but sometimes the process needs to be repeated several times before it gets past POST again.

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   1 out of 5

   ken c. – February 23, 2025

   Overall Review: Long boot times (60secs) even after updating the bios, enabling memory context bricked it , was stuck on a restart loop, it wouldnt POST.
   Go for an ASUS instead or something else, boot times for the asus x870 is in the 15 secs.

7. 

   1 out of 5

   Hunter B. – March 10, 2025

   Pros: NONE Cons: Bios / Hardware / M.2 ports / Product Support – All do not work as intended. Overall Review: Worst Motherboard Purchase Ever!
   please discontinue this product and all MSI products from 2024 -2025

8. 

   4 out of 5

   Anonymous – June 11, 2025

   Pros: Easy install, easy to find mobo standoffs, great IO, good aesthetics. Cons: Poor plastic quality, inconvenient Fan ports, Bios leaves some to be desired. Overall Review: Overall this Mobo deserved a 4/5 star review.
   There was nothing catastrophic about this mobo, it arrived with no socket or slot issues, it booted first try, no debug lights.
   I do have some dislikes. I wish there were more fan plug ins. Im only running 3 intakes and two cpu fans on an air cooler. With the layout of my case I struggled to find viable ports for my fans that the wires could reach and also have good cable management at the same time.
   When uninstalling my GPU from the mobo after doing my first boot before installing the mobo into my case. My PCIe latch broke off when pulling my GPU out. I am unsure if it was user error or poor plastic quality on the slots of this mobo but it was still frustrating. Luckily I am still able to secure my GPU to my mobo with a GPU support bracket. But it definitely ruined any hopes of upgrading while keeping this mobo.
   The CMOS clear button is really nice when Overclocking. Pressing that instead of pulling out the CMOS battery after a failed overclocking is a hell of a lot easier.
   Id recommend this product as a good mid-high tier mobo. But it does have its gimmicks.