MSI MEG X870E GODLIKE, E-ATX - Supports AMD Ryzen 9000/8000/7000 Processors, AM5 - Dynamic Dashboard III, EZ Slide M.2, 110A SPS, DDR5 Memory (9000+ MT/s OC), M.2 & PCIe 5.0, USB4, Wi-Fi 7, 10G LAN
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Style: MEG X870E GODLIKE
Features
- ULTRA POWER+ - SUPPORTS THE LATEST RYZEN 9000 PROCESSORS IN HIGH PERFORMANCE - The MEG X870E GODLIKE employs a 24 DRPS (110A, SPS) for the AMD X870E chipset (AM5, Ryzen) with Core Boost architecture, 3.99" LCD for hardware monitoring and personalization
- FROZR GUARD - Premium cooling features such as Wavy fin design, Direct-touch Cross Heat-pipe, 9W/mK MOSFET thermal pads, extra choke thermal pads, double-sided EZ M.2 Shield Frozr II, and Combo-fan (for pump & system) header (3A)
- EZ DIY DESIGN - Multiple DIY-friendly features, such as EZ Link with the EZ Bridge and EZ Control Hub, simplify the PC building process. PCIe Release, EZ Magnetic M.2 Shield Frozr II, and EZ M.2 Clip II simplify assembly for SSD and GPU swaps.
- SEPTUPLE M.2 CONNECTORS and DDR5 MEMORY - Storage include onboard 2 x M.2 Gen5 x4 and 3 x M.2 Gen4 x4 slots with double-sided Shield Frozr. M.2 XPANDER-Z SLIDER GEN5 provides 2 additional M.2 Gen5 slots. 4 x DDR5 DIMM SMT slots (1DPC 1R, 9000+ MT/s OC)
- ULTRA CONNECT - Network hardware includes a full-speed Wi-Fi 7 with Bluetooth 5.4 & 10Gbps plus 5Gbps LAN; Rear ports include USB4 Type-C 40Gbps with display output and 7.1 USB High Performance Audio with Audio Boost 5 HD (supports S/PDIF output)
Description
MEG X870E GODLIKE: Beyond the Norm, Meet GODLIKE Experience the pinnacle of innovation with the MEG X870E GODLIKE gaming motherboard, ready for the ultimate AI PC. The dark black heatsink design features embedded crystal-cut tempered glass with a stereoscopic dragon and the groundbreaking Dynamic Dashboard III, setting a new standard for AMD X870E motherboards. Designed for extreme performance on the AMD X870E chipset (Ryzen 9000 / 8000 / 7000 supported, AM5), the MSI MEG X870E GODLIKE includes premium GPU support with PCIe 5.0 x16 and PCIe 4.0 x16 slots, improved DDR5 memory support (9000+ MT/s OC), and extensive M.2 Gen5 storage options with M.2 XPANDER-Z SLIDER GEN5. To power the latest Ryzen 9000 processors, the MEG X870E GODLIKE is equipped with a 24 DRPS (110A, SPS) VRM for the CPU, dual 8-pin power connectors, augmented with multiple passive cooling features, and a 10-layer server-grade PCB with 2oz of thickened copper. Connectivity includes full-speed Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 technology, Marvell 10G LAN + Realtek 5G LAN, USB4 Type-C (40Gbps) with 4K@120Hz display support, and 7.1 USB High Performance Audio. Ready to step into the future of AI gaming with the MEG X870E GODLIKE, where cutting-edge technology meets unmatched performance.
Brand: msi
CPU Socket: Socket AM5
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
RAM Memory Technology: DDR5
Compatible Processors: Supports AMD Ryzen 9000/ 8000/ 7000 Series Desktop Processors
Chipset Type: AMD X870E
Memory Clock Speed: 9000 MHz
Platform: Windows 11
Model Name: MEG X870E GODLIKE
Memory Storage Capacity: 256 GB
RAM: DDR5
Memory Speed: 9000 MHz
Brand: msi
Series: MEG X870E GODLIKE
Item model number: X870EGODLIKE
Item Weight: 6 pounds
Package Dimensions: 15.16 x 14.72 x 5.24 inches
Manufacturer: MSI
Date First Available: November 4, 2024
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This is a quality motherboard that comes at an ultra-premium cost. The PCIe 5.0 lanes are sensibly laid out, allowing for many M.2 NVME drives without eating into the GPU's PCIe lanes. I've had no issues getting the my Crucial T705 to negotiate as gen 5 in the M.2_1 slot. I'm upgrading from an ASUS ROG x670e Crosshair EXTREME, and the GODLIKE's expander board is much better than ASUS's offering on their premium motherboard. The GODLIKE's expander allows you to change NVME drives from outside the case (sorry, no hot-swapping). I was able to install it into PCI_E3 so that it does not take away any lanes from my GPU (though in this configuration it can only support having one of its M.2 slots active). My only complaint is that the fan on the expander just ramps to full speed right away and is unnecessarily loud. I really enjoyed the EZ Link design. It really made everything more clear and centralized over the x670e Crosshairs Extreme. The EZ Control Hub was also one of the more easy to deal with hubs. It makes sense to hide away most of the fan and RGB connections in the back of the case. I was building in a Cooler Master HAF Evo 700 and the fan and RGB hubs the case came with really made how comparatively easy the EZ Control Hub was to use apparent. The great thing about that hub is that it lets you set the fan curves in BIOS without needing to use third-party software in Windows. All the DIY niceties like the magnetic covers on unneeded ports, M.2 heatsinks, the EZ-Clip for putting in NVME drives, are all great. It is all very thoughtful and almost makes you feel like you're having a luxury PC-building experience. I've been getting some great PBO/CO results so I'm sure the VRM-supplied power and stability of the motherboard is good, but I did not A/B test it against any other board or anything. The two included temperature probes are useful. I nestled one into the cables coming from my 12VHPWR connector in order to detect any overheating situation before the connector starts melting. The other one I'm using for case ambient.I believe you can actually use them to control the fans in the motherboard settings, so that can be really useful for tuning an ideal quiet but functional cooling setup. The LCD display (Dynamic Dashboard III) is good. There's a decent amount of customization you can do once you use their software. The only significant flaw for myself is that I could not get Device Encryption to work on Windows 11. I could not get it to work on the x670e Crosshair EXTREME either. I get the same error: BitLocker cannot use Secure Boot for integrity because the expected TCG Log separator entry is missing or invalid. I suspect it's the same BIOS problem as the x670e Crosshair EXTREME and that the TCG log in PCR7 was not correctly written by their UEFI implementation.
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This motherboard is overpriced, considering there are sub-$300 motherboards that do essentially the same thing (especially if you don't need the overkill amount of ports on the I/O panel). But for an aesthetic, top-of-the-line black build, this motherboard is unmatched. The RGB for the dragon and "carbon" branding is lovely, and the board itself is solid and high quality. It's chock-full of ports, headers, and features- plus the BIOS is incredibly intuitive and easy to use/navigate. Unfortunately, the second M.2 slot shares a lane with the first PCIe slot, so you won't be able to use all four SSD slots unless you want to halve your GPU slot from PCIe 5.0 x16 to PCIe 5.0 x8 (even if that's pretty insignificant). Overall, though, it's a great board, but overkill for most and incredibly expensive for a motherboard.
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UPDATE: I ended up sending a ticket to MSI to see if they could fix the WiFi issue, after some back and forth, their solution was to buy a WiFi extended. The "fix" comes after them knowing my computer is less than 20 feet from the router. I returned it after that message and bought a Gigabyte x870 Elite WiFi 7. Haven't had a single issue with it since. Used to use MSI but after that motherboard I'll be returning to other brands that don't sell garbage. Where to start, I have built multiple computers and for the most part, don't have many issues. However, with this motherboard it has been nothing BUT issues. I was drawn towards this one because of its high reviews and MSI generally has a good name. However, I cannot recommend this motherboard any less. To begin off, this motherboard takes on average 1 minute to boot past the MSI logo. This is with OC RAM, some people have had better luck with out of the box RAM. This product should truthfully be labeled as "beta testing" and should not have a price tag of 300 dollars. Currently experienced bugs/issues: -EZ Debug constantly showing code 08 - "System Agent initialization after microcode loading" from MSI forums, this is a known issue that can only be solved by downloading a beta version BIOS update. Which one user stated that they lost all USB 2.0 connections after installing this -Motherboard does not detect some RGB components after waking up from a sleep mode. For instance the fans will still function normally but the LED's will not come back on. OpenRGB will not detect the components after the computer has been woken up from sleep. To fix this issue, you must restart the computer and make sure it doesn't go to sleep. -WiFi, it claims "WiFi 7 has ultimate low latency" I just upgraded this motherboard and now I am getting consistent packet drops, nearly every 2 - 3 minutes the ping will spike to 2000+ then immediately drop down to 20-40. Not sure if this is a hardware issue or a driver issue, doesn't matter either way. Having a disconnection like this is very disruptive for gaming. I have not been able to try ethernet cable, so I can't say if that does or does not work. -When this board comes in, it does not come with the wifi drivers, therefore you must already have a device that can download the driver then transfer it to a usb driver to install -Over 1 minute boot up times from the press of the power button -MSI bloatware known as MSI center, also it will try and install Norton Antivirus - another baffling decision from MSI -The wifi connection is not the industry standard RP-SMA, female to male connection. It is a plug-in type with the option to install adapters. If you want to use a wifi antenna that isn't the one that comes in a box, you will need to buy adapters. Most aftermarket on amazon use the RP-SMA female to male. In the box with the motherboard there is an incentive to review this motherboard, that is probably why there are so many 5 star reviews. This is in no way a good gaming motherboard, maybe I just got a bad board, but with all the issues above, I will be promptly returning this and buying something that doesn't make me feel like I work at a QA department. I did not buy a motherboard so I could tinker with the BIOS settings and installing/repairing drivers.
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