MSI MPOWER Z77
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From the reviews on the net, the board seems a killer bang/buck ratio. HOCP and guru3d both seemed to like it, and had no problems. Its $30 cheaper then the Asus z77 pro, and has a $10 MIR on top of that, with all the features, and looks way cooler!
I also really like MSI's rma. With a return center in Toronto it makes for very easy (and fast) turnarounds, if needed. I'll be picking one of these up myself!
I also really like MSI's rma. With a return center in Toronto it makes for very easy (and fast) turnarounds, if needed. I'll be picking one of these up myself!
great_big_abyss
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Yeah, nice board. I may just pick one up myself when I do an Ivy upgrade in a couple of months.
Soullessone21
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This has been one of the best boards I have ever owned its a work of art and OC's like it was designed to 
Pabz0r545
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I have it and I like it a lot but the one big problem many people have with it is the lack of offset voltage for overclocking. Don't bother me though
tyreman
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Don't think you can go wrong
Got rid of an Asus Z77 Pro for this and won't ever look back
Asus makes better routers than motherboards now:biggrin:
Offset voltage thingy is only real major non and who cares
No Intel NIC but the Realtek works fine
Extremely stable motherboard and dual bios
Hint don't just use mouse to scroll up and down in bios use arrows etc
I agree with you that it looks way cooler! I've decided to get it solely because of its colour scheme! But it's good to know the board has plenty of features and good reviews too heh.
Does MSI cover shipping costs for RMA?
Thanks!
Thanks for your input! May I ask what are the benefits of using this board with an Ivy Bridge CPU? I plan to use this with a 2700k.
