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Pedro M Villanueva Salgado
Comentado en México el 31 de agosto de 2024
Tras una extensa investigación, buscando una placa que se ajuste a mi presupuesto pero que al mismo tiempo me dure lo suficiente para estar vigente varios años a futuro puedo decir que es una EXCELENTE placa base con gran capacidad de memoria 4 espacios para M.2 y 8 SATA. Además de contar con varios heatsinks colocados perfectamente para controlar las altas temperaturas.).Sugiero usar solo 3 M.2 para no reducir el rendimiento de la tarjeta de video.Cuenta con Wifi 7 para conexiones ultra rápidas (la antena es magnética por cierto.Me convencí de comprar MSI al leer muy buenas reseñas por parte de su equipo de soporte, y varias reseñas que mencionan el producto se encuentra en excelentes condiciones.Sin duda satisface mis necesidades y como un plus el diseño es muy elegante.Aún estoy por terminar mi ensamble (mi primera vez), estoy muy emocionado de que supere mis expectativas!
John
Comentado en Canadá el 6 de junio de 2024
I recently built a gaming rig, and decided to use this motherboard. Currently runs with an i9-14900k and so far never had any issues. One thing I like so much about this motherboard is that it isn't tacky looking and non-gimicky branding stamps on it like other brands. I like a simple looking motherboard with no nonsense LED's on it. Also the MSI BIOS is such an easy BIOS to work on. They made it so easy to configure your settings compared to other brands like Gigabyte or ASUS. If you're looking for a mid to high end Motherboard for gaming or daily usage, then I recommend purchasing this. It's all worth it.
D3
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de diciembre de 2024
I could not have designed a better motherboard. What do I love about this.1) The ARGB headers are in intuative locations. Allows efficient connection of devices.2) 6 separate PWM fan headers. The layout could have been numbered a little differnet (for example, I would have put fan #1 nearest to the CPU and Pump headers, but this is minor.3) The M.2 slots are amazing. The screwless retaining are novel and work fairly well. The integrated heat sinks are a bonus.4) Quality is first rate.5) Flash BIOS able to be done without CPU installed. Ensuring most compatibility with latest processors and updates.6) The back panel I/O has incredible options. Plenty of fast USB-3.0, and USB-C x 2 connectors. The flash BIOS functionality and CMOS clearing are thoughtfully added.No concerns at all with MB. Highest quality in build and design for a reasonable price makes this the go to MB for 14900K (or other LGA1700 CPUs).
EarthToORyan
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de diciembre de 2024
What I Love:My favorite aspect of the MSI MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI is its robust feature set and exceptional performance. The powerful VRM ensures stable power delivery to my high-end processor, while the ample storage options and lightning-fast Wi-Fi 7 connectivity provide unparalleled expandability and connectivity. The board's sleek design and RGB lighting add a touch of style to my build.Why I Chose It:I chose this motherboard because I wanted a high-performance foundation for my dream gaming rig. The Z790 chipset offers excellent overclocking capabilities and compatibility with the latest Intel processors. MSI's reputation for quality and innovation solidified my decision.Does it Meet My Needs?Absolutely! The Z790 TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI has exceeded my expectations in every way. It provides the performance, features, and reliability I need for a powerful and future-proof gaming system.Strengths and Weaknesses:Strengths:Powerful VRM for overclockingAmple storage optionsUltra-fast Wi-Fi 7 connectivitySleek design and RGB lightingExcellent build qualityWeaknesses:The black and green color scheme may not appeal to everyone.Overall, I'm thrilled with the MSI MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI. It's an exceptional motherboard with outstanding performance, versatility, and style. If you want to build a high-end gaming PC and like the aesthetic, I highly recommend this board.
Quinn
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de noviembre de 2024
To preface this, my original motherboard was an MSI Z690 -A Wi-Fi Pro. I replaced it with this current product. My build has the following: Z790 Tomahawk, MSI RTX 3080 Ventus OC 10G 3X, Kingston Fury 64GB DDR5 RAM (2x32), i7-14700KF, two W_D SN850X SSD, and the Thermaltake Toughpower Grand RGB 750W 80 Plus Gold for the PSU.Originally, I bought this motherboard as a gaming and performance upgrade. Needless to say, it was money well spent. I'll start off with the good, then the bad.The good:1. The packaging was superb. When opening the box, I was greeted with the motherboard, a USB with drivers and BIOS updates, a Wi-Fi screw in, and the various cords and manuals. When registering for the warranty, the serial number was on the side of the box, saving me time from having to look for it.2. Installation was a breeze. I put this mobo in the Lian Li Lancool 216 case with no issues whatsoever. Installation took roughly 45 minutes at most.3. When first turned on, it took about a minute to initialize. Afterward, it recognized my drive, and I was up and running quite quickly. With that mentioned, the performance of the board is exceptionally well, when configured properly. Gaming is flawless, with no issues whatsoever.4. While the WI-FI has issues (more on that in "The bad"), the speeds I typically find with Fiber go up to 1 gig+ with an Ethernet connection. With the current drivers, my speeds stay consistent.The bad:1. As previously mentioned, I needed to configure certain settings in order for the board to run properly. Without XMP, the board had issues running certain performance heavy tasks. Aside from that, Resizable Bar needed to be turned on, alongside secure boot (not sure why that was off in the first place?).2. As others have mentioned, there are some WI-FI stability issues. My solution for fast speeds and proper stability required me to uninstall the drivers, then install the newest via the MSI website. Also, an Ethernet connection will improve your speeds greatly, regardless of the board. While the box did come with a LAN setup, I used my old Z690 LAN screw-ins, which seemed to work better.3. My only major nitpick, which was REALLY infuriating, was the M.2 shield addition installation when installing the drives. They only fit specific drives, it seems. I'm using two different W_D SN850X drives (One with a heat-sink, so obviously one doesn't have the included heat-sink, and one without.). The one without the included heat-sink, will not fit with the included screws, regardless of what I do. The only way to ensure it stays in the M.2 slot, is by utilizing the sticky part of the M.2 shield. While it isn't what I want, it works fine regardless.In conclusion, if you want a board that allows you to bend the very limits of what AAA gaming offers, this is your board. While it does take some configuration to work properly, it's worth it completely in the end. I plan on sticking with this board until the next DDR generation comes out, so, I'm extremely happy, even with some problems.
José Luis
Comentado en México el 28 de octubre de 2024
La placa base es genial en realidad, me encantó, solo tiene un pequeño detalle que ya ha sido comentado por anteriores compradores, y es que de inicio no cuenta con los controladores para la tarjeta de red. Realicé una instalación nueva de Windows 11 y no se podía avanzar porque no había conexión a internet, ni por WiFi ni por Ethernet. Tuve que realizar la instalación desactivando el acceso a internet, lo que no es transparente en Windows (eso también es una crítica a Microsoft), en fin, que hay que batallar si vas a instalar Windows, pero una vez superado el punto, es magnífica la motherboard.
Moises Canul
Comentado en México el 17 de octubre de 2024
la Z790 Tomahawk Max WiFi es una placa madre que cumple con las expectativas de tener una buena alimentación para OC, proporcionando estabilidad operativa y rendimiento constante. Su diseño y características la convierten en una inversión segura para aquellos planean tener sus equipos por un largo periodo.
inter
Comentado en México el 7 de enero de 2024
No veo ningún defecto en la placa ,su diseño es bastante bueno ,se siente muy resistentes y la actualización del BIOS es facil
arturo garcia m
Comentado en México el 10 de enero de 2024
Es una de las placas mas balanceadas, En mi caso la compre para una estación de trabajo acompañada con un I9 14900K y funciona perfectamente bien, aun con overclock a 5.2 GHz
Jeff Hill
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de abril de 2024
I used MSI for years with minimal issues, but the three MSI motherboards I bought in the past 10 months (two MAG B760s and this one) all had massive issues that required repairs. The first was a MAG B760 board that was DOA. I got it replaced and that board stopped reading from the second M.2 slot. I RMAd it and then just put the repaired board on the shelf because I was sick of the issues and thought maybe it was just a quality control issue with that particular model. With that logic I bought the Tomahawk max wifi, hoping for better results. It was the most unstable motherboard I've ever owned. I should mention that I use these computers for work and never overclock because my priorities are stability and predictability. This board had frequent BSODs, caused programs to crash, would stop communicating with peripherals, had intermittently working WIFI 7, and my browsers would often go blank showing cryptic errors (STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION and others) after a page had already been loaded. I tried upgrading the BIOS, double checking the drivers were all the versions approved by MSI, and checked all the BIOS settings. MSI support asked me to use a non-released BIOS version that they sent me a link to. It solved some of the peripheral comms issues, but ended up being generally more unstable than the previous versions. Finally, when I tried to go back to the official release BIOS, it bricked the GD thing. I bought an ASUS Proart Z790 and swapped all the same hardware (CPU, RAM, SSD, etc) over to it and it has been rock solid so I know the issues weren't caused by another component. Another way these crappy MSI boards cost me was that I couldn't get Windows to authenticate and the reseller I got the license from said I'd used it on too many boards. I tried to explain that I had to because they were faulty, but in the end I had to buy a new Windows license for $200 (this time directly from MS). I Don't know what's going on with the quality control at MSI, but this experience has convinced me not to buy any more of their products for the time being.
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