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Question: Is the Wifi ready to use right out of the box? Or do I need to buy something extra?
Document: Had to manually pick the right MHz. Also, BE AWARE this motherboard only has ONE 3-pin for a case fan. Most cases have at least two fans, one in the front and one in the back. Easily is fixed by using a molex to 3-pin adapter. Luckily I had one extra to use. **If you have any questions, please feel free to ask and I will answer to the best of my abilities**
Unacceptable. So it you ever decide to upgrade from whatever it is you are using (WinXP, Win Vista, Win7), you can kiss that functionality goodbye and you will need to go out and buy USB dongles for wifi and bluetooth. Also, if any future update of your current OS disables the drivers (this sort of thing happens all the time), they will stop working.In BIOS, the motherboard just keeps cranking up the CPU for some reason.
I just get freaked out and turn off the computer or exit BIOS because I'm afraid it will fry my PC. Its not that I have a defective motherboard, everyone else seems to have this issue as well. How does something like that make it past MSI's QC? BIOS is never computationally expensive so there is not reason for it to do that.Because of the Wifi/driver issue, I had to return Windows 8.1 and get Windows 7 to use the wifi and bluetooth functionality.
You simply don't have enough viewable surface to make any changes in the Bios. Contacted MSI, and they confirmed that this was a bug present in Bios V2.0 and up. I suppose it's a non-issue for people who use the VGA output, but they have to know that a huge percentage of the people that buy Mini-ITX boards are using them at media PCs connected via HDMI. Duuuuumb.3) Price.
I just purchased this board and the AMD A10-6800k processor. I expected to have to update the BIOS however in order to do that you have to have a Trinity based apu installed. Given that this is a new build and I don't have an extra apu sitting around I had to order a $50 chip in order to use the new A10. I'll update when I am able to install the new apu.
This happened on both the local install and live distro of Mint and hadn't happened before. (Leads me to believe it's hardware and not the Mint installation)I can only assume something happened to the board and I lost the wifi device and have some kind of problem with USB. Getting a replacement (same board) from Amazon so we'll see if that resolves the issue.
This motherboard is absolutely amazing. The board has built in WiFi (Non-Windows users will be happy to hear it is an Atheros chipset), bluetooth, lan, and the APU has decent video. If you want to create a great small gaming box you have the ability to add a PCIEx GPU. I personally used this board in order to make a NAS (built on FreeNAS).
**UPDATE ** 5/10/13 **Just wanted to update that I've switched my Linux box to a Windows 7 box. The board seems to be working fine for right now. However, I'm having an issue finding the correct USB 3 driver. Trying to install the driver automatically from MS results in Windows finding a driver but being "unable to locate installation path" when trying to actually install it.Still a work in progress trying to get USB 3 installed.
My Linux box is back up and running. ******* EDIT *******Pros:HDMISATA IIIWiFi & BluetoothUSB 3.0PriceCons:WiFi simply stopped working after about 3 weeks.I paired this board with an AMD A4-5300 and 8GB of economy ram (1333). Assembled the mainboard and installed it into a Lian-Li ITX case with a single 30GB SSD, Corsair CX430 and Linux Mint 14.1 (Mate). Everything powered up just fine.
(BTW, if you use Windows 8 it has power saving setting you need to turn off in the Device manager, it will x2 your internet speed)Besides that, it's a cheap, functional, motherboard - nothing more, nothing less.OTHER THOUGHTS:There's no CPU cover, which caused me 10 minutes of grief because I've never seen a mobo without one, and got pretty confused.The metal plate (if you know the name, please mention in the comments!)
Answer: Ready to use, has an antenna and you just install the drivers