MSI NF750-G55 ATX AMD Motherboard

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I am very please with this board. I would like to see one more PCI slot, but you can't get everything you want. AM3 with DDR3 boards are very few as of this writing. All in all a great board. Highly recommended.

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First time ever building my own computer and this is my mobo. The manual was good enough so that I didn't have any problems. Hooked everything up and it worked. Onboard video is good enough for most thing you'd want to do, but I spent another $50 on a video card to make games look a little nicer. Works on 32 and 64 bit Linux. I have the 140W Phenom II 965 BE processor.

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Great once I got my second one. Do not use m-flash it will brick the board. I used bootable usb on second board no problems now. Besides the mm-flash thing great board for 99.00.

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Installs very well. No problems. Booted up on the first try.Using the 965 processor,4890 video card and 8 gigs of memory. NO complaints!Great price too! simply put......buy it!

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Well I bought this motherboard for Extreme Gaming. I put the AMD 965 processor in it, 4 gigs of 1600mhz memory. And that gives me a powerful gaming system. This motherboard has so many features. I Highly recommend this board!!

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Having built my system I proceeded to boot my first time. It loaded into the bios, I changed a few settings so that it would load off of the cd first, etc in preparation for installing the OS. The system shuts down after I saved the bios as is normal, but then it wouldn't load again. Fans spun and everything, but no action on the screen. I checked cables, nothing. I dismantled the thing and put it together again, nothing. I reset the CMOS every way I knew, nothing. I hit the power switch several times, nothing. It wasn't until I pushed the power switch and HELD it for a few seconds that I got the thing to work. If you can't get the board to boot, push and hold the power button on the board. I still haven't figured out what the thing is for in the first place.

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Alright guys, the excuse about money is over! Look no further for a motherboard that will meet your demands for a quad core system. MSI strikes again with another great, user friendly board. SLI ready, with easy overclocking switches, you can go from 3400.8Mhz to 3997.9Mhz in the flip of a switch. Easy install, period. Wipe your hands of the past, and step into the future of quad core gaming!

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very inexpensive, beautiful support of just about everything, overclock capabilities are quite powerful and very simple. however,the only issue i have with this board is the lack of firewire 1394. being a video and graphic guy as well as a gamer this is slightly dissapointing however easily worked around and a small price for everything else this board offers.

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This is one of the few AM3 boards that support SLI (and hybrid sli) in the $100 range. I have this running with a Phenom II x3 720 BE with 4GB of CORSAIR XMS3 DHX 4GB (2 x 2GB) 1600MHz. The ram did default to 1066MHz, but I havent gotten around to setting it to a higher speed. The colors they picked for this board look really cool.

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This motherboard is packed to the gills with everything a PC enthusiast could possibly want! There's not too many motherboards out there where you'll find AM2 AND AM3 compatibility along with both SLI AND Hybrid SLI technology, along with plenty of storage for memory, SATA and RAID technology, USB, HDMI, DVI, and an integrated nForce chipset. This board is too incredible to miss out on. The motherboard replacing this was shot and I've always had a philosophy that if you're going to replace something, you might as well upgrade. This is an impressive deal with plenty of upgrade potential.

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This is a great Motherboard for the price.

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This board has a lot more features than I will use but I had no issues with the setup and no compatibly issues with windows 7 64 bit or xp pro. I updated the bios to version 1.1 using a thumbdrive...Its been running solid for about a month now. 4gb ddr3, 3ghz amdx2, 9800gtx, pinnacle hdtv card. Very pleased with its performance.

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So let me start the first -real- review of this, as I actually own it! (Imagine that! :) ) +Price - similiar to 120 + dollar AMD/ATI boards +HDMI out with Audio (looks great on my 50" hitachi) +Only AM3 Nvidia SLI board on new egg +Pretty good board layout +Nice overclocking utils +tons of back i/o connectors +very stable on Vista (esp. for a 1.0 bios release) +DDR3 Support Can't use onboard DVI and HDMI out for dual monitor setup -SLI over the two PCEI 2 x16 ports is only at x8 I also jumped the gun on this and ordered Vista/installed for the first time (had XP Pro before and didn't feel like calling MS -yet- again to unlock my key for my new comp, plus free win7 upgrade).