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The MSI MEG X570 Ace Motherboard Review: Ace in the Hole at $369

The MSI MEG X570 Ace Motherboard Review: Ace in the Hole at $369

Posted on July 20, 2019 By Jarvis

In our first X570 motherboard review we have the MSI MEG X570 Ace. This motherboard represents MSI’s high-end range and sits in the top 3 of its product stack. The MEG X570 Ace has a black and gold theme which fits in with AMD’s 50 year anniversary, and also includes an ‘Infinity Mirror’ on the rear panel cover. It’s a beefy looking product, and the Ace has a trump card of a price tag of $369 as it offers enthusiast-level features such as a 2.5G Ethernet, a 12+2-phase power delivery, and three PCIe 4.0 x4 M.2 slots, all at a fairly reasonable price.
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