MSI B350 Tomahawk AM4 Motherboard Review

Geekbench, Realbench, Userbench

Published: 27th March 2017 | Source: MSI | Price: | Author: Tom Logan

MSI B350 Tomahawk Review

If the B350 results can be likened to a sandwich then in Geekbench it is the filling, but in Realbench and Userbench it is the bread. It's a great example of well the B350 overclocks.

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MSI B350 Tomahawk Review

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MSI B350 Tomahawk Review

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28-03-2017, 00:52:04

NeverBackDown
Not finished reading through the review (haven't watched the video yet either) but I am pretty impressed with those OC numbers from a lower end board. Basically the same as all the other expensive boards.

Edit: really strange results for the Gaming benches. The CH6 is at least an extra 15FPS ahead of all the other boards(in the OC test)? How in the world does a motherboard make that much of a difference?Quote

28-03-2017, 09:46:11

tinytomlogan
Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverBackDown View Post
Not finished reading through the review (haven't watched the video yet either) but I am pretty impressed with those OC numbers from a lower end board. Basically the same as all the other expensive boards.

Edit: really strange results for the Gaming benches. The CH6 is at least an extra 15FPS ahead of all the other boards(in the OC test)? How in the world does a motherboard make that much of a difference?
So far the only difference would be BCLK overclockQuote

28-03-2017, 15:30:57

Daiyus
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Originally Posted by NeverBackDown View Post
Not finished reading through the review (haven't watched the video yet either) but I am pretty impressed with those OC numbers from a lower end board. Basically the same as all the other expensive boards.

Edit: really strange results for the Gaming benches. The CH6 is at least an extra 15FPS ahead of all the other boards(in the OC test)? How in the world does a motherboard make that much of a difference?
Yeah, the fact that a low end motherboard achieved such a solid overclock with the top-tier eight-core makes me much more hopeful that decent speed on an mITX board with a six-core R5 will be possible.

Now we just need to see if ASUS will do an X300 version of their Z270i.Quote

29-03-2017, 09:14:17

CEUOTC
Running this board with Bios Version 1.31. Can get my Corsair LPX 3200 @ 2933 with X-AMP. Can l ask which Bios Version was running for this review TTL?Quote

29-03-2017, 09:32:18

tinytomlogan
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Originally Posted by CEUOTC View Post
Running this board with Bios Version 1.31. Can get my Corsair LPX 3200 @ 2933 with X-AMP. Can l ask which Bios Version was running for this review TTL?
I cant remember the number now, it was one MSI sent over and I cant check because the board has gone back already.

Try upping your SOC volts and manually setting 3200MHzQuote
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