MSI PRO H610M-G Motherboard (LGA1700 /2xDDR4/HDMI/VGA/DP/M.2/USB 3.2)

Escelente, esta board es de muy buena calidad y ha funcionado muy bien a los clientes que le he armado los equipos.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I picked this board for a basic budget build. I needed something reliable for a 12th gen Intel CPU, and this was one of the more affordable options with decent reviews. I wasn’t trying to overclock or run a GPU-heavy setup, just something stable for a home workstation.Board quality:The board feels solid for the price point. No flexing, no janky connectors. All the standoffs lined up properly in a standard mATX case, and nothing felt cheap or fragile during install. The VRMs aren’t designed for heavy loads but they’re fine for non-gaming purposes.Value for money:You get what you pay for here. It’s a no-frills board with just the essentials, which is what I wanted. If you’re building something basic like a home office PC or even a light-duty media rig, this gets the job done without blowing your budget. It supports DDR4 which helped me save by reusing existing RAM.Looks:Plain and neutral. No RGB, no heatsinks with logos, just a black-and-gray aesthetic that blends in. Perfect if you don’t care about case windows or flashy setups. Personally, I liked that it doesn’t draw attention.Functionality:It does the basics right. Boots quickly, no BIOS issues out of the box. Recognized CPU and RAM on first power-on. No problems with USB ports or LAN. You only get two RAM slots, and limited fan headers, so this isn’t for expanding later. But if you know your needs are modest, it’s totally fine.Boot speed:System boots fast with a Gen3 NVMe SSD. BIOS loads quickly too. No lag or delays after POST. Not the fastest board out there, but definitely not slow either.Port capacity:Pretty minimal. Only a couple of SATA ports and no USB-C. Rear I/O is basic, and internal headers are limited. But again, for a budget setup with a single drive and one or two peripherals, it covers the essentials.Overall, good for stripped-down, reliable systems that don’t need flashy extras or tons of ports. Stable, efficient, and straightforward.