Others will also work. You simply need M.2 slots (Key M) of length 2242/2260/2280 and the second slot also 22110.
See the manual for detailed information: https://download.msi.com/archive...
Actually, only the same TPM2 modules as from the motherboard manufacturer work, i.e. the following: https://www.msi.com/Motherboar...
Unfortunately not available from Digitec.
Alternatively, there is the following option:
https://de.msi.com/blog...
Hello Gutzi94,
I'm really sorry, but unfortunately I can't do without my antenna!
It is absolutely top class in terms of wiring and ... !
Greetings
Micha
Hi, I also have the board with a 570X case, Commander Pro fan controller and Light Node Pro lighting, everything lights up and flashes as it should.
Did you connect the LED light via USB or directly to the LED connector on the board?
Actually, this should work without any problems. The PCIe versions are downward compatible.
However, it can happen in rare cases that you have to set the correct PCIe version in the BIOS, but these are absolute exceptions. But then you have the problem that you have no display output to configure the BIOS. I am only writing this for the sake of completeness, actually you should not have to worry about this.
Hard drive of course! (you always need 7 things otherwise something is missing, if you don't have a boxed cooler then you need 8 things for a PC to come out =)
1. CPU:
2. COOLER: Boxed or other
3. MB:
4. RAM:
5. GPU,
6. SSD
7. NT
8. CASE:
Yes, the BIOS must be updated to the latest version so that the CPU is recognised. This worked for me without any problems using a USB stick and the Flash BIOS button. Everything is explained perfectly in the manual.
If the rest is running and you don't have a picture, I'd say it's the graphics card. Is the graphics card correctly in the slot? Displayport or HDMI connected correctly? No light on the EZ Debug LED display? Ram correctly engaged in the 2 and 4 slot? Screen has juice?
This article (https://www.google.com/amp...) indicates that AGESA V2 firmware 1.0.8.x “or” 1.1.0.0 is required. For that motherboard, that means AMI BIOS 7B93v18 or 7B93v19, respectively. If your motherboard arrives with one of those, then hopefully you can boot, although you should probably then update to the latest. If the bios is too old, you can still use USB BIOS flashback. See https://www.google.com/amp...
Of course without problems. The mainboard has 2 graphics card slots, whereby the first one offers you more power (PCIe 4.0 x16). Therefore, be sure to consider this when installing.