MSI B350 Tomahawk

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It features a really attractive design, a nice basic feature set, strong overclocking capabilities, and a price tag that should give everyone looking at X370 motherboards a moment of pause. Last, but not least, it even has a twin - the B350 Tomahawk Artic - which has a white PCB, white colour scheme, and white LEDs, and it even retails for the same price.
-- As reviewed by HardwareCanucks MSI B350 Tomahawk
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It features a really attractive design, a nice basic feature set, strong overclocking capabilities, and a price tag that should give everyone looking at X370 motherboards a moment of pause. Last, but not least, it even has a twin - the B350 Tomahawk Artic - which has a white PCB, white colour scheme, and white LEDs, and it even retails for the same price.

By HardwareCanucks on
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The MSI B350 Tomahawk is a well-optimised AM4 motherboard that takes advantage of AMD's B350 chipset and smart cost-cutting decisions to offer a superb balance of features and performance.Performance from the motherboard was good and we had no problems...

By Kitguru.net on
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MSI gave me their B350 Tomahawk motherboard – and unlike the competition, it's actually pretty awesome and for ~$100/£100 it's a great value for money! Win 1 of 18 motherboards! goo.gl/FK4rbB Want one? Amazon: prourls.co/GwDv OverclockersUK:...

By techteamgb.co.uk on

The MSI B350 Tomahawk is targeted at gamers looking for a cheaper option to supplement their new AMD Ryzen processor, but without making too many sacrifices in key and important areas such as connectivity. The B350 chipset bridges the gap between the...

By AnandTech on

For a user on a budget that wants at least some frills with a Ryzen 3, 5 or 7 processor, the B350 Tomahawk ticks most of the boxes and with a base styling, ample connections, and some ports. For around $95 at Amazon.com, the Tomahawk hits near the mark based on the features and with consistent performance to back it up, and this could be a good $100 option on the entirety of the AM4 chipset.

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By uk.hardware.info on

After having reviewed this motherboard, we definitely have a new appreciation for the B350 chipset. The fact that AMD even developed this chipset is an incredibly consumer-friendly move. It has the right mix of features and connectivity for your average...

By Hardware Canucks on

There isn't anything that jumps out at us here as amazing or drool-worthy or even particularly desirable about the B350 Tomahawk. Along with somewhat poor audio performance, our Exceptional award isn't really on the cards, therefore. Where the board...

By Bit-tech.net on

There isn't anything that jumps out at us here as amazing or drool-worthy or even particularly desirable about the B350 Tomahawk. Along with somewhat poor audio performance, our Exceptional award isn't really on the cards, therefore. Where the board...

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