INLANDCPU Motherboard Intel Core i5-12400F 12th Gen 6-Cores LGA 1700 Desktop Processor with MSI PRO B760-P WiFi DDR4 ProSeries Motherboard

I was looking for a new mobo and cpu for my new computer build and happened to spot this. After thorough comparisons to other motherboards and cpus (unbundled). This bundle had a solid pairing and very competitive pricing which brings good value unless you're looking for a specialty motherboard. I got exactly what I was looking for in this bundle and would recommend this to anyone starting their new build and needing a simple pair with good value. The motherboard is simple, rugged, and does motherboard things. Not much to say there, but the 12600kf is a great value chip with great modern efficiency and speed.

big bang for the money,

This board has been solid, as well as the cpu so far. MSI customer support, on the other hand, is terrible! ~~

Greate Bundle, the only issue I can point out is that they do not MAKE it KNOWN that this CPU does NOT come with a heat sync or fan, so once it was delivered I had to run out and buy one. It is a great affordable base for the start of your new gaming system. It was odd that it came with a DVD driver.. No one has DVD roms anymore. I went to MSI site on my laptop to download the nic drivers to get it online to download the rest.

I am an FS2020 simmer and was using an RTX4080 with my legacy i9 9700KF CPU. Graphics were struggling with stutter and shimmering, even with conservative sim settings. FS2020 is highly CPU intensive due to streaming scenery content and GPU was clearly bottlenecked. All research for best FS2020 CPU recommended the i7 13700K with 64GB RAM (I stayed with DDR4/3600). Post-upgrade, it's a completely different and amazing graphics experience with all settings performing well on Ultra. Still some slight shimmer over water at high-speed, low altitude flight using TAA or DLSS3, but it's more related to the DX12 BETA and not the GPU. Temps are all well within reason and current 850W PS works just fine.Highly recommend this combo for gaming!

The complete instructions have to be gathered using a QR code. The information is actually really good. I found the motherboard update and a video very easy. The motherboard set up was straightforward. With the CPU, cooler, 1 NVME, RAM and a power supply, it came alive on my monitor. The motherboard found all the installed components. The update (motherboard) was simple and watched it on the screen. Loaded Windows and the motherboard did all of its updates right after. Installed a 4080 and hours of no issues. I was surprised because I typically have to tweak a computer all week.Down side, to do an update to the motherboard, you need a FAT 32 format. My Windows 11 doesn’t support that. I found an old thumb drive and was lucky enough that it worked. If it asks to change the file to MSI.something. Put an original title and a renamed title on the drive together. I don’t think it saw the renamed file.

I opened a web ticket with MSI and and got a quick response telling me to update BIOS. I responded stating I cannot update the BIOS as the computer fails POST and does not boot. Even when I google ways to update the BIOS on MSI, everything states to enter BIOS. I get no video from the onboard video so I can't see if I am entering BIOS setup or not. Have not heard a thing from MSI support since. POOR Support in my eyes.I have never had an issue with the seller. In fact I really miss living by one like I did a few years ago. The MSI motherboard does not Post, all I get is red/yellow blinking lights before stopping yellow. Which points to RAM. The RAM I purchased is listed as acceptable RAM on MSI list of approved RAM. So I bought more RAM (never hurts having more) and same issue. Registration of the motherboard is horrible with the manufacturer as you have to create an account and they share your information with a 3rd party advertising agency so I am giving my email and name to someone who is going to inundate me with SPAM. I am so sorry I went with MSI. And I will never do that again. I have always used a different brand, but I wanted to save money (had I still lived near the sellers store I could have bought the brand of MB I prefer, gotten the processor I got and the RAM I got as a bundle) but since they do not do online sales other than through here, I was limited and could not get a break on the RAM. Lesson learned: You get what you pay for. I am so disgusted with MSI over the registration that I am dreading trying to file a warranty claim. I wish I could just send this board back and buy the brand I prefer as the RAM I have is on their list too.