Higher platform pricing is an unfortunate side effect—but is there a way to have your next-gen motherboard cake and eat it too? For your consideration: the MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk, which aims to ...

The latest MSI MAG X870E TOMAHAWK WIFI PZ — nicknamed “Tomahawk Missile” — is a back-insert ATX motherboard designed for ...

MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk WiFi DDR4’s run-of-the-mill backplate. The backplate area is run-of-the-mill as expected for a motherboard of this class. You’ll need more expensive options if you want a ...

If the AMD X670E chipset has a sweet spot, MSI's X670E Tomahawk motherboard is dead center. Priced at $329.99 MSRP (and currently less on MSI's online store and some online retailers), this ATX ...

MSI TOMAHAWK motherboards are positioned in a popular segment with an optimal balance of price, performance and features. The new MSI MAG B850 TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI based on the AMD B850 chipset for the ...

The MSI MAG B760 Tomahawk Wi-Fi ($219.99 MSRP; often $199 or less on sale) is a full-featured ATX-size motherboard from the budget side of the tracks. As long as overclocking your processor isn't ...

The tomahawk line of boards has historically provided a great balance between features and price sitting right between MSI’s premium and budget lineup of motherboards. With the Intel 12th Gen ...

Introduction T he MSI MAG B850 TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI motherboard is based on AMD’s new B850 chipset for the AMD AM5 platform, and it is targeting an appealing midrange price point of just $229.99 ...

The Tomahawk Max WiFi costs less than its ... Minimalism is not a common trait among motherboard makers. Though MSI, particularly with its Unify range, leads the way. Considering its spec list ...

Find out more about how we evaluate games and hardware. MSI's Tomahawk motherboards usually rate highly. They tend to focus on a core feature set rather than the premium tier features common to ...

The MSI MAG B760 Tomahawk Wi-Fi ($219.99 MSRP; often $199 or less on sale) is a full-featured ATX-size motherboard from the budget side of the tracks. As long as overclocking your processor isn't ...