MSI H270-A PRO Mining Motherboard Crytocurrency BTC Intel H270/ ATX Motherboardwith 6 PCIe Slots and M.2

I bought it very cheap $53.. I had to clear bios 20 times or more to get it booting but finally it booted. I used the on board video but it says it has enough expansion slots for 12 video cards. I just wanted to run one on 1x16 PCIE slot. Never happened never picked up the card nor did it light the lights up on graphic card. I went to see the setting on their website to figure this out, website was a nightmare, I understood nothing. I wanted to check out the card anyway, it was a sled. Click on something and had to wait for it constantly. Only has 2 memory slots which sucked but I knew that when I bought it. I was running an i7 6400 so it has it's own graphic chip in the CPU so that shouldn't have anything to do with it being a sled. I have no idea for mining, I would never even try and buy 12 video cards to invest in this board. After 2 days I wished I kept my old motherboard it was 10 times faster. Well the power shut off unexpectedly, I went to turn PC back on the motherboard was dead. I can't send it back to vendor it did work, wasn't their fault. All in all , stay far away as far away as you can. I would love to see someone mining that wasted their money building off this motherboard, as for gaming , it played Borderlands (2009 ed) without a hitch and no graphic card. My opinion, spend extra and build off a better motherboard.

I was constantly getting BSODs with Windows 7, 8, and 10. I found out to fix it, I had to underclock my RAM from 2133 MHz to 2000. I don't know if it's the Patriot RAM or the motherboard but it doesn't matter to much to me. I got 6 Geforce 1070s working on it.

Good motherboard, having issues with the sata and striping devices. Thought it might be a drive issue so purchased some new ones and will see. If I have the same issue the board will be going back.

I bought it primarily for mining purpose. It supports up to 6 PCI-E cards simultaneously. Plenty of configuration settings. Only thing I am missing is on-board status LEDs. Would be nice to have some.

I know there are newer, more expensive boards that are capable of running more cards and have built in ports for multiple power supplies. That's all nice and good but with a large enough PSU and the appropriate M2-to-PCI adapter, this board will run an 8 GPU rig without a hitch.

Doesn't require much configuring to getyour gpu miner going,Bios flash was a breeze, it supports all but the 8th gen CPU'sNoticed it was also quite sturdy, no bowing and cant forget to mention thje great price.I got 6 gpu's running stable in about 45 minutes flat

working great as a mining board with 6 rx 570's. Do bios update, disable onboard audio, set pcie link to gen 1. works well. No power button on the board though like some others have so buy a cheap power switch to plug into the board.

Helped my cousin build his first PC and bought this motherboard. Was a little skeptical since this is a "Bitcoin" Mobo. It works great for gaming he plays League of Legends, Six Siege, Fortnite etc.