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When buying a motherboard, it is important to choose the right brand and size that will suit your needs, as you may already know. MSI makes great, durable, and sleek boards. Upon searching popular motherboards on the web, three main types. Those are the MEG, MPG, and MAG. First, with the MEG models, the motherboards are designed mainly for enthusiasts, and you can remember that with the "E" meaning "excellent". These boards are top-notch and are MSI's flag-shipped products. Next, the MPG series is built for performance, with the "P" standing for "performance". These boards will have mainstream gaming features, along with aesthetic combined. Lastly, the MAG boards are their arsenal series. These focus on functionality so they are often cheaper. Now with all of the series clarified, it is obvious that the MEG is the way to go for serious people like me. Let's say you decide to buy the MEG Z490 modal, which is a good choice, but even that modal has smaller sub-modals. We'll compare the Godlike to the Unify. Both are MEG Z490 models, but their prices undergo a huge change (former being $750+ and latter being $270+). Why? There are many reasons. The Godlike features more high-speed ports (with two Thunderbolt 3 ports) while the Unify has none. Moreover, the Godlike has more memory support along with a speaker. Additional diagnostics include 2-Digit Debug LED, BIOS Selection, Clear CMOS, Power, Reset, ReTry, Safe Boot, and Slow Mode. I think the $750+ motherboard is overkill considering my usage. The Godlike is for extreme gamers or professional video editors. There is also a $400 modal which is also a MEG Z490 called the ACE. It boasts of 2.5G LAN and Gigabit LAN and has most of the Godlike's statistics. It lies in between the Unify and the Godlike. So which one is the best? It depends on your interests and budget. For me, I think the middle class would work for me. A $400 ACE should be capable of handling all of my processes and tasks.

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