
Too Many Motherboards? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Discover the key features to consider when selecting a motherboard that fits your needs.
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The socket on a motherboard determines the compatibility with a processor, influencing the overall performance and capabilities of a computer system. Choosing the right socket is crucial for ensuring future upgradability and optimizing the system's efficiency.
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AM5
Typical price
140,– to 290,–Supports the latest Ryzen processors, offering improved performance and efficiency.
Ideal for high-end gaming and productivity tasks, ensuring long-term support with future-proofing capabilities.
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LGA 1700
Typical price
100,– to 220,–Compatible with Intel's 12th and 13th generation processors, providing enhanced computing power.
Recommended for users seeking cutting-edge technology and high-speed processing for demanding applications.
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LGA 1851
Typical price
160,– to 370,–Designed for upcoming Intel processors, promising next-level performance and features.
Perfect for enthusiasts aiming to stay ahead with the latest advancements in computing technology.
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AM4
Typical price
76,– to 140,–Supports a wide range of Ryzen processors, offering versatility and reliability.
Great choice for budget-friendly builds with stable performance and extensive compatibility.
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LGA 1200
Typical price
89,– to 420,–Works with Intel's 10th and 11th generation processors, ensuring solid performance.
Suitable for general computing tasks and moderate gaming, providing a balance between cost and capability.
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The chipset of a motherboard determines its compatibility with processors and affects the overall performance and features available. Choosing the right chipset ensures optimal functionality for tasks such as gaming, content creation, or general computing, tailored to your specific needs.
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Intel B760
Typical price
120,– to 190,–Designed for mid-range builds, offering solid performance and essential features.
Ideal for users seeking reliable everyday computing and gaming capabilities without the need for high-end specifications.
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AMD B850
Typical price
160,– to 230,–Provides enhanced connectivity options and support for advanced features.
Suitable for users aiming for future-proof builds with robust performance for demanding applications.
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AMD B650
Typical price
130,– to 200,–Balances cost and performance with support for modern processors and features.
Great for budget-conscious users who still require decent gaming and multitasking capabilities.
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Intel Z890
Typical price
230,– to 520,–High-end chipset with overclocking capabilities and comprehensive connectivity.
Optimal for enthusiasts who demand superior performance and customization for gaming or intensive tasks.
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AMD B550
Typical price
94,– to 140,–Offers a mix of affordability and modern features, including PCIe 4.0 support.
Suitable for users looking to build a cost-effective system with contemporary performance for gaming and productivity.
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A motherboard's form factor determines its size, shape, and compatibility with cases and components. Choosing the right form factor is crucial for ensuring that your motherboard fits well in your PC case and supports your desired hardware configuration.
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Micro ATX (mATX)
Typical price
89,– to 180,–Compact size allows for efficient use of space, fitting into smaller cases.
Suitable for budget builds or compact setups, offering a balance between features and size.
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ATX
Typical price
170,– to 370,–Standard size provides ample space for multiple components and expansion slots.
Ideal for most users, offering versatility and a wide range of features for gaming and productivity.
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Mini-ITX
Typical price
140,– to 420,–Smallest form factor, designed for minimalistic and portable builds.
Perfect for compact and mobile setups, offering efficient use of space with essential features.
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E-ATX
Typical price
680,– to 1200,–Larger size accommodates multiple GPUs and extensive features.
Recommended for enthusiasts and professionals needing high-performance setups with advanced cooling solutions.
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ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme
AM5, AMD X870E, E-ATX
Mainboard features encompass the various components and functionalities integrated into a motherboard, which can enhance performance and user experience. These features are crucial as they determine the motherboard's compatibility with other hardware and its ability to support advanced computing tasks.
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Front panel audio connector
Typical price
100,– to 210,–Allows easy connection of headphones and microphones to the front of the computer case.
Improves accessibility and convenience for frequent use of audio devices, especially in gaming or conferencing setups.
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Clear CMOS Button
Typical price
130,– to 400,–Provides a quick way to reset BIOS settings to default without opening the case.
Useful for troubleshooting or recovering from incorrect BIOS configurations, saving time and effort.
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RGB header
Typical price
130,– to 230,–Enables connection and control of RGB lighting components within the case.
Enhances visual aesthetics, allowing users to customize and synchronize lighting effects to their preference.
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Trusted Platform Module
Typical price
130,– to 420,–A dedicated chip that enhances security by storing cryptographic keys.
Ideal for protecting sensitive data and enabling secure boot processes, especially in business or enterprise environments.
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Power-On Button
Typical price
260,– to 640,–Integrates a power button directly on the motherboard for easy access.
Facilitates testing and troubleshooting during assembly or maintenance, eliminating the need for case connections.
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Internal connection options determine the types and numbers of ports available for connecting various internal components like storage devices and power supplies. Choosing the right connections ensures compatibility and optimizes the performance of the motherboard based on user needs.
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S-ATA III (4x)
Typical price
110,– to 220,–Provides four S-ATA III ports for connecting hard drives and SSDs, supporting high-speed data transfer.
Ideal for users needing robust storage solutions with efficient data access, suitable for both home and professional setups.
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M.2 (1x)
Typical price
89,– to 360,–Includes one M.2 slot, allowing for fast storage options like NVMe SSDs.
Great for users looking to enhance system speed and performance with limited expansion needs.
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M.2 (3x)
Typical price
170,– to 230,–Offers three M.2 slots, accommodating multiple SSDs for increased storage and faster data access.
Perfect for power users or gamers requiring extensive storage upgrades and rapid application load times.
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24-pin ATX power connector (1x)
Typical price
120,– to 220,–Features a standard 24-pin ATX power connector essential for motherboard power supply.
Ensures stable and reliable power delivery for all connected components, maintaining system integrity.
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M.2 PCIe (3x)
Typical price
170,– to 240,–Provides three PCIe-enabled M.2 slots, supporting high-speed NVMe SSDs for superior performance.
Ideal for users demanding top-tier speed in data-intensive applications, such as video editing or gaming.
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