I just have to say that after following you for the last few years you guys always manage to be a couple of steps ahead of what my next PC idea will be which I find amazing. I haven't built a new rig in about 8 years and have decided that 2023 is about time to start again thanks to your incredible content. Thank you for being so informative and enjoyable to watch. Keep up the fantastic work. I wish I had your job,you guys make this stuff look so much fun!
One thing I will say is if you are working off of a low end/small form factor board, be aware of how many fan headers you have. I was just doing a lower budget build with a motherboard that only had one cpu fan slot and one system fan slot. Ended up having to buy a fan hub to get my fans connected!
This channel and others were a great help. it’s been almost ten years since my last build. I went with a midrange gaming/general use build, and the mobo is the Gigabyte Gaming X Z690 DDR4.
This is one of the best mobo videos on this app. Really good explanation, easily digestible info, enough technical data to get you an idea of what pieces do what job, but not so much as to make your head spin! Really just an amazing video all around!
@@ThatMinecraftPig__1 Im starting up the mountain as well. We're right on the cusp of a changing of the guard (with Graphics cards at least - CPUs likely to follow later on). First pick your price and from there realise the bulk of it will be eaten by the CPU and GPU. Then it becomes a matter of match the compatibilties. The Motherboard seems the hardest becase its got all of the acronyms, but try to remember that everything was designed by people (so you'll be able to understand). For Intel Z = High end, B = budget end, then the number (kinda) disctates how new it is, bigger newer (gross oversimplification but kinda works feature wise). From there all brands basically offer diferent features, find something that meets your needs, I for example wasted money on a headset that has too many effing 3.5mm jacks to function properly so that becomes a featuer I look for. AMD is similar, X = High end, B = lower end, then the numbers dictate, similarly, the variety of most current features. Once again, brand to brand offer different options. The tricky part is being vigilant - if you don't understand something google it first, make sure you need it. internal ports for fan powering has a code, internal power and funtionality for case features (like front facing USB or lights) have a code, Extra power required for some GPUs have a code, RAM compatability has a code (get where I'm going). not a lot of these codes overlap which is nice, but to build and enjoy a gaming PC you don't really need to understand everything on a deep level, just whether its important to your build or not. Another great way to learn is to mess around with online PC builders and make something within your budget/level of needs then research each component slowly and see what features set it apart and why it is a basic requirement for each different build. And try to be patient, sucks but its true, I really want my PC tomorrow, but in Feb 2025 theres a new line off GPUs and so I'm waiting to see some performance and cost variables before I jump in (although it kills me).
I was to when I started out and still learning it’s honestly not that bad buddy you can do it and take your time hardest part for me actually setting every thing up like windows key and so on I am going on 2months with mine. Just added 4tb because you will use a lot of storage
Same here hade to google some stuff and there's is still so much questions in my baby PC builder brain. It's so much to take at the same time I just want my PC to be perfectly balanced and efficient.
Pcie 5.0 will free up pcie lanes so it will allow your graphics card to run on just 8 lanes and still perform like a 16 lane pcie 4.0 allowing you to add more M.2
Ive never even owned a computer and am building my first gaming pc. I’ve heard a LOT of complaints with the ASUS B650E. Like coil wind, problems with drivers, usb, Bluetooth, and LAN issues, trouble with initial BIOS launch, having to download drivers off a different computer to a usb so that the internet works, and I’m probably missing a few. I was leaning hard toward this mobo due to the micro center bundle with the 7900x but now I’m completely turned off by it. UA-camrs recommending AM5 but then so many people also saying it’s sh*t and stay with am4. Are these legitimate concerns? Are they issues with the non asus b650? Should I forget the $300 savings and just get better components? Im really just so confused and with so much money and a 2.5 hour drive one way to micro center I DO NOT want to mess this up. Thanks for anyone willing to help..
IDK if you built your PC yet but I built mine around when you were considering yours and I'm using a A770. 0 issues doing any of it and i have a mild overclock on my 7800X3D. A770 is pretty killer nowadays, it runs starfield fine now and i get 244 fps on high settings on avatar. 1080p btw but there is no reason it cant run 2k or 4k. my monitor is the limiting factor which i'll be upgrading soon.
@ 8:30 can anybody explain for me what he said? I lost him there. Which one he said it's better to guy the lower X serier for example or the higher B series?
I just built my new PC and here are the specs. What are your thoughts on it. Case is an ASUS Hyperion GR701 and I added 3 140mm top fans for exhaust, Motherboard is ASUS Z790 Hero, Intel Core i7 13700k, Corsair Vengeance DDR5 64gb 5600 ram, PNY 4070 12gb ram, Coolermaster air ma620m CPU cooler, Corsair 1200 watt modular PSU, WD Black 1tb M2, WD Black M2 4tb, WD Black M2 4tb, LG 34 inch 165hz curved monitor, Roccat Vulcan gaming keyboard, HP external DVD writer, Logitech Trackball, Razor Tiamat 7.1 Surround Headset Ver.202. Logiteck 2.1 Speaker system that I already had and I am using a Logitech C922 Pro Webcam that I had. I'm running Windows 11 Profeshional. What are your opinions on my Build?
You havea lot of confidence when you talk. You sound certain about what you're saying. It's a good trait to have, especially when making video content like this. Cheers.
From many reviews i have seen for 12th gen intel the best budget board is the MSI pro b660m-a as its the only board that lets these CPUs run to full potential.
I have this problem with my pc I’m a first time builder what I have done was put my motherboard in along with the ssd, hard drive and plugged in my atx and cpu PSU then I attached the HDD LED reset switch and power switch to the motherboard then pressed the power switch on the pc did not turn on so I put a pin into the atx 28 pin and it powered up I taken the pin out and the pc cut out but I have no cpu fan or a amd ryzen and a ddr4 can anyone help me???
So I'm actually building my first pc on a budget, and can't decide between the ryzen 5500 and the i3-12100f. Since I'm a casual gamer and and do casual productivity, I'm not sure what makes the most sense, any advise? trying to be in the $500-$600 range.
Just bought a new PC from Micro center - They had me go with the 7900x3d - X670E crosshair hero- RTX 4090 white ROG - 990 pro 2tb Samsung - Tforce delta ddr5 2x32-6000- & nzxt z73 kraken liquid cooler- Any insight or feedback would be greatly appreciated Thanks - Cody
hello can you help me out built new pc but i cant get buy the windows connecct to internet i have tried shift f10 but i cant type in the cmd box keyboard not responding how can i get it working and how can i update the drivers for the wiffi or lan off the msi website i have them but can you install them from the bios screen msi mpg z790 edge wifi not connecting
I have two monitors both connected by hdmi ports I need something powerful enoght to support gaming and streaming I already have a ryzen 7 what should I get
And while buying motherboard check drivers updates and Bois update support for at least 5 years For long run these things make your computer to run stable and good performance without any issue These all things which I told is important for your motherboard so please check all this things before buying any low to high cost motherboard
I'm planning to build a high-end SFF PC. I set my eyes on Strix X670E-I but I heard some fatal flaws about this mobo (takes long time to boot, Strix Hive issues, and is straight-up dead after a few months). Can anyone confirm these issues? Are these problems fixable/preventable? If not, are there any alternative ITX boards that offer USB4 support or should I just scrap the SFF idea?
Hi. Please I need a qualified answer on a question that bothers me a lot as I am going to order PC components including Motherboard from United States to Europe and I am concerned about any issues that I might run into due to the voltage and socket differences. Any qualified help about what to consider will be highly appreciated ❤️ Thanks to everyone.
I always forget the compatibility with ryzen and need to look it up which is irritating can you do a deep dive on it? starting from gen1 to now I'd just like to have all the info from 101 to expert. sounds like fun ? lol
I was hoping this video would go over topics like RAM speed support (don't want the motherboard to downclock the expensive ram) as well as PCIe lane bottlenecks and similar stuff :(
DUDE THANK YOU! It's like no one care about these really important things but me.... Did u find anything helpful? Like what is the best mid range motherboard for the i5 13600k that won't bottleneck overclocking or anything like that
watching this video as i’m about to buy a i5 12600k and need a budget friendly m-atx motherboard. does anyone have any suggestions at which brands might have the best io and bios? thanks!
With the 4070 ti costing $1500 you have half that for the rest of the build. Which can be a bit rough given prices in Australia. Not impossible but you'll have to be pretty frugal on the case, ram etc. You more an intel or amd kinda guy?
I bought the Asus Z690E because I had three 2tb M.2 and two 1tb M.2 ssds. I also still have a blue ray DVD drive I use, and two 1tb sata ssds. Yes, I know that's a lot of storage.
Hi I have a gamemax sniper case and my setup currently is a ASROCK 510m hdv R.2 motherboard with intel i3 10105f cpu 16gb ddr4 2666 ram and a rtx 3060ti I want to upgrade the motherboard to a asus mid range with Wi-Fi built in can you help me on which one best for me also I’m gonna be upgrading the cpu to i7 11700k
it's hard to get an itx board on the market for a reasonable price these days, due to availability. i recommend micro-atx for small form factor builds because they are more available
I'm currently doing a new Intel PC build and im a little confused about the motherboards im probably getting a Z790 the only thing that confuses me is what the letter means.. it seems to go from Z790-A to who knows what.. i have H on there as it was an ok price but ive no idea what to look for other than have DDR5 n wifi xD
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as an old guy trying to figure out what motherboard to pick this really helped thank you
dont call yourself old mate. pshycologically bad.
I just have to say that after following you for the last few years you guys always manage to be a couple of steps ahead of what my next PC idea will be which I find amazing. I haven't built a new rig in about 8 years and have decided that 2023 is about time to start again thanks to your incredible content. Thank you for being so informative and enjoyable to watch. Keep up the fantastic work. I wish I had your job,you guys make this stuff look so much fun!
I upgraded 8 years ago. So this video helped me alot to catch up on what is going on more or less in 2024
One thing I will say is if you are working off of a low end/small form factor board, be aware of how many fan headers you have. I was just doing a lower budget build with a motherboard that only had one cpu fan slot and one system fan slot. Ended up having to buy a fan hub to get my fans connected!
Building my own pc rn. Was pretty good on everything except the motherboard. Much appreciated.
This channel and others were a great help. it’s been almost ten years since my last build. I went with a midrange gaming/general use build, and the mobo is the Gigabyte Gaming X Z690 DDR4.
What do u think of it? I'm thinking about buying it, is it good for overclocking?
You forgot to mention some include bios flashback which is good future proofing 😉
Thank you for your explanation! I'm looking into parts for my first PC build and this video was a great help~
Great video. Building my first rig and motherboards have confused the hell out of me. This has helped alot
This is one of the best mobo videos on this app. Really good explanation, easily digestible info, enough technical data to get you an idea of what pieces do what job, but not so much as to make your head spin!
Really just an amazing video all around!
BRO THIS VIDEO WAS POSTED RIGHT AFTER I HAD TO BUY A NEW MOTHERBOARD 😭😭😭
True that my gee
RIGGT AFTER U BOUGHT A FULL BUILD
😅😂
L+ratio
Ummm better luck next time 😜
This guy should have a bigger channel - he's a really good youtube educator - very clear and engaging.
You're super charismatic and did such a great job explaining everything consicely! Thanks!
Just what I needed, thanks for making this video.
Videos like these are helpful. I'm not going to remember this every 4-6 years I build a new one.
I’ve never built a pc before and I was so lost the whole video😭
i know you said this a year ago but im feeling the same.. im so confused what the fuckis he talking about 😭😭
@@ThatMinecraftPig__1 Im starting up the mountain as well.
We're right on the cusp of a changing of the guard (with Graphics cards at least - CPUs likely to follow later on).
First pick your price and from there realise the bulk of it will be eaten by the CPU and GPU. Then it becomes a matter of match the compatibilties. The Motherboard seems the hardest becase its got all of the acronyms, but try to remember that everything was designed by people (so you'll be able to understand). For Intel Z = High end, B = budget end, then the number (kinda) disctates how new it is, bigger newer (gross oversimplification but kinda works feature wise). From there all brands basically offer diferent features, find something that meets your needs, I for example wasted money on a headset that has too many effing 3.5mm jacks to function properly so that becomes a featuer I look for. AMD is similar, X = High end, B = lower end, then the numbers dictate, similarly, the variety of most current features. Once again, brand to brand offer different options.
The tricky part is being vigilant - if you don't understand something google it first, make sure you need it. internal ports for fan powering has a code, internal power and funtionality for case features (like front facing USB or lights) have a code, Extra power required for some GPUs have a code, RAM compatability has a code (get where I'm going). not a lot of these codes overlap which is nice, but to build and enjoy a gaming PC you don't really need to understand everything on a deep level, just whether its important to your build or not.
Another great way to learn is to mess around with online PC builders and make something within your budget/level of needs then research each component slowly and see what features set it apart and why it is a basic requirement for each different build. And try to be patient, sucks but its true, I really want my PC tomorrow, but in Feb 2025 theres a new line off GPUs and so I'm waiting to see some performance and cost variables before I jump in (although it kills me).
Love u
I was to when I started out and still learning it’s honestly not that bad buddy you can do it and take your time hardest part for me actually setting every thing up like windows key and so on I am going on 2months with mine. Just added 4tb because you will use a lot of storage
Same here hade to google some stuff and there's is still so much questions in my baby PC builder brain. It's so much to take at the same time I just want my PC to be perfectly balanced and efficient.
Damn bro!!This helped me a lot and provided me insights on all of things I needed to know about.
for me the rog strix x670e-f is perfect for a lot of performance features and future proofing and a 20% discount is fantastic.
You explain everything so perfectly. Thank you so much
Am gonna give ya the golden goose.
I JUST WANTED TO KNOW WHAT I SHOULD BUY FOR GAMING AND FOR THE MONEY.
few out a breath now.
Thanks for the info. Haven’t built a system in a long time and am thinking of building one. The choice of mobos is crazy. Ditto with the cpu.
Pcie 5.0 will free up pcie lanes so it will allow your graphics card to run on just 8 lanes and still perform like a 16 lane pcie 4.0 allowing you to add more M.2
The x670e pg lightning is sounding pretty good rn
Ive never even owned a computer and am building my first gaming pc. I’ve heard a LOT of complaints with the ASUS B650E. Like coil wind, problems with drivers, usb, Bluetooth, and LAN issues, trouble with initial BIOS launch, having to download drivers off a different computer to a usb so that the internet works, and I’m probably missing a few. I was leaning hard toward this mobo due to the micro center bundle with the 7900x but now I’m completely turned off by it. UA-camrs recommending AM5 but then so many people also saying it’s sh*t and stay with am4. Are these legitimate concerns? Are they issues with the non asus b650? Should I forget the $300 savings and just get better components? Im really just so confused and with so much money and a 2.5 hour drive one way to micro center I DO NOT want to mess this up. Thanks for anyone willing to help..
IDK if you built your PC yet but I built mine around when you were considering yours and I'm using a A770.
0 issues doing any of it and i have a mild overclock on my 7800X3D. A770 is pretty killer nowadays, it runs starfield fine now and i get 244 fps on high settings on avatar. 1080p btw but there is no reason it cant run 2k or 4k. my monitor is the limiting factor which i'll be upgrading soon.
fuckig AMAZING video, concise and informative. thanks a lot for having made this
@ 8:30 can anybody explain for me what he said? I lost him there. Which one he said it's better to guy the lower X serier for example or the higher B series?
ima upgrade my computer from the 90's with this, thanks
😬😬
How did it go?
You just did a great job explaining all what I need to understand 💞
Very useful and informative
I learnt so much from this video. Thank you
0:43 please someone tell me the name of this beautiful white gaming case. And all the components in it if you can. I need to build an exact same pc.
I think this is hyte Y60 or Y40
You can just lens it
I just built my new PC and here are the specs. What are your thoughts on it. Case is an ASUS Hyperion GR701 and I added 3 140mm top fans for exhaust, Motherboard is ASUS Z790 Hero, Intel Core i7 13700k, Corsair Vengeance DDR5 64gb 5600 ram, PNY 4070 12gb ram, Coolermaster air ma620m CPU cooler, Corsair 1200 watt modular PSU, WD Black 1tb M2, WD Black M2 4tb, WD Black M2 4tb, LG 34 inch 165hz curved monitor, Roccat Vulcan gaming keyboard, HP external DVD writer, Logitech Trackball, Razor Tiamat 7.1 Surround Headset Ver.202. Logiteck 2.1 Speaker system that I already had and I am using a Logitech C922 Pro Webcam that I had. I'm running Windows 11 Profeshional. What are your opinions on my Build?
that video saved my life thanks so much
dawg is still dont even know what any of this means, how would one know whats a better motherboard
Depends on what CPU you want. (AMD or Intel)
If I would want a amd cpu what motherboard do I get
You didn’t watch the video did you
@@T4041tit depends entirely on what you want to do with the computer and also on every other component of your build, that's what the video is for
just dont buy itx related
Thanks it really help me choosing motherboard
You havea lot of confidence when you talk.
You sound certain about what you're saying.
It's a good trait to have, especially when making video content like this.
Cheers.
nice video, very helpful thank you
From many reviews i have seen for 12th gen intel the best budget board is the MSI pro b660m-a as its the only board that lets these CPUs run to full potential.
I have a b550m pro p is that any good?
This video is very helpful thank you so much!
Good Video!
After watching this im off to bed and gonna rewatch it tomorrow to try and further understand motherboards 🤷♂️ 😂
Does b760 work with i5 12th gen 12400f.
I have this problem with my pc I’m a first time builder what I have done was put my motherboard in along with the ssd, hard drive and plugged in my atx and cpu PSU then I attached the HDD LED reset switch and power switch to the motherboard then pressed the power switch on the pc did not turn on so I put a pin into the atx 28 pin and it powered up I taken the pin out and the pc cut out but I have no cpu fan or a amd ryzen and a ddr4 can anyone help me???
I’m just curious if I get an micro atx case does that mean I have to but a micro atx motherboard ????
Im watching this 1 day before it is 1 year old
Damn
Also thanks
Love you for this info thanks mate
Thanks I needed this
awesome content! Thx a lot!
hello what is your best recommendation motherboard to go with a ryzen 7 7800X3D choosing between this 2 GIGABYTE B650 or ASUS TUF Gaming B650-PLUS
I settled for a b660 with an Intel i5 12400F and AMD Radeon 6600
???
@@macca-fg5ec was I not clear?
Thanks for this
Really informative. 👍
So I'm actually building my first pc on a budget, and can't decide between the ryzen 5500 and the i3-12100f. Since I'm a casual gamer and and do casual productivity, I'm not sure what makes the most sense, any advise? trying to be in the $500-$600 range.
depends, think 12100 is faster, gaming wise, both can upgrade to great cpus so up to you
but i guess ryzen if you plan to pair it with radeon
Just ordered an asus x670e hero motherboard. Looking forward to getting the rest for my build.
Just bought a new PC from Micro center - They had me go with the 7900x3d - X670E crosshair hero- RTX 4090 white ROG - 990 pro 2tb Samsung - Tforce delta ddr5 2x32-6000- & nzxt z73 kraken liquid cooler- Any insight or feedback would be greatly appreciated Thanks - Cody
I would say, its a great pc
i know alot about motherborad but i still have no idear what motherboard to upragde to
Pretty good guide still valid in 2024.
I do love me some overclockin'.
It seems like amd-supported motherboards would have to be replaced less, since they’d be able to support new CPUs
I'm using a i5 12400f and planning to upgrade to a 12700k later. Is the MSI Z690 Pro A a good option?
Best motherboard for 7800x3D and 4090 all white build? $200-$400 if the higher priced ones are worth it
.
Damn
hello can you help me out built new pc but i cant get buy the windows connecct to internet i have tried shift f10 but i cant type in the cmd box keyboard not responding how can i get it working and how can i update the drivers for the wiffi or lan off the msi website i have them but can you install them from the bios screen msi mpg z790 edge wifi not connecting
Can someone help, which brand is better for mobo, asrock or gigabyte? Planning to use it for 8-10 years
I have two monitors both connected by hdmi ports I need something powerful enoght to support gaming and streaming I already have a ryzen 7 what should I get
And while buying motherboard check drivers updates and Bois update support for at least 5 years
For long run these things make your computer to run stable and good performance without any issue
These all things which I told is important for your motherboard so please check all this things before buying any low to high cost motherboard
I'm planning to build a high-end SFF PC. I set my eyes on Strix X670E-I but I heard some fatal flaws about this mobo (takes long time to boot, Strix Hive issues, and is straight-up dead after a few months). Can anyone confirm these issues? Are these problems fixable/preventable?
If not, are there any alternative ITX boards that offer USB4 support or should I just scrap the SFF idea?
whats a good motherboared with a 7200 mhz ram and i9-12900k
which is better for the i5 13500? prime b760 plus or gigabyte b760m gaming x
Make a 13500 + 3060ti full gaming setup....!!! 😍
That is a scam
U just got scammed
I5 12400f is more than enough for 3060ti
Hi ... the rog strix your showing doesn't support amd .. it's Intel isn't it ?
That outro revived my childhood
What motherboard would be good for a intel i9 10900F ?
hey which one did you pick?
Hi. Please I need a qualified answer on a question that bothers me a lot as I am going to order PC components including Motherboard from United States to Europe and I am concerned about any issues that I might run into due to the voltage and socket differences. Any qualified help about what to consider will be highly appreciated ❤️ Thanks to everyone.
I always forget the compatibility with ryzen and need to look it up which is irritating can you do a deep dive on it? starting from gen1 to now I'd just like to have all the info from 101 to expert. sounds like fun ? lol
What board is good for Ryzen 7 5800X3D and RX 6650 XT
Im wondering whether I should go for Gigabyte B650 Gaming x ax or Gigabyte Aorus B650 Pro ax?
I was hoping this video would go over topics like RAM speed support (don't want the motherboard to downclock the expensive ram) as well as PCIe lane bottlenecks and similar stuff :(
DUDE THANK YOU! It's like no one care about these really important things but me.... Did u find anything helpful? Like what is the best mid range motherboard for the i5 13600k that won't bottleneck overclocking or anything like that
Bought a z690f last year and been having nothing but problems with the ddr5 I can only use 2 ram sticks anything more causing crashing mid gaming
watching this video as i’m about to buy a i5 12600k and need a budget friendly m-atx motherboard. does anyone have any suggestions at which brands might have the best io and bios? thanks!
MSI mag B760M tomahawk ddr5 wifi would be good for I5-13500 with 4060ti aorus elite oc 8gb graphics. ??
I've been looking for this video for so long.
Straight to the facts, without all the cringe jokes and other BS parasiting the content.
Bro what’s the best graphic card for 5700x and the wife best motherboard
Can i game on h-series motherboard? I dont care about overclocking
What am I missing? The Z790 in usa are like 180-300 bucks. Not 500+..?
Lots of different versions
hi, how do you think about the Itx Motherboard MSI Z790I?
his electric bill would vanish my 2 month income
Can u help me I need to Buy a moatherboard for intel i7 10gen what to buy?
Can i use a MSI B550 motherboard with a Ryzen 5 7600???
Omg your incredible im currently building my first gaming pc can I get a recommendation for a 3000 Australian dollar 4070ti build would be amazing
With the 4070 ti costing $1500 you have half that for the rest of the build. Which can be a bit rough given prices in Australia.
Not impossible but you'll have to be pretty frugal on the case, ram etc.
You more an intel or amd kinda guy?
Preferably intel
If not 4070ti what would be a good graphics card for a $3000 pc build?
Or what price range would I be looking at for a 4070ti build
@@tobiaskeith-magee4061 2-3k
I bought the Asus Z690E because I had three 2tb M.2 and two 1tb M.2 ssds. I also still have a blue ray DVD drive I use, and two 1tb sata ssds. Yes, I know that's a lot of storage.
Can I use amd processor with rtx 3060?
Hi I have a gamemax sniper case and my setup currently is a ASROCK 510m hdv R.2 motherboard with intel i3 10105f cpu 16gb ddr4 2666 ram and a rtx 3060ti I want to upgrade the motherboard to a asus mid range with Wi-Fi built in can you help me on which one best for me also I’m gonna be upgrading the cpu to i7 11700k
it's hard to get an itx board on the market for a reasonable price these days, due to availability. i recommend micro-atx for small form factor builds because they are more available
is the msi pro a620-e motherboard good? ohh wait...
What are the new USB ports for? My board has them but idk what the benefits are?.
Should I get Wi-Fi added on the motherboard???
As some one said in the comments, you forgot that.
Some will have a bios flashback button, and some WON'T. 😄
think dual bios is more convenient for regular users
was wondering where i could buy that case shown at 41 seconds into the vid
how do i know when a motherboard is wifi compatible?
It will say WiFi at the end of the name
I'm currently doing a new Intel PC build and im a little confused about the motherboards im probably getting a Z790 the only thing that confuses me is what the letter means.. it seems to go from Z790-A to who knows what.. i have H on there as it was an ok price but ive no idea what to look for other than have DDR5 n wifi xD
Is there any difference between msi pro z790 wifi ddr5 and
Msi pro z790 wifi pro series ddr5
Is there any difference between msi pro z790 wifi ddr5 and
Msi pro z790 wifi pro series ddr5
Is there any difference between msi pro z790 wifi ddr5 and
Msi pro z790 wifi pro series ddr5
Is there any difference between msi pro z790 wifi ddr5 and
Msi pro z790 wifi pro series ddr5
Is there any difference between msi pro z790 wifi ddr5 and
Msi pro z790 wifi pro series ddr5