AMD X670E VS B650E AM5 Motherboard - What's The Difference?
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- AMD X670E and B650E Motherboards are really incredibly great motherboards for AMD’s new Ryzen 7000 series processor. But, what are the major differences between the X670E and B650E Motherboards? To know the answer, take a look at this comparison video.
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Bad video. Only superficially talks about some small differences and then rambles about two specific products. Paul's Hardware did a better job comparing all 4 board chipsets based on the actual chipsets, nor vendor modified boards.
Lets Compare AMD X570 VS B650 and or B650E AM5 Motherboards - explain some major differences included on their IO back plate such as how many USB 3 / 3.1 / 3.2 type A or C, WiFi, - leaving processors and DDR4 along with DDR5 out of it because their simply isn't a massive difference between the two variations at this time that make massive differences at this early stage to DDR5. Also we barely touched the surface on PCIe Gen 5 related too NVME M.2 gen 5 so set that aside too. And doubt we will see any Gen 5 GPU's for 3 years. It also doesn't matter using SATA3 Solid State Drives or NVME M.2 third gen or fourth gen because the speeds are all still quite comparable at present, other then M.2's take up less space and clutter. And the final reason I chose to ask these questions are, 4K is very popular and soon will dominate the market leaving processors irrelivent because even an AMD Ryzen 5600 or Intel 12100 or 12400 paired with an AMD RX6750 and up or NVidia 3080 thru to a 4090 will handle bottleneck problems. So while sponsors push us to buy "NEW" you should share some of this knowledge I shared. Buying new undeveloped products will inevitably leave us at a loss as we continue to see on both Intel and AMD struggle for dominance over one another at our cost.
Thanks for your insight.
What gpu would you Recommend tho? Ddr5 1440p/4K £400/£500?
Gen 5 M.2 ssd are available now.
@@Jordanh244 4070Super if you can stretch to it.
Biggest and most important difference for the 'E' is that they have optical audio out
Best deal is b650e-f ASUS Rog Strix at 299$ best price/features
Thanks for sharing.
@Techinfluencer Im having a hard time deciding between B650 Asus TUF Plus Wifi and the B650E ASRock PG Riptide.
I'm looking at the Asus ROG Strix B650E-E Gaming WiFi versus the Asus ROG Strix X670E-A Gaming WiFi and in a comparison of features the B650E actually beats out the X670E! Plus the X board is $40 more. I can't see any reason not to pick the B board over the X board.
Sometimes, B board have better value to offer over the X.
@@Techfluencer But the X board is kinda sorta white-ish and I'm doing an all white build! Argh!
670x has s/pdif external audio port so this is a dealbreaker for me and my audio setup
Heeey , PLZZ Can we use x76003xd CPU + RX 7900 XT GPU with (MSI MPG B650 edge WiFi gaming) or (X670E) motherboard ??
Both would be fine I guess
Hi @techfluencer whats that pc case you're showing at 1:12 ? :)
It's the Corsair iCue 7000X.
Which Motherboard Should I Take For Ryzen 9 7900X?
B650e boards can cost as low as $249.99. I'm looking at an Aorus Elite X AX ICE, sweet board for the value.
Thanks for sharing.
is there anything better then aorus b650e in that price range or maybe the strix bx657e f?
No, Just buy a modest B650, don't even need to be "Extreme" edition and you will be good... Just lookup for the DRM phases above 12 will be descent to any 7900X and above in later years man
Any modest B650 will do.
@@raf.nogueira is it really not worth buying the 670E if I’m trying not to upgrade anything in the next 5 years over the B650, i went with 7700x for cpu and 7900xtx for gpu
@@redditmanllegnisthebirdofh9887 I agree with you, I'm with a B650 from MSI Mag Wifi and is a totally worth it mobo, I sure will use this motherboard from 3 to 4 years at minimum, amazing chipset.
@@raf.nogueira for sure there’s no noticeable difference so def think this is the Best Buy then
Sir, Which white board are the best one?
NZXT
I am extremely confused about a few things man please help me out...
1) I want to put ryzen 8000 and 9000 top end (ryzen 9 8900 or ryzen 9 9900) processors in a B650e motherboard after 2026. Now tell me, if I am not doing any overclocking or may be only slight overclocking, will that 12 2 1 thing reduce my processor performance in gaming in future? If so....how much? Like 1-5% or even more (when compared to same Ryzen 9 9900 processor but on a X670 e motherboard)
2) I don't care much about SSD slots etc but I absolutely CARE about my future GPU. I will use maybe RTX 6090 or something on this B650e motherboard that I am deciding on. My concern is....does that missing PCIe Gen 5.0 x8 lane slot in B650e have ANYTHING to do with my 6090? Because the only and only thing I care about is that my 6090 should be able to take FULL advantage of PCIe Gen 5.0 x16. I understand that as things are going, no GPU will utilize the bandwidth fully but I am talking about a hypothetical case that suppose 6090 is soooooo fast that it needs to fully utilize 128GB/s bandwidth of PCIe Gen 5.0 x16 in order to give it's maximum performance. I don't want any of the performance loss because of PCIe Gen 5.0 x16. This means that the bandwidth of PCIe Gen 5.0 x16 slot should be able to be utilised fully. Does B650e have any limitations to it's PCIe Gen 5.0 x16 slot? Like, Can B650e ACTUALLY handle the full use of PCIe Gen 5.0 x16? Or is there something cut down in its PCIe Gen 5.0 x16 slot....like for example a little modified and reduced bandwidth and transfer rate etc etc.
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You answer these two questions and I will literally be sooooooo thankful because I am mad because I cannot get this information anywhere. I don't want to spend extra for a better motherboard for features I don't need cuz I am on extremely extremely tight budget.
1, The processor will surely take a dip in performance.
2. The same goes here, for the optimal performance that you are aiming for from your "6090", it is advised to get the best compatible motherboard for that GPU.
It is close to impossible to get specs that will be top-notch and up to the mark regardless of the GPU or CPU generation as companies keep pushing more and more updates every year or so.
What you can do is, get the flagship components from this gen, and you will be set for plenty of years to come.
@@Techfluencer I see. Guess I have to wait and save some more then. Thank you so much man
@@danishbashir4184 Glad to help!
Sorry, but you don't know what you're talking about.
Thanks for your feedback.
After watching this video I am even more confused.
X670E falls on the heavier side of the budget, while the B650E is slightly low in price and lets go of a few ports while doing so.
@@Techfluencer Thank you.
Then I will go with a B650E.
@@anujjena7758 You're welcome!
Most people won’t even get 2.5gigs from their ISPs.
It's for your LAN, a NAS for example.
@dumbcow1 is correct. You don’t get 2.5g for your isp. You get it to stream massive amounts of data like playing your games over your LAN on a TV for example.
2:28 making photos like a pro ;)
Thanks!
You can get Asus X670E Tuf for around 300 to 340 Bucks and still operate a 7950X.
Agreed
@@Techfluencer But its quite expensive for just a Tuf .....
i would rather pay around 400$ for the b650e-e rog strix since it legit comes with almost all features possible 2 5.0 m.2 1 x16 or 1 x8 and 1 x4 pcie gen 5.0
@@Antsog It all depends on your needs. i need 4 working m.2 slots without a restriction to the pcie slot lanes. And you also have USB 3.1 gen1 as slowest USB slots in the back.
great video , thumbs up
Should i go for asus b650e f gaming for 350 dollars or gigabyte X670E arous master for 478 dollars. These are prices in my region. I want have the motherboard for until the end of AM5
If price is not a concern, you should definitely go for the gigabyte X670E.
Otherwise, the Asus b650e f is pretty decent as well.
It surely depends on if you use the extra X670E features. I have a PC from 2016 which has 8 or10 sata ports, 12 SUB totals, 6 are 3.1. It has cmos reset button, slots for upgradable ddr4 ram (8 total). Now, after all those years, I've only used a total of 8 of the USB ports max, 2 sata for 2 SSD and the m.2 slot. only 3 of the 6 fan controllers. Rest was empty and will never put something else in as I will eventually upgrade. When choosing the MB, find first the one that matches your CPU and GPU needs (inc oc) + RAM oc profiles, then the storage options. Pick one that has good integrated audio with good software for it (it makes a huge difference) and get the cheapest option. More expensive is only for enthusiast build that really needs it like for workstations, not for gaming. Really it comes down to your storage needs and connectivity, but storage is the biggest thing here - more sata and m.2 will give you a lot more storage (but bear in mind the lower end B650E offers plenty for gaming as cheap ssds with lots of storage are everywhere). The difference from 350 to 478 dollars in your case I would put in better cooling and aesthetics, or if you didn't max out on GPU-CPU, 150 dollars or so is the difference from an 7900 XT to a 7900 XTX. In 2023+, cooling will matter more and more with everything auto-overclocking based on temperatures.
@@MrTeknown gigabyte arous master price went up and is now 600 dollars so I went for the x670E tomahawk which is cheaper and has PCIe Gen 5 SSD and graphics card slot got it for 367 dollars there were other option at 300 dollars like the MSI pro rather than the tomahawk I going to be doing video editing and I plan on using this for a pretty long time like when the Ryzen 9000 comes I will upgrade CPU and GPU together and if it's the last CPU generation on the platform I'll probably get the best one to pair it with the 5090 or the 6090 I actually could have gone for the 4090 and all but this is my first build so I don't know my requirements and I don't like to waste my money so I got a used 3090 for 775 dollars while a new 4070 costs 690 and 4070ti for 961 dollars and 7900xtx for 1090 theses price's for new GPUs are the lowest varietnt ones like zotac twin 4070 and sapphire 7900xtx . And the 3090 colorful advanced OC
B is for Budget
Makes sense.
B650 e or x670 e for future cpu upgrades with the 8900x3d 9900x3d etc
İ am going to stick with with same ram and mb until am5 is ended just worry about vrm powers i dont need double gpu or more usb and ssd sockets what do you suggest ?
My gpu is currently 4090
Go for the x670.
@@Techfluencer Asus - Msi or Gigabyte ?
@@vega746-n6o Gigabyte
@@MakeSh00t i heard that asrock is the best option from the tech youtubers but i already got my x670 extreme rog asus , it had bios issues when i have it, luckily my mb didnt burned and seems that they fix it
İ ll keep using it until am5 socket is over thanks for the advices
@@vega746-n6o asus been a pain in the ass this year, Skip if u can go gigabyte.
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help. just switched from 9900k 4090 to 7700x am5 6000 ddr5. new install everything, win, chipset everything. all gpu bench is -10%. any games that were cpu bound are better but any and all graphics only are down. any idea? was my msi gaming plus just a better motherboard. my gpu is at full load yet still down 10%. makes no sense. does nvidia play better with intel? confused.
Are the drivers updated?
atleast have a table! it was just confusing!
Thanks for your feedback.
Please help I’m choosing between the B650 DS3h or X 670E for my 7900 xtx build with a 7700x cpu and just wondering will I still be future proof for 5 years with the B650 or is it worth the extra 150$ for the X670E
There is no point in spending extra when you can do just about right with the DS3h. Gigabyte makes decent motherboards with very effective computer performance.
@@Techfluencer thank you will do 🫡 since I didn’t cut any corners I wanted to make sure I didn’t for the heart of the pc too
Will the strix b650a will be good for the upcoming 7800x3d? Or thr 7700x. With a lityle bit overclocking
It will get the job done.
However, we recommend getting a reliable cooler.
B650e, and for 3d chips you need external bclk to overclock them.
These things need to be able to run Windows 7 and have Windows 7 drivers
That's the main critical thing that matters to me, Windows 7 drivers. and a PS2 port and be under $150 US. You missed which boards have Windows 7, XP, and NT support in your review.
They are backward compatible.
Is there any disadvantage of using 7950x on b650e?
Nope. Most have 14+2+1 power stages at 60 amps which can power a 7950x no problem. 8 layer PCB.
No there isn't.
Just buy a modest B650, don't even need to be an "Extreme" edition and you will be good... Just lookup for the DRM phases above 12 will be descent to any 7900X and above in later years man
The X670e he was describing is a $1000 motherboard.. like come on man!? Really terrible comparisons
Thanks for your feedback.
@Techfluencer no problem, it's just that a vast majority of people don't spend $1,000 on a motherboard
@@FloridaVibesOfficial Agreed.
You are misleading….what x670 motherboard has 10gb LAN????
ProArt X670E-CREATOR WIFI has one.
First
super wrong robot
Thanks for your feedback.
what a waste of time...
Thanks for your feedback.
@@Techfluencer I was just expecting more informations then what u can read out from manuals and shopping sites