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Retailing for around £100, the ASRock Fatal1ty AB350 Gaming K4 is targeting budget gamers who do not require multi-GPU capability. In doing so, ASRock offers up several tempting features, such as dual M.2 ports, RGB LED capability, and a 6+3-phase power delivery solution.
Read more @ KitGuru
Back in 2006, Asus set the standard for high-end computer hardware when the launched the Republic of Gamers (ROG) line up. One of the most exciting parts of any new processor or even chipset launch is seeing what Asus has in store with their ROG line up. Now with AMDs first all new architecture since 2011, Asus has launched their flagship…
Read more @ ProClockers
Certainly if your decisions are made based upon the hardware then the Taichi ticks a lot of boxes. Black Caps, a BCLK Engine clock generator and 16 Phase Power handle the overclocking duties. Connectivity is full of the technologies that you would expect to find on a modern motherboard, from WiFi to USB 3.1 and the super speedy M.2.
Read more @ OC3D
MSI’s £100 B350 Tomahawk is the first B350 motherboard to be put through our testing. Retaining the CPU overclocking support that makes the B350 chipset such an alluring option for AM4, MSI outfits its Tomahawk with the key features consumers are asking for, such as USB Type-C and M.2 PCIe NVMe support.
Read more @ KitGuru
As the X370 Killer SLI features the latest flagship chipset from AMD, it will provide users with a wealth of connectivity options, including support for a total of 12x USB 3.1 ports (including a Type C), which are all high-current to ensure compatibility with VR peripherals.
Read more @ Vortez
MSI’s X370 GAMING PRO CARBON’s color theme is a popular one, black with hints of silver and white, and allows easy matching. It has many integrated RGB LEDs, and you can change the motherboard’s color theme to match that of the rest of your system, and that is one reason it’s a popular motherboard.
Read more @ TweakTown
It has two less PCI-E 2.0 ports from the chipset, four less USB 3.0 ports, and two less SATA6Gb/s ports. The good news is that the chipset supports overclocking and provides two USB 3.1 ports just like the X370 chipset. For many people, the B350 chipset might be better than the X370 because of the cost savings, so let’s see how good of a B350 motherboard the AB350 Gaming K4 is.
Read more @ TweakTown
The MSI X370 Krait Gaming finally hits the test bench, and we’re ready to relive the glory days of the MSI 990FXA Gaming. We’ve had a pretty good track record with MSI and AMD products ever since the Kaveri APU. We’re even rocking a donated Nvidia GT 730 GPU in one of our small form factor boxes.
Read more @ Tom’s Hardware
ASRock’s Fatal1ty X370 Professional Gaming uses an Aquantia 5Gbit NIC and provides other high-end features and hardware to match the quality people come to expect with high-end motherboards. It’s one of the top five most expensive X370 motherboards and for a good reason.
Read more: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/8170/asrock-fatal1ty-x370-pro-gaming-motherboard-review/index.html
Read more @ TweakTown
MSI’s X370 SLI PLUS is not a very pricey motherboard, and that is what makes it attractive for those looking for high-end AMD features at a much more affordable price bracket. MSI is known for their powerful gaming GPUs and motherboards, and while the X370 SLI PLUS isn’t the best they have to offer for your Ryzen CPU, it should stand tall in comparison to other X370 motherboards.
Read more @ TweakTown