AMD B450 Motherboard Review Collection
The new motherboards support newer boost features, and that is their main improvement over their B350 counterparts. The B450 Aous Pro WIFI is targeted towards budget users who want more bang for their buck but don’t want to give up looks and features.
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We have to say that the looks are much less impressive than we’re used to seeing from the Prime range, but already knowing how well the Strix B450-I performs, having tested it prior to the Prime, we’re curious as to whether these plainer aesthetics belie another excellent mid-range Prime model, or if there finally is a black mark against an otherwise solid range of products.
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Certainly if you’ve been following along with our triumvirate of B450 reviews it is clear that the Strix B450-F Gaming looks the part and has a lot more of the modern features that the average user will expect. RGB lighting on both the integrated IO shield and Chipset heatsink, two AURA SYNC RGB LED strip headers, dual M.2 sockets supporting 2242 to 22110 drives…
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The MSI B450 GAMING PRO CARBON AC is a fully sized ATX board featuring everything we have come to expect from mainstream performance motherboards. The board features two M.2 slots, the first of which is covered by a thermal solution to increase drive performance and longevity. An impressive array of heatsinks cover the VRM and chipset to negate the risk of thermal throttling no matter the work load or climate.
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The ASRock B450 Gaming-ITX/ac is a small, gaming-oriented Mini-ITX motherboard with a fairly decent set of capabilities, making it a great option for those of us looking to build a smaller system for gaming, no matter the Ryzen performance level you want. With onboard video outputs, this board is capable of pushing both AMD’s 2×00 APUs and the 2000-series CPUs, along with a single VGA or maybe a RAID card.
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These include the new 7.1 channel audio supporting Creative Sound Blaster Cinema 5, Polychrome Sync for RGB, Gigabit LAN, PCI-E steel slots, 2 x M.2 slots for PCI-E Gen3x4 SSDs, 2 x USB 3.1 Gen2 (Rear Type-A+C), 6 x USB 3.1 Gen1 (2 Front, 4 Rear), supports triple monitors, as well as DDR4-3200+ OC and AMD CrossfireX.
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What we’re really looking for with the B450 Pro, priced at around £100, is a collection of board-improving technologies. The first of these is the integrated I/O shield – always a reviewer’s favourite – and though it’s plastic and sits directly on top of the dual VRM-cooling heatsinks, it’s still a nice touch.
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