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Ryzen Motherboard Suggestions

Hello everyone, I'm starting my Ryzen build and would like to get suggestions on which motherboard I should get. I have shortlisted the following (Prices converted from INR to USD)
1. MSI X370 GAMING PRO CARBON X370 -  $287.45

2. Gigabyte GA-AX370-GAMING 5 X370 - $345.50

3. ASUS CROSSHAIR VI HERO - $337.79


Suggestions welcome.

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What processor are you pairing it with, do you intend to run a multiple GPU setup or single? Do you require SLI / Crossfire. Do you have many non SATA storage devices such as M.2 NVME SSDs or PCI-E based SSDs?

 

If you don't require a multi GPU setup you may be able to save some money and drop down to a B350 chipset (Can still overclock) I've heard good things about the MSI B350 Gaming Plus

 

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Unless you particularly want it to look really good, there's no need for anything that overkill. Something like an ASUS Prime B350-Plus should more than cover everything you need. If you really want one of those three though, go with the MSI one, as it's the cheapest.

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29 minutes ago, SethKraota said:

What processor are you pairing it with, do you intend to run a multiple GPU setup or single? Do you require SLI / Crossfire. Do you have many non SATA storage devices such as M.2 NVME SSDs or PCI-E based SSDs?

 

If you don't require a multi GPU setup you may be able to save some money and drop down to a B350 chipset (Can still overclock) I've heard good things about the MSI B350 Gaming Plus

 

Overview video: 

 

I'm planning to get the R7 1700. I will be running only one GPU (Waiting for Vega). I don't intend to OC right away, but I would like to have one that could if I wanted to. I don't have any M.2s right now, but plan on getting one in future. I am using 3 HDDs for now, might add more when needed. Trying to get something that can last quite a while before having to upgrade again. The B350 is quite good and actually pretty much does everything I would do right now, but I'm a bit worried if I'll end up having to upgrade it too soon.

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