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Ryzen 2000 ready motherboard

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By LastWatch
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I'm building a PC with ryzen 5 2400g and I need a suitable motherboard (that's ryzen 2000 ready out of box). I was looking into something like MSI B450 gaming plus, but I'm not sure whether it's compatible with ryzen 2000, so if anyone has any info it would help me a lot. Said motherboard is about 105 Euros(Hungary), if the motherboard is not ryzen 2000 ready, is there  some other with the same or better specs, for the same price?

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Any B350, X370, B450 or X470 board will work.

 

The issue is the older 300 series boards might need a bios update to add support while the 400 series boards will work out of the box.

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All 400 series AMD motherboards are Ryzen 2000 ready out of the box. It's the 300 series boards which aren't guaranteed 100%

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You may wanna stick with a b450/x470 board for the guarantee of supporting ryzen 2nd gen. all b350/x370 boards support 2nd gen, just that some may need a bios update to do so

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