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ASUS PRIME B450M-K+ Ryzen 2600 OC

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Hi,

 Im looking to build a budget Ryzan and want to OC the CPU to around 4GHz is the B40M-K a good board to do this with ?

 Thank you 

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that board is real low end, you'll want a mobo with a heat sink like the ASRock B450 pro4 or something.

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Thank you, I will have a look at the ASRock B450 pro4 

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1 minute ago, krysta24 said:

I got this one MB and hell no. 

Sorry not sure what you're on about. You have a B450 Pro and its Sh*T ? 

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1 minute ago, oneoone said:

Sorry not sure what you're on about. You have a B450 Pro and its Sh*T ? 

Basicaly. To be clear board is OK if you get a good deal. It can handle 4c or 6c stock or very light OC provided that there is decent airflow around VRM. I wouldn´t expect it to last long with OC 2600. It´s one of the cheapest B450 MBs.

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2 minutes ago, krysta24 said:

Basicaly. To be clear board is OK if you get a good deal. It can handle 4c or 6c stock or very light OC provided that there is decent airflow around VRM. I wouldn´t expect it to last long with OC 2600. It´s one of the cheapest B450 MBs.

Thank you for the reply, what would you recommend for a good budget M-ATX board  

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4 minutes ago, oneoone said:

Thank you for the reply, what would you recommend for a good budget M-ATX board  

Depends on offers in your region but Asrock b450m pro4 is a solid budget board. What is your budget?

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9 minutes ago, krysta24 said:

Depends on offers in your region but Asrock b450m pro4 is a solid budget board. What is your budget?

I don't really want to go over £100 for the MB
 thank you for all of the help, its appreciated 

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I have the Asus Prime B450-Plus. Cost me around 70€ (offer) new. 
Running my Ryzen 2600 on it with 4.1 Ghz allcore @1.33V. 
I can recommend that Board. ?

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