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Where to learn about motherboards?

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Hi, is there any guide to motherboards (specially z390) where i can learn about all the parts and components in details, like about the vrm stages, and common jumpers and headers etc. Basically an in depth article?

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Depending on how in-depth you want it to be, Buildzoid's video breakdowns might be interesting:

 

They will require some Googling/prior knowledge, but he goes over the most intricate parts of these motherboards (like the VRM's and such), but he doesn't go over the 'simple things' like fan headers in detail (unless there is something really interesting).

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Linus did a video recently about a company offering older boards. They seem quite knowledge. Can see if they have any education videos. 

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