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MSI B450-A Pro Max or Gigabyte Aorus B450 Elite (rev. 1.0)

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msi has better vrms, in case you want to upgrade to an 8core in the future. see if you find a msi b450 mortar, it has the same vrms as the a pro max, it's usually cheaper and has 2 m.2 slots.

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I want to upgrade my pc and i dont know if i have to buy Gigabyte Aorus B450 Elite (rev. 1.0) or  MSI B450-A Pro Max ( they have the same price in Greece).

I will also buy a ryzen 5 2600 cpu and 8gb ram 3200MHz (2x4) and i already have an MSI GTX 1050 2GB graphics card.

What is better????

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msi has better vrms, in case you want to upgrade to an 8core in the future. see if you find a msi b450 mortar, it has the same vrms as the a pro max, it's usually cheaper and has 2 m.2 slots.

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The A Pro will be better in the long run if you plan on upgrading the CPU later on down the line. It should run with up to a stock 3900X with no issues.

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I would get the MSI i have MSI and when it comes to motherboards and PCB's they dont mess around.

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