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Hi all,

I'm picking a motherboard for my pc. Ryzen 3400G 2933MHz and Gskill Ram 3000 dual channel.

I don't know whether to pick B450M Gigabyte Aorus or MSI Mortar.

As I saw on their website (screenshot attached here), Gigabyte don't consider 2933MHz system memory frequency to be OC while MSI does. Does this mean Gigabyte is better? Please advise me on this point and any point at all. Thank you so much. ❤️

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2 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

The processor only supports up to 2933mt/s frequency. 

 

Buy the board you like best.

yes I know the cpu only support that far, but my question is the MSI one (aka the nicer one) has to OC to get 2933 while Gigabyte one does not have to OC. Does this mean much difference, like for board durability and such? :(

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5 minutes ago, quysang219 said:

yes I know the cpu only support that far, but my question is the MSI one (aka the nicer one) has to OC to get 2933 while Gigabyte one does not have to OC. Does this mean much difference, like for board durability and such? :(

Durability is the same but this gigabyte supports more frequency than  MSI motar

 

But this has been improved in MSI motar Max 

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B450M-MORTAR-MAX/Specification

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3 minutes ago, quysang219 said:

yes I know the cpu only support that far, but my question is the MSI one (aka the nicer one) has to OC to get 2933 while Gigabyte one does not have to OC. Does this mean much difference, like for board durability and such? :(

The processor you are using will be fine on either board. They both have adequate power delivery and the memory controller is located on the processor. So either board and memory will likely oc to what the IMC is capable of.

 

Get the board you like best.

 

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