"high tier office" motherboard vs same price b series motherboard

[jumbo9i0]

Why people don't generally recommend "high tier office" motherboards?
is that because a b-series "gaming" motherboards at this price point has better performance than "high tier office" motherboards? that make these range motherboards a waste of money?

 

"office" motherboards IMO

• Asus X570 prime                                 Asus TUF GAMING B550-PLUS
• MSI X570 A pro                                   MSI B550 MAG TOMAHAWK
• Gigabyte x570 UD        vs                   Gigabyte B550 AORUS PRO AC
• Asrock X570 pro                                 Asrock B550 STEEL LEGEND

 

[nox_]

high tier office? What the hell is that?

[jumbo9i0]

Just now, nox_ said:

high tier office? What the hell is that?

or i should renamed as lowest tier z motherboard

[nox_]

Just now, jumbo9i0 said:

or i should renamed as lowest tier z motherboard

Calling them high tier office boards does not make sense.

[SupaKomputa]

AMD doesn't have chipset geared towards business / office.

A is for low end non overclock.

B is for mid-end + overclock.

X is for high end + overclock.

 

The difference between cheap and expensive are build quality and features.

Performance is relatively the same between the same motherboard class.

[GoldenLag]

8 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

The difference between cheap and expensive are build quality and features.

the only real difference between B550 and X570 is the IO the Chipset offers, more or less. and in general has pretty poor connectivity for the price they command (ignoring chipset IO)

 

22 minutes ago, jumbo9i0 said:

Why people don't generally recommend "high tier office" motherboards?

because the "high tier office boards" you listed arent really high end. those are low end x570 board, one of which has a garbage VRM setup. 

 

and unless you need the chipset IO that x570 offers, there is no real reason to go for it.