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Hi need help can someone recommend best motherboard for Ryzen 5900x  highly upgradeable  in future of price from 250£ to 500£

 

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Hi need help can someone recommend best motherboard for Ryzen 5900x  highly upgradeable  in future of price from 250£ to 500£

 

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A x570 that have a update bios button on the back should do the trick, since the bios aren't correct yet for ryzen 5000...

 

I found a post about what mobos are the best ones by VRM if you want to check it out:

 

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What do you want to upgrade to? A 5950x?

There is no new CPU gen coming for B550/X570 with Zen3 being the last.

 

With that being said, have a look at the Motherboard Tier List in my Signature, then get the board that supports all the I/O you need and has decent enough VRMs for your CPU.

 

The B550/X570 Tomhawk boards should do just that.

The B550 Aorus Pro V2 is also a good choice.

They're all capable to handle the 5900X easily, and even overclocked.

There is no reason to go much higher than these if you can't take advantage of the extra I/O.

If someone did not use reason to reach their conclusion in the first place, you cannot use reason to convince them otherwise.

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35 minutes ago, Stahlmann said:

The B550/X570 Tomhawk boards should do just that.

The B550 Aorus Pro V2 is also a good choice.

These.

Also B550-f GAMING has some of teh best vrms of b550, if not the best.

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2 hours ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

These.

Also B550-f GAMING has some of teh best vrms of b550, if not the best.

No that would be the Gigabyte B550 Aorus Master. 

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I have the same question. I will do OC to my 5900x.

 

Would you choose the MSI 570 Tomahawk or the  Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus. I read the second one is one of the best choices for 5900x.

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1 hour ago, trzasku said:

I have the same question. I will do OC to my 5900x.

 

Would you choose the MSI 570 Tomahawk or the  Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus. I read the second one is one of the best choices for 5900x.

unless you need a lot of PCIe 4.0, X570 boards are largely irrelevant over B550

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4 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

unless you need a lot of PCIe 4.0, X570 boards are largely irrelevant over B550

In that case what B550 should I choose? I will only use 1 GPU, 2 M.2 SSD and 3 SATA SSD.

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