need to choose mob

[puppo]

basically i wanted to buy a new mobo, because my actual is a micro atx with a lot of problems.

My cpu is a i5 10400, 16gb of 3000MHz ram, 500gb ssd m.2 and a 500w psu.
i did some search and found 3 different mobos, here they are: 

https://www.amazon.it/dp/B08XNKP8QG?tag=pcp06-21&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1

https://www.bpm-power.com/it/online/componenti-pc/schede-madri/scheda-madre-msi-z490-b1683105?utm_source=idealo&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=(idealo)_Schede-madri

https://www.amazon.it/dp/B088WGCR3J?tag=pcp06-21&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1

 

Idk which should i choose, can someone help me please? thank you

[Freakwise]

You have non k cpu

I would take the 3rd option, so tuf b460

[puppo]

20 minutes ago, Freakwise said:

You have non k cpu

I would take the 3rd option, so tuf b460

can i ask you why?

[thedangerine]

Really depends on what you want more. The gigabyte board has at least two more usb ports than the others, the MSI board probably has the best VRM of the three thought that doesn't matter a ton since you won't be able to overclock anyway. I would just think more of what connectors or ports you want more of and base your decision on that or if there is a brands bios you prefer or something like that

[Middcore]

11 minutes ago, puppo said:

can i ask you why?

 

There's little/no reason to get a Z chipset when you have a CPU that can't overclock, unless you realistically think you're going to switch to a K CPU any time soon.

 

"UD" is the branding Gigabyte tends to use for some of their absolute cheapest and shittiest boards, same with "A-Pro" for MSI. Basically you have two low-end Z-series boards where the main point of a Z-series board is pointless for you anyway, and one middle-of-the-road B460 board.