Best mini-atx mobo am4

[Blash]

Hello there yall! 
I am in the process of upgrading and renewing my personal computer and Ive come to some conclusions. I upgraded my cpu from a 3 3100 to a 5 5600, Ive put in 2 ssds with a total ammount of 1.5 tb of storage, where I only have 1 m.2 slot and use an adapter for the other one, Ive got a 750 watt be quiet power 9 psu, I plan to upgrade my rx 580 to an rx 7700 xt and finally I want to upgrade my motherboard from my asus tuf gaming a520m plus wifi to a new one, though I dont know which motherboard is best. I need more m.2 slots, it has to be micro-atx, have multiple pcie slots and something which will give me the best bang for my buck. I plan to spend about 100 euro. I live in Germany, so local suggestions would be appreciated. If I missed anything I wouldnt mind providing more information.

[strange13930]

3 hours ago, Blash said:

Hello there yall! 
I am in the process of upgrading and renewing my personal computer and Ive come to some conclusions. I upgraded my cpu from a 3 3100 to a 5 5600, Ive put in 2 ssds with a total ammount of 1.5 tb of storage, where I only have 1 m.2 slot and use an adapter for the other one, Ive got a 750 watt be quiet power 9 psu, I plan to upgrade my rx 580 to an rx 7700 xt and finally I want to upgrade my motherboard from my asus tuf gaming a520m plus wifi to a new one, though I dont know which motherboard is best. I need more m.2 slots, it has to be micro-atx, have multiple pcie slots and something which will give me the best bang for my buck. I plan to spend about 100 euro. I live in Germany, so local suggestions would be appreciated. If I missed anything I wouldnt mind providing more information.

this the micro atx motherboard I have it has 4 pcie slots and two m.2 slots.

[OddOod]

I've very rarely seen someone sidegrade a fully functional mobo. Mobo swaps are a huge pain, especially in tiny cases, and if you're literally just wanting more storage,  you could just grab a 2 (or even 4 or 8) TB drive. 

That being said, to each their own, and Strange has a solid option

[GuiltySpark_]

What @OddOod said. Spending money on an older platform for no real performance gain is a bit of a silly move all said and done. If you're going to buy a new motherboard, at least have it be for a current gen platform.