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how can i know (or where can i see) a good quality mobo that works well?

or just what's the difference between a cheap mobo and expensive mobo? i just don't know what and where should i be aiming for a good mobo which should complete my urges

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Expensive motherboards have more features, such as more USB ports, USB type-c, more m.2 slots, better power delivery, etc.

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Chipsets (H110/B150/H170/Z170): They give the motherboard different feature sets (e.g only Z170 can conventionally overclock K CPUs)

 

Ports: Type C, M2 slots, etc

 

Colour scheme and aesthetics

 

Power delivery: Phase design, VRMs cooling, etc.

 

 

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15 minutes ago, Blackhole890 said:

or just what's the difference between a cheap mobo and expensive mobo? i just don't know what and where should i be aiming for a good mobo which should complete my urges

Features and I/O. That's it.

 

Get something that has the I/O you need and the features you'll use. Going beyond that is throwing money away.

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21 minutes ago, Blackhole890 said:

or just what's the difference between a cheap mobo and expensive mobo? i just don't know what and where should i be aiming for a good mobo which should complete my urges

 

What CPU? And as others have said what do you want and need the motherboard to have for you to be happy? 

 

 

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