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Which motherboard should i buy and best fit for a minimum budget ?

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b350/450 for overclocking - a320 - for no overclocking (the XXXXG is not a 4.0GHz overclocker)

 

yes, a lot of the older b350 will not be compatible with the 2200/2400g CPU as their UEFI is not ready for these new raven ridge CPUs. either find a current up-to-date UEFI (noted on the outside of box 2000 ready) or can participate in amd reflash program.

 

no, would not be best suited to purchase 2200g if already got dGPU. need something cheap to get by on till money saved for what CPU wanted, yeah-maybe, otherwise the r3 1200 (you can use any mobo without 2000 ready) and be off gaming.

I'm looking to buy a Ryzen 3 2200G or 1200 processer coupled with GTX 1050 Ti . Which is the best motherboard to be choose the AM4 ATX B350 or X370 version.

I had seen some reviews saying that some of the B350 motherboard Bios is not being compatible with the 2200G model.

Even if i upgrade the bios will it meet the same performance like that of the other compatible motherboards ?

 

And i have another question that, is it worth buying a 2200G with an integrated vega 8 graphics even when I'm already opting to use a 1050 Ti or should i go for the less costly 1200 or 1300x models.

Is it worth spending the extra money for the onboard vega graphics when i already have a dedicated Gpu ?

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welcome to the Linus Tech Tips forums!

 

b350/450 for overclocking - a320 - for no overclocking (the XXXXG is not a 4.0GHz overclocker)

 

yes, a lot of the older b350 will not be compatible with the 2200/2400g CPU as their UEFI is not ready for these new raven ridge CPUs. either find a current up-to-date UEFI (noted on the outside of box 2000 ready) or can participate in amd reflash program.

 

no, would not be best suited to purchase 2200g if already got dGPU. need something cheap to get by on till money saved for what CPU wanted, yeah-maybe, otherwise the r3 1200 (you can use any mobo without 2000 ready) and be off gaming.

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