Choosing a MOBO

Pepperisk

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HIJACK!

Between Asus B350 Prime, GA B350 gaming 3 and MSI B350 Tomahawk, which one would you guys choose to pair with r5 1600?
 
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Bump for advise :D

Are you planning to overclock to the max to squeeze out every last ounce of performance and also to run multiple gpu? If not then i dont really recommend getting a X370 board as the difference between a x370 board and a b350 board is usually in the vrms and additional features such as more pcie x8/16 or even the ability to sli.

If you just a casual overclocker and running a single gpu on a budget, i would recommend u get a decent b850 board like a asrock b850 pro4 (not b850m pro4) and save up to around 80 usd, which u could reinvest into a better gpu or other peripherals
 

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Are you planning to overclock to the max to squeeze out every last ounce of performance and also to run multiple gpu? If not then i dont really recommend getting a X370 board as the difference between a x370 board and a b350 board is usually in the vrms and additional features such as more pcie x8/16 or even the ability to sli.

If you just a casual overclocker and running a single gpu on a budget, i would recommend u get a decent b850 board like a asrock b850 pro4 (not b850m pro4) and save up to around 80 usd, which u could reinvest into a better gpu or other peripherals

I am planning to oc and run 2 gpu but not at the moment due to budget constraint... Thanks for the advice... In that case... I will go for a 350 board and upgrade in the future when im ready.

For Asrock, I cannot find the price reference for B850 Pro 4... Are you referring to AB350M Pro4?
 
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