Best Ryzen 5000 Motherboard | Best Motherboard for Ryzen 5600X, 5800X, 5900X, & 5950X CPUs
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Best B450 Motherboard for Ryzen / Best A520 Motherboard for Ryzen
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Best Budget B550 Motherboard for Ryzen 5000
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Best B550 Motherboard for Ryzen 5000 (Premium mATX)
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Best B550 Motherboard for Ryzen 5000 (Midrange ATX)
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All Black / All White B550
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Best B550 Motherboard for Creators
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Best X570 Motherboard for Ryzen 5000
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▶️ Best ITX Ryzen 5000 Motherboard
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Are you looking for the best motherboard for Ryzen 5000 CPUs? We review the best motherboard for Ryzen 5600X, Ryzen 5800X, Ryzen 5900X, and Ryzen 5950X including the full features that you want in a motherboard such as audio, VRMs, USB connectivity, networking, storage, PCIE 4.0, and RGB and Fan headers. We break it all down in a simple and easy to understand way, and give specific product recommendations for the best Ryzen 5000 motherboard for you.
The best Ryzen 5000 motherboard for Ryzen 5 5600X tends to be one aimed at gaming and in a more budget motherboard category. B450 and B550 are the choices here. For Ryzen 5800X depending on the use case B550 is what most users need. And for specialized PCIE 4.0 fast storage needs, X570 boards are available at all budget levels. However most users will be surprised to know that they don’t need PCIE 4.0, and could just as easily go with a high end B450 or B550 board with more features for less money than X570. We review boards from ASUS, ASRock, Gigabyte, and MSI and make recommendations for best MicroATX motherboard, best ATX motherboard, and best ITX motherboard for Ryzen 5000. We compare B550 vs X570 vs B450 chipsets and make recommendations at every budget level.
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Video Index
00:00 Ryzen 5000 Motherboard Update 2021
01:09 How much should you spend?
01:53 AVOID these chipsets for Ryzen 5000
02:23 B450 Chipset Pros and Cons
03:06 X570 vs B550 Chipsets (PCIE 4.0)
04:28 MUST WATCH - Bios for Ryzen 5000
05:59 Motherboard Form Factor
07:09 Rear I/O Connectivity
08:06 Front Panel USB Type C Headers
08:29 VRM Thermals
09:22 On-board Audio
11:27 M.2 and Sata
11:49 RGB & Fan Headers
12:21 Budget mATX Motherboards
15:21 Premium mATX Motherboards
17:55 Best B450 ATX Motherboards
19:45 Best B550 ATX Motherboards under $200
24:16 Best X570 Motherboards
26:55 Best ITX Motherboards
28:59 What motherboard are you getting? 
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What motherboard are you looking at? X570, B550, or B450 and why?
B550 , as these are most bang for buck
A520m H.
Super cheap but its all you need.
I like the MSI Prestige X570 Creation, but it doesn't have BIOS Flashback.
Right now MSI b550 gaming carbon (more connectivity then the edge at a few euros more, worse vrm tho :c ) but if it comes out I'd love to get the B550 Aorus pro AX, it looks perfect!
B550. Nowadays no graphics cards to buy for the time being. So, my upgrade path now is to buy an amd chip with inbuilt graphics with a B550 motherboard. My question now is what chip to buy? If the graphics cards are available i want to upgrade to ryzen 5800x chip with a 3070 card or 6800xt card. I do not know if i am the only one thinking in this direction. Can you give us more input on this topic?
It’s so satisfying seeing this channel grow from the beginning. You truly deserve it and much more.
Thank you!!!!!!!!
yeah I remember sending a link to this channel to a friend when he had about 1000 subs, with the headline :This guy is awesome.
@@CasperLD llllllllllllllllll poop 9ppp poo 0mmmmmmmm0
Thank you for actually covering onboard audio! Finally upgrading from AM3+ with awful audio interference. I'll be happy to ditch the USB dac solution soon
Your videos are extremely well thought out, put together, and organized. Straight to the point without wasting any time. Highly informative, with very practical information! Happy to have found your channel, man. I look forward to your future content. I'd like to see you talk about some niche things that some of us think about too, like who actually benefits from using a PCI-E 4.0 SSD instead of 3.0. Are there any other uses for PCI-E 4.0 chipset slots, other than M.2's? I've seen SK Hynix Gold P31 SSD's beat out 4.0 SSD's in game loading times for some reason, which leads me to believe, that gamers simply won't benefit from anything "faster". Also, who benefits from upgrading to, say, a 5800x+ from 5600x (maybe low settings, competitive gamers? Star Citizen maybe? Maybe there's little difference now, but could there be in a year when newer, better GPU's launch with a 5800x?) in gaming. Are there ANY gaming scenarios in which someone benefits from upgrading to at least a 5800x? Another good question is.. How much does 16GB versus 32GB matter for gamers, in say highly RAM demanding games like Star Citizen? I like the idea you did with your video about RAM. You made a quick little checklist for spending more money on RAM. I think the same could be done for other factors too, like upgrading RAM capacity, CPU's(going up in core count), SSD's etc. Thanks again.
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback and the suggestions. Glad you are enjoying the content!
Thank you for taking the time to explain the different kinds of motherboards. The tip about the audio codecs was really valuable! Never would have considered that to be a factor. If you're looking for an indepth video talking about the different AMD motherboards for your Ryzen 5000 chips, this is the one to watch!
Glad it was helpful! And thanks so much for the feedback, it means a lot
@@PCBuilderChannel But how could i know with motherboard have which codec? I can't find it in the manufacturer specs
You literally made this video at the perfect time!
Glad you liked it!
6 months later, i can say this video was in my feed at the right time as well.
I truly appreciate this channel..my 12 year old son (and I) built his first PC. We watched many of your videos and depended on your advice. We went with an AMD Ryzen 5600x build on a TUF gaming B550 plus motherboard with bios flashback and kingston 1TB M2 SSD. Everything went smoothly (a couple minor learning experiences). We couldnt be happier. The speed is amazing. RGB lighting was a nice add on. Thanks again. Great experience!
Aw thank you so much for letting us know! It means a lot to us. Hope your son continues to love his pc and you do lots of builds together
Thank you so much for making this list. One thing I'd like to see in a future list is a list of motherboards that work well for VFIO passthrough. Either as a section in another round-up like this, or its own video.
Yes yesss, VFIO, homelab, remote gaming, shared GPU... please yes!
Awesome video! This is exactly the information I needed. Thank you so much! This is very valuable.
I've worked as 3D graphics chip architect over many years and every once in a while I build a new system as my latest "my precious" home system. This is a continuation of the hobby I started with, long ago. I started on an Altair 8800 back in the day... (long story). I'm used to working with other senior engineers and your awesome presentation reminds me of my great coworkers. This is one of the best videos I've encountered. Great work! Thanks again.
So glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and for your comment.
Your videos are easily the most digestible in-depth tech videos i've found. Im new to pc hardware and these videos have been helping me so much in building my first pc. Cheers!
Yay! That’s great to hear. Keep us updated on how your build is coming
Where do you think X570 AUS Crosshairs Hero VIII Dark (WiFi) fits in compared to non-dark?
This has easily been the best and most informative video I've seen so far on what motherboard to buy and why. Thank you for doing all the research and simplifying it for the rest of us. Liked and subscribed
Glad I could help!
Thank you! Just what I needed. Building my first AMD system after years with Intel. This was all I needed to know about the motherboards :)
Awesome! Glad it was helpful
@@PCBuilderChannel Yeah, never built a AMD system before, so before watching this I thought X570 was the only way to go. Now I ended up buying an ASUS ROG Strix B550 instead :)
@@Karinsky77 how do you like it?
Really good video. Explained a lot concisely, explained the reasonings behind why you chose that board, showed the board and information most people don't talk about, and there's loads of choices. Plus, it's fairly recent and takes into account the current pricing as of the time of upload (most ppl go by MSRP, which in 2021, is a lost cause).
Though one huge, huge warning I have to give is look out for the ethernet chip, especially on the more expensive Asus motherboards. Specifically the boards with a 2.5 gigabit port. They use the Intel i225-V, which is notorious for being defective by design. And there's 3 revisions of it (the first 2 are defective while the 3rd supposedly fixes all the issues), so which revision you get depends on the manufacturing date. Only problem is, Asus corporate is useless and doesn't let you know this information, so it's literally a gamble to get a board with the revision 3 i225-V. And to figure out which revision you have, you need to either disassemble the motherboard and look for the writing on the physical chip, or get it to boot into an OS and check using Asus' Armory Crate or device manager. Trying to get information out of Asus support regarding which revision they're shipping (because it's confirmed they're shipping revision 3 since July for the Intel counterparts, but it's not confirmed for the B550) is like pulling teeth.
Like seriously, I bought an Asus Strix B550-F, Asus support told me corporate didn't give them any information whatsoever so they couldn't help me, and I ended up having to follow a random forum post in order to take off the VRM heatsink, angle the board at a very specific angle, then use a floodlight to capture a readable picture of the chip. Got a revision 2 board after all that trouble. I'm lucky in that I have the resources and free time to RMA and return, but a lot of people don't have that luxury. So fair warning to those who buy a board with an Intel i225-V. Loads of angry complaints on reddit, amazon (check the reviews for the boards in this review with the i225-V), and Intel's forums (it got to be so bad that Intel deleted the entire thread dedicated to documenting this issue).
But the workaround is to add an external ethernet port via an NIC card thing. You shouldn't have to do this with a $200 motherboard imo, but 2021 is shaping up to be the year of compromises so 🤷 (Time to buy a used 1660 for $500 USD unless you want to wait until 2022 for stock to maybe appear 🥴)
Really appreciate the breakdown on all of this, my decision was so easy after watching this. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Oh my god thank you so much. I really needed a detailed video that assumed no pre knowledge and this one is just too perfect. Perfect guidance 👍🏽
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching
On top of this being a very excellent video, I also have to thank you so much for including the audio ALC specs which I have never heard of before but now that I do it's a game changer. Your other videos have been very informative as well. So I have subscribed. Thanks, again.
Glad it was helpful! Welcome to the Channel!
You can look into additional dac & Amp for better audio
Hey man just found your channel and want to give you a HUGE thumbs up! For new PC builders its hard to make good decisions based on only what we see out there on the internet. Can't always catch it all either. You always summarize it great detail and make it easy to understand. Keep up the good work!
Welcome aboard! Glad I could help!
Fun and accurate roundup with one exception. As an ITX enthusiast, I would not recommend the MSI model; it has a non-traditional back-plate and makes it incompatible with many coolers.
Good to know!
Did you mean the MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk plate?
@@kjsmash346 Asus Proart B550 creator. A universal motherboard.
I just bought an x570 a-pro even tho I probably will never use those extra gen 4 stuff but it was cheaper than similar b550 ones in my region. got it for 150 usd
I was in a bloody dilemma between x570 and B550 for my new build, your video has just give a clear cut of what are wants and what is actually needed for my use. This is just SO BRILLIANT, loved it, liked it, shared it. AWESOME man
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Which one did you bought?!
And, Which one is better for ryzen 7 5800x
@@akshayhannurkar1049 did yall find out?
@@youreverydayshorts9283 b550 and 570
Pl. read my above comment.
Funny enough, a couple of months ago, I put together a Ryzen 5800X machine, did the search and ended up with the Gigabyte's B550M AORUS PRO-P. It's a fantastic board!
Purchased the b550 Aorus pro ax back in December to go with an nr200p and I think its great. No complaints whatsoever and I like the bios interface far more than the b450 tomahawk I was replacing. Would recommend 10/10
The BIOS is already updated and ready for a Ryzen CPU right??
I haven't watched the whole video yet, but I got to say already, nice job! You're actually explaining everything and not just focusing in the presentation. I've watched so many motherboard-related videos and read many reviews but this one really helps to understand it all.
I appreciate that! Glad we could help
Thank you for mentioning the audio section since not many channel talk about it.
I just picked up the B550-F (w/ wifi) for my ongoing build. Your last few videos on Ryzen 5000 motherboards have been a huge help my shopping. Thanks for all the great content!
Great to hear! Good luck on your build!
what RAM are you getting? I plan to buy the ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming (non wifi) and the Ryzen 5800x. I want 32GB total RAM but not sure which ram to buy under $200. Should I buy 2x16GB or 4x8GB?
@@afqt80 I went with 3200 CL16 2x8GB. From the videos I've watched, there doesn't seem to be much difference between using 2 or 4 sticks since the board only supports dual channel memory.
@@afqt80 why u getting non wifi?
@@GlacidRumble don't need wifi and is cheaper
Got the tuf gaming B550 pro together with an 5600x and i am still mindblown about the perfomanance! Its day night different to my old 4690k.all my games are running amazing great! I nevr had so mich fun using a pc! And it runs stable af.
Nice to see my recently purchased b550 a gaming recommended here, I have to say that I absolutely love it after the pain of installing it.
Absolutely amazing video, Complete noob interms of PC's here and the breakdown of the video is amazing (like a flowchart) with all the questions leading onto each other. I atleast know the specs I need to look for and would've never thought about the Audio Codec for example. Thanks!
Awesome! So glad it was helpful
Thanks, this is really helpful. I never really understood the differences between the B550 MOBOs and the X570 MOBOs.
Glad I could help!
Thank you for your videos, they help a lot. I'm a really picky person and over-analyze a lot before buying anything. I always want to go for the best quality(for me it means durability+speed)/price(gain comparition) products, and with what I call dishonest marketing tactics, it makes the process so much more complicated.
Glad you like them!
Hey John
That was one thorough and in-depth breakdown...lol Thanks for all the info. Tring to configure a custom build and all of it definitely helped. Stay healthy.
So glad it was helpful! Best of luck with your rig
I greatly appreciate the Ryzen 5000 builder-benefitting tips in this video.
Been awhile since I built a PC (every 5 years or so), and it was a great surprise to me when my 5900X was black screening with no POST (ASUS TUF-B550M PLUS WIFI), and I was stumped for a while troubleshooting other areas.
This video correctly and accurately pinpointed my issue, and your next video about the Flashback feature and how-to-use was very helpful (without having to use an older CPU).
Subscribed with notifications.
Thanks!
So glad we were helpful! Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching
Another neat feature of the Dark Hero is the hybrid oc technology. You can set a PBO curve for single core burst loads and a static oc for multicore loads. The mb will automatically switch between. I'm pretty sure this is the only board that does this since it is a hardware implementation over software. You can get the best of both worlds since settings a static oc usually kills single core performance and PBO doesn't give the best multicore performance. I ended up using the Gigabyte x570 Aorus Master for my 5900x. I wish the Dark Hero would have came out before I bought this one though for that feature.
That feature is rarely required. All specifications aren't in use.
Thank you for this. I was so confused on the whole BIOS thingy
Glad it helped!
@@PCBuilderChannel why do we need a ryzen 3000 first to upgrade a b450? I just did it via live update 6 using a older 1600af. Is that fine? Because I'll be getting a 5600x
Man, your channel is so underrated!! Anyone that watches can understand what you are saying, and that’s really rare! Keep on the hard work!!
That's great to hear!! Thank you for watching
Looking for more info on a motherboard for a R5 5600X and just stumbled on this video /channel! This has to be the most comprehensive video I've seen, no loop holes at the end, no nonsense or over-complicating things! Congrats for the work and keep it up! Hats down to you! 🎩🎩
Thanks for the awesome feedback! We really appreciate it
I just did it 5600x with Rog B550-f. Thanks for the clarifications ❤
Thoughts on 5600x with Asus ROG strix b550-e ?
@@Jason22Douce Thats fine but you can go down to rog strix b550 f because it is just a 5600x
Thank you so much for the help. You are really hard working and thanks for the information you shared. I chose a B550 due to it's cheap price and I'm trying to pair a 5600x with a 3080.
Nice! And so glad we could help
Was just browsing pc content and stumbled across this channel. Extremely informative, and straight forward. You've gained another sub and I hope this channel takes off big time.
Cool! Thanks so much and welcome to the channel
Great content. You're an excellent presenter and instructor.
Built up a couple of systems (an original for self, one MAX for friend) with the MSI Gaming Pro Carbon WiFi and agree that it's an excellent value. A bit long in the tooth in terms of PCI-E features, but still a fabulous offering that has run my Ryzen processors from 2600 to 5800. Even better: its price has dropped by some twenty bucks since you made this video.
Thanks for the great feedback! We really appreciate it.
This video is spectacular! Thank you very much, it helped me a lot. Greetings from Argentina!!!
Glad it helped!
@@PCBuilderChannel Do u need a bios update for a x570 arous elite because the ryzen 9 5900 x
I second that from Argentina too.
This was an extremely helpful video. thank you for posting
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching
Just woow, so much information. This is so educational that I just had to subscribe. Congrats! Amazing channel, hopefully we'll see stock again and normal prices soon
Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching
My first build I oped for the B550 and glad I did after seeing your video.
Nice!
I have the same shirt! Was first time watching your channel, I hit subscribe right away lol.
Awesome!!
After watching this detailed review, I decided to go for the X570 Aorus Elite. I had this for almost a month now. This motherboard have all the features I needed and plenty more. It does nice in overclocking. And fits well with my 3700X. Thanks man you helped me to find the real board and the ones to avoid.
So glad to hear it!
Keep me updated on it, I'm also considering purchasing
@@N.O.A_YT I can highly recommend it. Haven’t ran into any problems so far. I love all the pci slots and m.2
@@mariustandrup2636 nice, thanks for the feed back
I'm a fellow x570s aorus elite too, just that I'm the 's' version. I'm loving the crazy amount of ports. Rocking 5600x with it
you just honestly brought so much clarity after days of deciding, thank you!!!
So glad! We do have an updated version of this video if you want to check that out - Best Ryzen Motherboard 2022. 2023 version coming later this spring
Not many reviewer reviwewing ON BOARD AUDIO quality, but You did it. Thank you!
Glad we could help!
Comment for the algorithm! Great video as always.
Awesome! Thank you!
Friendly reminder to all Ryzen 5000 users, also remember to make sure that you are using the latest Chipset drivers as a month or two ago there was a bug in the previous driver that hackers could exploit and with the updated chipset driver, that issue has been resolved.
Best video I've found to understand such a complex topic.Thanks a lot!
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
After watching countless videos about parts/compatibility (novice pc builder here), your videos are the most clear, thorough, and amateur friendly that I've found. Thank you.
Glad to help! And thanks for the feedback, we appreciate it
You're doing the Lord's work with all these breakdowns my guy. Even if I already know what to look for this is still entertaining. Me personally will not consider a mobo without a fixed i/o shield. Ill pay extra, much more premium feeling and a game changer.
Glad these are helpful! Thanks for watching
preach!
When I was shopping for a new board for my 5600x, the B550 pricing was so close to x570 that I went for x570.
Great deal! Congrats on the build!
Thanks for a comprehensive overview. Very informative!
I would just like to add a comment it regards to audio through optical cable.
I realized that regardless of the audio codec, all of these motherboards come without licensing of 5.1 / 7.1 Dolby Digital. Which means they are only capable of stereo 2 channel output via an optical cable. That was a bummer for me. On my Asus x570-PLUS WiFi, I was forced to use a discrete sound card in order to get 5.1 channels
I was wondering the same thing when browsing motherboards for a new build, seemed like they are all lacking on the number of audio jacks on the rear I/O panel, compared to the old days, I just didnt look into the reason why thou, I usually just run a 2.1 speaker setup anyway. I wonder why they are dropping the surround sound capability? Do people just not use it? Isnt the surround also used for higher end/gaming headphone setups, USB connected ones? I really dont konw haha! Last time I actually ran a surround setup on a PC was over 10 years ago, then after moving the computer setup into the basement there just wasnt a practical place to put the rear speakers, not to mention the annoying wires!
The last time I built a system was about 10 years ago thou. I sure picked a GREAT time to want to build a new one, scarce parts and prices are super inflated!
I guess my old sound blaster card could still be useful after all?!
I use all 4 audio outputs from my motherboard. I did not see any motherboard in this list with 4 audio jack outputs.
Many thanks for demystifying this, much appreciated.
Glad we could help!
I’m surprised you did not mention Gigabyte Auros Master at the high end!
Cut for time. Great board though.
Didn't the Master have some issues? I remember Buildzoid saying something like that.
Pretty sure Aorus has issues with RGB though right?
@@stefencruthirds2310 Wasn't there something that sometimes the board just wouldn't boot, and you'd have to remove power cord or mobo battery or something to get it working again? Also there is the thing with Gigabyte dual bios sometimes kicking you in the other bios.
I do have Z390 Aorus Master though, it has none of those problems and it's great. However it does take more boot time than my Asus Z370 Strix and Master sometimes doesn't boot, you have to reset and go through bios, but you don't have to take power cord off or anything like that Ryzen variant. Anyway i guess Msi boards are public favorite nowadays. Tomahawk and Unify. I don't see any reason to buy any other board except super massive discounts or something.
Awesome as always. I Was having this discussion with a friend just today.
Glad it was helpful!
Bought my Aorus X570 board when i still used a Ryzen 5 2600 so i luckily could update the bios for my current Ryzen 7 5800x. But you're right - there will be some years before i will need PCIE 4.0
Man you gave me so much to think over, THANK YOU!!
Glad to help!
If you buy a B550m pro 4 today they ship with 5000 ready bios
I loved my Asus x570 Tuf plus - if that's your budget, I highly recommend it. If you can afford it, I also love my Aorus x570 Master.
Any issues using the 5600x? I just bought a pc with that board and Cpu combo
@@justinjahn8341 You shouldn't have any problems, but which one? I have a 3950x in my Tuf and a 5950x in my Master. You might need a bios update but they both can flash bios IIRC.
Fantastic thanks for helping decide between the B550 and the X570 .... As long as I can run a PCI-e 4.0 GFX and boot drive in future, the rest is plenty fast enough. AND I dont have to put up with an additional chipset cooling fan. The less fans the better when audio recording is important (ambient noise).
Awesome! Thanks for watching
Thanks, just finished buying all of my parts for my next build.
Best of luck with your build!
Different level of review. Ace
Thanks! My wife called this my "Magnum Opus" on motherboards. And that was after cutting out a bunch of boards!
I got the X570 Tomahawk for 189€ in November haha really good deal. For my 5900x.
will a b550 tomahawk work
@@nexus6120 work for what?
And yes, I think it’s a good solid board.
@@edcgadgets-de will it work with a ryzen 5 5600x
@@nexus6120 yes of course, all B550 work with all Ryzen 5000
@@edcgadgets-de thank you
Wonderful overview video. My current mb is the Asus ROG STRIX X470-F Gaming - probably will stay with that until am5 and ddr5 come out. I might get a new cpu before then though. Currently my cpu is the R7 2700x - it has been serving my needs very well since i bought it.
Wasn't quite sure where to turn for boards (preparing my first mATX build) for a 5900x but that B550M Mortar sounds like just the thing for me. Great explanations all around. Thank you!
Glad we could help! Thanks for watching
I will just wait till the motherboard I choose has the new bios already to accept a 5000...while I am waiting I just might score darn video card to go with it!
Flashback is extremely easy to use tho. But the gpu yeah I can understand😂
If you're looking for durability, MSI makes the best B400-series and B-500 series. They have beefy VRMs suitable for mid to high end builds while still not too overpriced.
Second this. Went with MSI B550 Carbon for my build.
@@jordanstills5547 I’m considering this one but unsure for some reason. I like the type c, and WiFi that it has, and decent price
Thank you thank you THANK YOU. For your information in these videos. Thank you for taking all this time to do it. You have helped me so much more than those FB groups. I almost don’t want to go back to them. You were clear, precise, understanding, and of course knowledgeable. For someone building three first build. Actually, I have to build two. They will be for music production not for gaming. So the gpu doesn’t need to break the bank. I have an Xbox series S anyway. Maybe slight pc gaming. Nothing heavy at all.
Thanks for the video, really informative. The motherboard I'm most intrested in is the new ASUS ProArt B550-CREATOR. The specification on the main ASUS site sounds perfect for the Audio Workstation and Gaming machine I'm after and the video/audio studio my daughter wants to do her multimedia productions with. It will be really interesting to see if it lives up to that.
Looks awesome. I wasn't even aware it had just launched. I'll have to check it out. Thanks for alerting me to that!
Amazing video man! 🔥 I have a question... ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING (WI-FI) vs ASUS TUF GAMING X570-PRO (WI-FI). Which one is better? - price is the same in my country-I'm going for a Ryzen 5 5600x.
Asus
@@Eenoli They're both Asus
@@9313James Comedians
So did u get the asus one?
Get the dark hero because it’s..... “second to none”. Great explanation!
What do you say when a motherboard has everything including stuff you either didn't need or didn't even know existed?? Too bad it's going for nearly $700!
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Found this vid very helpful when picking a motherboard for my pc build, thx for the help!
Glad I could help!
Great video thanks. I particularly liked your focus on sound quality.
FWIW - My MSI MPG B550 Gaming Plus worked with my Ryzen 5600x straight out of the box. No Bios update required. Which is just as well because I could not get flash back button to work. I tried 3 different USB sticks all Fat 32 MBR format.
That’s odd, but glad you’ve got what you need. Thanks for watching!
I'll build a 2021 pc in 2023 when things are in stock
Yeah :( im tryna build my 1st pc rn
I'm building one rn and I'm gonna get really nice parts except the GPU, 1660 super should do me for a few years.
@@zachcanreed8549 id say just try and go for a 3060 if ur getting that, they both get restocked at the same rate so might aswell get the better one
@@monkers4696 3060 is about $1,200 the 1660 is like $500-700 so it's more of a money issue lol
@@zachcanreed8549 ah i think its $360 base price at the amazon near me
Wow.
My computer this year has hit the wall BIG TIME!
I built this back in 2009 and every time I wanted to upgrade in the last few years, some BS went down in the market so I was constantly putting that task off.
Said to myself let me see if PC Builder has anything new on AMD since the market has calmed down since 4 months and sure enough you have a video posted 3 days ago.
I think now is the time I need to buy and get caught with the rest of the world lol.
Glad this one was helpful! Best of luck with your upgrades (:
in q3 and q4 parts are supposed to be more available but Christmas pc parts has always been a fun scavenger hunt right
I have the Aorus x570 Elite Wi-fi. When I bought it last year the bios sucked. They've fixed the bios problems with updates, however; so I'm glad I bought it.
Thank you so much for this. Really easy to follow along.
Glad it was helpful!
how come ya never mentioned the Asus Tuf x570-plus?
Because its bad. The pro is good one the other hand.
@@masterdftw4983 i don’t know about that one chief
I would say its bad, its just not worth picking up the plus model if you have the choice to go for the prokl
Wont lie i picked one up and ended up returning it... It doesnt have bios flashback so if you want to use a 5000 series cpu its gonna be an absolute pain to setup. Not to mention the bios update is still in beta and not under warranty. I am currently decided what motherboard to pickup to replace it for my ryzen 9 5900x build
@@fiachrabrowne8299 Is the TUF-PRO version a good motherboard?
Ryzen 5000 is really powerful it doesn't need any oc or a mild one that works with an average air cooler I don't see any reason to buy a x570 mobo for me b550 its the best balance
Yup! Ryzen5K is extremely power efficient. BuildZoid noted that many of these mainboards could run even a 5950x without any heatsink on the VRMs and be perfectly fine.
Does still still stand today?
Loved this vid, such good detail on each element. Sound is the important part for me and this really helped me choose. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Good overview. I have an x570 and a b550.... I process video and run my machines 24/7....
Very informative … thanks man
Thanks for the video!
I bought the ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming (Wi-Fi) and the Ryzen 5600x, because I already got a ASUS ROG STRIX GTX 1080ti.
Thank you so much! This helped immensely.
I’m so glad! And thanks for watching
Thank you so much! This video couldn't have come at a better time as I'm currently trying to build my own pc. Thank you for saving my indecisive brain. 🙏
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Man just subscribed on your channel, watched 3-4 videos. Its awesome how you explain every detail👏 👏👏 Thx for knowledge! BIG LIKE every time from me! 👍
Cool! Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching
Just building a new pc and your videos have been a HUGE help. Thank you. Went with the Asus TUF gaming 550 plus just because I was getting wifi at no extra cost. I now have the 5600x, 6700xt & the board... time to start filling in the gaps with your other videos :)
So glad it was helpful! Best wishes on your build
Thank you for explaining the PCIe gen 4 difference between x570 and B550 much clearer than any source I've seen so far
Glad it was helpful! And thanks for the feedback
Thanks a ton for this video! Helped me tremendously.
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
man^ you are THE saviour for me being off the gaming PC market for about 20 years and returning now (last things I do remember are sVGA cards and first PCI ports discussions LMAO)
So glad we could help!! And yes it can be a challenge coming back into it. I've been there myself (:
Thank you so much, man. I was having trouble thinking of what to look for in my motherboards and you just nailed it for me. Extremely helpful, thank you again!
So glad you enjoyed! We do have an updated version of this video you might want to check out though, Best Ryzen Motherboard 2022
I love these videos, just straight up informative. You just got a new sub my friend keep it up!
Glad it was helpful! Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching
wow this is so helpful...didnt know about BIOS FLASH...thank you so much
Happy to help!
Absolute best video I’ve come across for this topic. Super comprehensive and to the point. Liked, Subbed, and commenting for the algorithm.
Thanks for the sub and the comment! We sure appreciate it
thank you very much this was very helpful, especially with figureing out which motherboards will connected 5000 series without a bios update.
Glad it helped!
thx for the channel and the content 👍
Love the channel! Just pure techy talk, no fluff or marketing talk, keep it up!
Thanks for the feedback, it means a lot!