Motherboards - AMD

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The motherboard is the central hub of a PC, the board to which every other main component connects – CPUs in the socket, memory in the DIMM slots, and GPUs, sound cards and other expansion cards in the PCIe slots. Hard drives, SSDs, optical drives and front-panel ports also connect to it. Motherboards have a huge variety of features so research carefully first. You need to make sure your motherboard will fit in your case and that its socket matches your chosen CPU. Current desktop AMD motherboards have six main sockets: AM1, AM3+, FM2, FM2+, AM4 and TR4, depending on the processor used. The latest Ryzen chips use AM4 while the Threadripper performance monster requires a TR4-based motherboard.

AMD X670E Socket AM5 ATX & Larger Motherboards

These motherboards are based on the AMD X670E chipset and are designed for the AMD Ryzen 7000-series CPUs. The X670E is the flagship Ryzen chipset, and so features the highest number of SATA ports, USB ports and PCIe lanes. Choose an X670E motherboard over a X670 motherboard for PCIe 5.0 graphics card support.

These particular boards are full size ATX designs with maximum expandability.

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AMD X670 Socket AM5 ATX & Larger Motherboards

These motherboards are based on the AMD X670 chipset and are designed for the AMD Ryzen 7000-series CPUs. The X670 is the second highest spec Ryzen chipset, and so features a high number of SATA ports, USB ports and PCIe lanes. X670 motherboards support PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs but only support PCIe 4 graphics cards.

These particular boards are full size ATX designs with maximum expandability.

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AMD B650 Socket AM5 ATX Motherboards

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AMD B650 Socket AM5 MicroATX Motherboards

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AMD B650 Socket AM5 Mini-ITX Motherboards

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AMD X570 Socket AM4 ATX Motherboards

These motherboards are based on the AMD X570 chipset and are designed for the AMD Ryzen range of CPUs. The X570 is the flagship Ryzen chipset, and so features the highest number of SATA ports, USB ports and PCI-E lanes plus support for StoreMI, a caching technology which fuses together two storage devices into a single volume, intelligently moving data to the faster drive. Choose an X570 motherboard over a X470 motherboard for PCI-E 4.0 support.

Please Note: The graphics outputs that feature on some of the motherboards below are designed for use with AMD processors which feature a GPU integrated within the CPU chip itself. These graphics outputs, such as HDMI, DVI, VGA & DisplayPort will not function unless a compatible CPU with integrated graphics is installed.

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AMD B550 Socket AM4 ATX Motherboards

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AMD B550 Socket AM4 MicroATX Motherboards

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AMD B450 Socket AM4 MicroATX Motherboards

These motherboards are based on the AMD B450 chipset and are designed for the AMD Ryzen range of CPUs. The B450 is the mid-range Ryzen chipset, and so features a modest number of SATA ports, USB ports and PCI-E lanes. Unlike the more expensive X470 motherboards, B450 boards do not support SLI or CrossFire. These particular boards are small form factor micro-ATX designs with modest expandability.

Please Note: The graphics outputs that feature on some of the motherboards below are designed for use with AMD processors such as the Ryzen 5 2400G, Ryzen 3 2200G, or A-Series models which feature a GPU integrated within the CPU chip itself. These graphics outputs, such as HDMI, DVI, VGA & DisplayPort will not function unless a compatible CPU with integrated graphics is installed.

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AMD A520 Socket AM4 Motherboards

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