Motherboards - AMD

Need help choosing the right board? Read our AMD Motherboard Buying Guide

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 B650 Socket AM5 ATX Motherboards

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AMD B550 Socket AM4 ATX Motherboards

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AMD B550 Socket AM4 Mini-ITX Motherboards

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Motherboard Accessories

Accessories for motherboards. Additional items to compliment your motherboard. These are additional items by various motherboard manufacturers which give extra functionality such as card readers and input/output panels. Always check the compatability of the item in question to ensure it will work with your motherboard.
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