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<\/div>\nIn brief:<\/strong> AMD B550 motherboards are supposed to be a more budget-friendly option for gamers looking to get more value for their money, but it turns out they’ll cost upwards of $114.99 – and some models even touch on X570 price territory. AMD and motherboard manufacturers like MSI are already trying to sweeten up the deal for people who will buy a motherboard and CPU combo by offering you up to $60 in Steam credit<\/a>.<\/h5>\nWe already know from manufacturers like MSI that AMD X570 motherboards will cost a pretty penny<\/a>, so naturally some people will want to gravitate towards the mid-range, B550 variants, which leave some more cash to put towards a beefier CPU<\/a>, perhaps even a Zen 3<\/a> one if AMD can keep its promises<\/a>.<\/p>\nSeveral B550 motherboards have started to show up on the horizon (spotted<\/a> by Tom’s Hardware), and the full lot of over 60 variants is expected<\/a> to officially become available on June 16. Now we only have Newegg listings to look at, but this already offers a relatively clear picture of the kind of prices you can expect to pay for a shiny new B550 motherboard.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/static.techspot.com\/images2\/news\/bigimage\/2020\/06\/2020-06-15-image-22.jpg\")
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Depending on what you want in your motherboard and the specific system you’re building\/upgrading, there are several models ranging from mini-ITX to microATX and standard ATX sizes. Price-wise, you’ll have to pay at least $114.99 for a basic ASRock variant with an 8-phase power delivery subsystem, two M.2 slots, and 2 PCIe slots (with PCIe 4.0 support on the top PCIe slot and M.2 slots). If you want onboard Wi-Fi capabilities, you’re going to have to pay at least $10 more for the privilege.<\/p>\n
With mini-ITX motherboards you get two RAM slots for up to 64 GB of RAM, and you can expect to pay upwards of $199 to get the more compact design. ATX and microATX variants offer four slots for a total of up to 128 GB of RAM. If you want a primer on how to decide between various configurations of RAM modules, you can read our guides<\/a> here<\/a>.<\/p>\nSo far, the most expensive B550 motherboard is the $299 ASRock Taichi model, which offers a beefed-up power delivery subsystem with 16 phases, which is especially useful for those of you looking to do some overclocking. However, at this price point you might as well wait on a deal to snatch an X570 motherboard<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nSee Campaign: <\/strong>https:\/\/www.techspot.com\/news\/80424-msi-ceo-amd-x570-motherboards-wont-come-cheap.html<\/a>
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B550 is landing on June 16, but it won’t be cheap In brief: AMD B550 motherboards are supposed to be a more budget-friendly option for gamers looking to get more value for their money, but it turns out they’ll cost upwards of $114.99 – and some models even touch on X570 price territory. AMD and motherboard manufacturers … Continue reading AMD B550 boards are available to pre-order starting at $115<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading
Several B550 motherboards have started to show up on the horizon (spotted<\/a> by Tom’s Hardware), and the full lot of over 60 variants is expected<\/a> to officially become available on June 16. Now we only have Newegg listings to look at, but this already offers a relatively clear picture of the kind of prices you can expect to pay for a shiny new B550 motherboard.<\/p>\n Depending on what you want in your motherboard and the specific system you’re building\/upgrading, there are several models ranging from mini-ITX to microATX and standard ATX sizes. Price-wise, you’ll have to pay at least $114.99 for a basic ASRock variant with an 8-phase power delivery subsystem, two M.2 slots, and 2 PCIe slots (with PCIe 4.0 support on the top PCIe slot and M.2 slots). If you want onboard Wi-Fi capabilities, you’re going to have to pay at least $10 more for the privilege.<\/p>\n With mini-ITX motherboards you get two RAM slots for up to 64 GB of RAM, and you can expect to pay upwards of $199 to get the more compact design. ATX and microATX variants offer four slots for a total of up to 128 GB of RAM. If you want a primer on how to decide between various configurations of RAM modules, you can read our guides<\/a> here<\/a>.<\/p>\n So far, the most expensive B550 motherboard is the $299 ASRock Taichi model, which offers a beefed-up power delivery subsystem with 16 phases, which is especially useful for those of you looking to do some overclocking. However, at this price point you might as well wait on a deal to snatch an X570 motherboard<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Tags:<\/b> Adrian Potoroaca <\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/p>\n
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B550 is landing on June 16, but it won’t be cheap In brief: AMD B550 motherboards are supposed to be a more budget-friendly option for gamers looking to get more value for their money, but it turns out they’ll cost upwards of $114.99 – and some models even touch on X570 price territory. AMD and motherboard manufacturers … Continue reading AMD B550 boards are available to pre-order starting at $115<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading