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Top 7 Motherboards for AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D in 2023 I Best Motherboards For RYZEN 7 7800X3D
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- Discover the Best Motherboard for AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D. In this video, we dive into the top 7 motherboards that are perfect companions for the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor.
Motherboards Reviewed:
0:54 - ASUS TUF Gaming B650-Plus WiFi
02:08 - ASUS Prime B650M-A AX II Motherboard
03:14 - Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX
04:24 - MSI MPG B650I Edge Wi-Fi Gaming Motherboard
05:48 - ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-F Gaming WiFi
07:06 - MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WiFi
08:12 - GIGABYTE X670E AORUS Master
Why settle for less when you can have the best? Each motherboard on this list is carefully examined and compared to help you make an informed decision. Whether you're a gamer, content creator, or power user, we've got you covered with the ideal motherboard for your AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D setup.
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0:54 - ASUS TUF Gaming B650-Plus WiFi
02:08 - ASUS Prime B650M-A AX II Motherboard
03:14 - Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX
04:24 - MSI MPG B650I Edge Wi-Fi Gaming Motherboard
05:48 - ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-F Gaming WiFi
07:06 - MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WiFi
08:12 - GIGABYTE X670E AORUS Master
3:40 8000 metric tons per second is wild 💀
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Asus rog strix B650E-F gaming wifi😮😮
The Asus ROG Strix B650E-E Gaming WiFi out performs all of these. lol but yet it’s not even listed.
So would you recommend this?
@@h3ryfx Yes I got that and the AMD 7800x3D and it’s been perfect.
@@alderonsabbet7217 thanks
@@alderonsabbet7217 which gpu card do you use?
@@h3ryfx I ended up getting the amd radeon rx 7900 xtx sapphire nitro.
first thing first lets dissect this,
1. Asus boards are infamous for high voltage
2.the b650 TUF has only 12+2 VRM design 60 amp(technically enough for a 7800x3d) but 12+2 is still lower than some Asrock or MSI offerings on the b650 platform
3.the Asus prime b650m seems to have lackluster VRM's judging by the low count of mosfets, and the small heatsinks that they usually sit in also a bad take is they don't even list the VRM count also it costs 180 USD for a board that's basically lackluster, (Asrock b650m hdv/m.2 being 120 USD) and one of the best 650m motherboards on a tight budget beating this Asus pos, by 60 dollars almost, that 60 dollars could go to a better psu or a better gpu.
4.Asrock's b650 livemixer is a decent board for 180-200 dollars which features 23 usb ports, 8 layer pcb and 17 phase vrm albeit at 60 amps but still more that asus's b650's with much more i/o at the back.
5.Msi boards usually are cheaper than asus and perform miles better too, there's that.
6. Asus beta bios void warranty, that might change but now as it stands big F.
All in all this seems like a Asus add, there are couple good boards here being the b650 gaming x from gigabyte and the b650i from MSI(thats a micro itx board so i would avoid it for higher end cpus and it also only has 8 VRM's for the cpu(core). might be limiting the capability of the 7800.
Not a Asus ad, the problem with Asrock is that it is quite high in price and still not many people recommend it just because of the budget the second thing you can go with asus or msi motherboard with right cpu cooler so that it will solve the heating problem
1. Asus boards are infamous for high voltage
This problem has long been fixed in new BIOS versions.
@@TheRomZZes😂😂 exactly. Stopped reading his rant after that
I didnt know abt the issue and already ordered a amd 7 7800xd with a ASUS TUF Gaming X670E-Plus WiFi, will there be any problem?@@TheRomZZes
@@PCGaming_Officialyeah, or go with the model that provides 8,000 metric tons per second. Dude, do you not QC your videos prior to uploading???
03:41 Did i just hear 8000 Metric ton per second instead of mega transfers per second
asrock steel legend x670e ???
i'm gonna get this i think MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WiFi and pair it with a Ryz7 X3D is an AIR cooler enough for this?
do not use an air cooler my man
Wrong. You can definatly use a air cooler because its cheaper and often even quieter if ur not using a high end aio cooling device@@ivanfukes6637
240mm aio better
How did the godlike not make the cut?
Is that motherboard cool with rtx 4090 and ryzen 7800x3d and 7200mhz ram and kraken z70 aio cooler and which one is best of them all by price to performance please answer me fast
You can go with MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WiFi
is 500W enough for 7800x3d?
Depends on your GPU if you have GTX 1660 Super then 500W will be enough but make sure that you must go with good companies for example Corsair, Seasonic, EVGA etc
@@PCGaming_Official i have gtx 1080
pcpartpicker
@@mbmaniak777 ye it will run it
You should upgrade your 1080, too
Use a proper narrator instead of the terrible robo voice you use,dont be so lazy.
Those 8,000 metric tons per second makes the Gigabyte B650 Gaming XAX a work horse!!! Yowza, 8k tons?!? Yeah, that’s sarcasm. MT/S does NOT mean metric tons/second. Who the heck runs this channel and doesn’t QC the info read by AI?? I don’t think I’d take any advice from this “content creator.” MT/S = mega transfers per second. Big thumbs down for this video.
Well there are inaccuracies in your response. Does that put you on the same level as the video creator (in your eyes)?
It's not MT/S, it's MT/s. Upper and lower case is pretty import in computer terms. 10MB does not equal 10Mb. Also, it's 'megatransfers' and not 'mega transfers'. The word 'mega' can be interpreted in a very different way. You had 2 mistakes in just a few written words. The video had one. So he made a mistake. Get over it. At least I appreciated that he took the time to make the video and I'm thankful for that. I just laughed when I heard 'metric tons'.
If a motherboard says it can support your processor then you go with that MB.
Asus motherboards have bios issues and are the motherboards frying the ram / CPU.
The real best board is the Asrock Taichi this is a giant asus ad.
Asrock is way too expensive if we considered the price in terms of Asus . Moreover you buy a good cheap CPU cooler with asus motherboards that will be much better instead of spending alot on Asrock
@@PCGaming_Official it is a $400 board cheaper than your current #1which if $450. if you went with the Taichi Lite it would have all the same features as the Taichi and be middle of your list in price. Asus is trash with AMD and users are experiencing A LOT of problems and going back intel over the bug of those two when combined together.
@@respeckmyname74 don't forget asus's crappy bloatware named "Armoury Crate" - i'm thinking of getting the Taichi Lite. For about 250 € (273 USD) this seems to be a really good choice.
Well there are many more that are very pleased with their Asus boards also.
That's fixed via bios update along time ago.