Yet another cut-price Z890 motherboard, this time it's MSI's high-end MEG ACE that's far more wallet-friendly. All while offering 10 Gbps Ethernet, dual PCIe Gen 5 M.2 SSD support, dual 40 Gbps Thunderbolt 4, 60 W power over your case's Type-C port and a huge number of fast USB ports.
If you're considering a value-conscious Intel system and want a good-looking motherboard with all the trimmings for around $200, then Gigabyte has a gem here with great connectivity and cooling, especially if you're building a white PC.
After a massive price cut, NZXT's snazzy flagship Z890 board seems impossible to resist and will now leave you with change from $250. However, it's still not quite a complete package so is it cheap enough to finally overlook its shortcomings?
ASRock nails the price to performance ratio yet again with great VRM and SSD cooling and a slightly mad number of USB ports. However, the age-old questions remain such as is B850 a better choice or should you stump up the cash for X870E instead?
It wowed at Computex and now it's finally here! Gigabyte's new X870E motherboard has a beautiful white color scheme, X3D CPU boosting modes, a Wi-Fi driver integrated into the BIOS and other innovative new features. But do they justify its asking price?
If you're looking for a BTF and GC HPWR-compatible motherboard under $300, ASUS has you covered. Strong connectivity, cooling, aesthetics, and features tick most boxes, paving the way for a clean, cable-free motherboard and graphics card setup.
The MSI Z890I Edge Ti impresses with a record four M.2 ports, four fan headers, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, seven USB 3.2 Gen 2 10 Gbps USB ports and a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 20 Gbps Type-C header with 27 W power delivery, is this one of the best Mini-ITX motherboards ever made?
If you need a Mini-ITX motherboard to fit your white build, they don't come whiter than this. The Gigabyte Aorus Pro Ice has a sub $300 price tag too along with USB4, PCIe Gen 5 GPU and M.2 support and even an M.2 cooling fan. With X870 competition demanding nearly $200 more, has Gigabyte cornered the market?
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