ASRock B650

Wer in letzter Zeit sein System aufgerüstet hat, dem dürfte aufgefallen sein, dass die Preise für Mainboards in teilweise astronomische Höhen gestiegen sind. Deshalb dürften sich viele Nutzer schon die Frage gestellt haben, High-end oder Budget? Muss es zwingend ein Chipsatz mit E-Zusatz sein? Braucht man wirklich acht SATA-Anschlüsse? Heute testen wir auf OCinside.de einen preiswerten Vertreter aus dem Hause ASRock. Das B650 Steel Legend WiFi mit AM5 Sockel unterstützt aktuelle Ryzen CPUs aus der 7000er Serie und bietet USB 3.2, DDR5 sowie PCIe Gen5.

Anyone who has recently upgraded their system will have noticed that the prices for motherboards have risen to astronomical heights in some cases. Many users will therefore have asked themselves the question: high-end or budget? Does it have to be a chipset with an E suffix? Do you really need eight SATA connections? Today on OCinside.de we are testing an inexpensive representative from ASRock. The B650 Steel Legend WiFi with AM5 socket supports current Ryzen CPUs from the 7000 series and offers USB 3.2, DDR5 and PCIe Gen5.

Is The New Cheapest B650 Board Any Good? Asrock B650M-HDV/M.2 Review

The ASRock B650 PRO RS is by all intend and purposes, designed and targeted at the mainstream market, so it will lack a lot of the features found on the higher-end Taichi motherboards. Having said that, don’t discount this motherboard just yet. If you want build an affordable system based on the latest Ryzen 7000 series of processors, then the ASRock B650 PRO RS is your perfect choice. It supports DDR5 ram with speeds of up to DDR5-6200 OC+, AMD EXPO memory profiles, and comes with a DisplayPort and HDMI output, as well as one Blazing M.2 slot for PCIE Gen5x4 SSDs.