Every year, vendors fill the market with a veritable mass of new motherboards, all vying for your attention and wallet. There ...

Indeed not, as the MSI MEG X870E Godlike X Edition is probably the most stable, easy-to-use, and feature-rich desktop PC ...

When building a new PC, it can be difficult to determine which motherboard is best for the job, but one that stands out, even among a slew of options, is the ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Hero. With its ...

With the new Intel 200S CPUs now here, bringing with them the need for new motherboards, GIGABYTE, with its GIGABYTE Z890 AORUS Elite WiFi 7 ICE, brings a solid contender to the market. With its ...

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Leo is back with another Z490 motherboard review, as today he checks out the asus rog Maximus xii Hero. It's quite pricey at ...

Without a doubt, this is a gorgeous-looking motherboard. That being said, the motherboard market is extremely competitive these days, and you have to look fairly hard to find something that looks like ...

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How Much Does it Cost? Of course, I’m writing this review before the stock is available on Amazon. However, I will update the prices as the stock goes live after we publish the review. For now, though ...

The Asrock X670E Taichi has a lot going for it and includes one of the richest feature sets among X670E motherboards. It’s also cheaper than most other competitors, with similar capabilities. Odd ...

ASRock’s long-running line of Taichi motherboards often ranks among the best available for any given platform—and the new ASRock Z890 Taichi lives up to the legacy. At a $499 list price, this ...

Most high-performance motherboards can be also described as gaming gear, but Asrock's $499.99 TRX40 Taichi takes it literally: Like many of the company's other Taichi boards, this third-generation ...