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A collage of PC components against a teal background with a white border.

If you're planning on buying an AM5 upgrade bundle, I've got one for you that's $60 cheaper than Micro Center's in the Prime Day deals

By Nick Evanson published

Prime Day Get a new CPU, motherboard, RAM kit, and AIO liquid cooler for less than $544.

Prime Day
An NZXT N7 Z890 motherboard on a desk with port covers removed.

NZXT N7 Z890 review

By Antony Leather published

Score: 79% A good-looking motherboard that's a bit expensive compared to the competition.

Score: 79%
An NZXT N9 X870E motherboard in black with the port covers removed.

NZXT N9 X870E review

By Antony Leather published

Score: 80% A stylish departure from the usual names and faces, but leaves a little to be desired.

Score: 80%
An NZXT N9 Z890 motherboard on a desk with port covers removed.

NZXT N9 Z890 review

By Antony Leather published

Score: 84% A stunning motherboard with heaps of ports.

Score: 84%
An ASRock B860 Steel Legend Wi-Fi motherboard on a desk with SSD covers removed.

This B860 motherboard is what I'd pair with a Core Ultra 265K to make a powerful pairing for about $500

By Jacob Fox published

Budget steel It looks rather pretty, too.

Budget steel
ASRock Phantom Gaming B860I Lightning Wi-Fi motherboard on a desk.

ASRock Phantom Gaming B860I Lightning Wi-Fi review

By Antony Leather published

Mini Compact, a little limited, but very fairly priced.

Mini
An ASRock B860 LiveMixer Wi-Fi motherboard on a desk.

ASRock B860 LiveMixer Wi-Fi review

By Antony Leather published

Connections USB galore.

Connections
An ASRock B860 Steel Legend Wi-Fi motherboard on a desk with SSD covers removed.

ASRock B860 Steel Legend Wi-Fi review

By Antony Leather published

Top-notch Everything you could want, bar overclocking support.

Top-notch
Close-up shot of an RTX 5070's PCIe slot

Some RTX 50-series gamers with EVGA motherboards are having to physically tape their graphics cards to boot up their PC

By Jacob Fox published

News Nothing a bit of tape won't fix, eh?

News
A screenshot from a Gamers Nexus video with Chris Lee, the VP of motherboards at ASRock

ASRock acknowledges AMD is not at fault for recent CPU failures and recommends updating the BIOS now, though we still don't know if problems have actually been fixed

By James Bentley published

News ASRock claims there are three types of cases where CPUs failed in its motherboards.

News
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