Which 300 Series Motherboard Should You Buy? - H310 to Z390 Covered w/ CPU choices G5400 to i9-9900K

[@philscomputerlab]

That was interesting, when browsing motherboards I find it often difficult to figure out the differences in features between models, even from the same manufacturer.

[@TechDeals]

Hey, Phil's in the house! Welcome, love your channel! Rogue said hi from a fellow Aussie! kzbin.info ^ Phil's KZbin channel, he has some awesome stuff there... Regarding feature differences... isn't that the truth! Do we really need 17 different models of motherboard from one company? Sometimes the only difference is WiFi, or the sound chip is Realtek 892 vs 887, or Realtek LAN vs Intel LAN. Minor difference to make a new board.

[@LiLBitsDK]

@@TechDeals didn't we see what 30+ boards from one of the companies, all using X570? It's stupid (and costs more too) keep the amount down, like a cheap barebones model, a good midrange and a bells n whistles board. I am also one of those that don't get the point of wireless on a "gamer" board, we have WIRED for best latency/stability and it is a "waste of money" aka more expensive board without giving anything. Use Realtek LAN on the cheapo board, then Intel LAN on the midrange and top range board and so on and for gods sake put proper VRM heatsinks on, they could do it in the 90's with nice fins and they look nice too, now they are alu vedges covered in plastic (we are finally beginning to see proper heatsinks again

[@twmbarlwmstar]

@@LiLBitsDK The X570 customer being very different to the mainstream Ryzen customer, they have money and will spend, so it is worth the speculation on motherboards because if you win that battle you will get a name for yourself across all Ryzen 3000 boards and that goodwill will last a while. So they are realising lots of boards to see what sticks. It will calm down and some of those boards won't be around for long. With the cheaper boards it is different as those customers may not upgrade as they don't need to because even a R1 board will supportR3 in many cases. That said there isn't much SFF/ITX for the R3, probably because of the VPN thing.

[@philscomputerlab]

@@TechDeals Hi back! Looking forward to your Ryzen 3000 coverage. I watched most of the streams, so I'm eager to hear what reviewers have to say.

[@danielzaba9913]

@@TechDeals Hey I was wondering if anyone could help me out here, I was thing of buying a new board to upgrade from my 2013 build. (I5 3470 and z68 gd80) To a modern one, I was browsing for new motherboards when I came with 4 potential solutions. 1. Was a z370 killer sli from asrock, at an incredible 103 dollar price brand new. 2. Was an msi z370-a pro at 115$ brand new aswell. 3. Was an asrock z370 pro4 at 119$ 4.And last but not least, within my 130$ budget for a motherboard, was the asus prime p-II at 124$ Of course there was the msi tomahawk at 140, but I don´t think I will be getting that one. So can anyone share a bit of advice and suggest me what would be the best option you would consider? Thanks in advance. If there is a particularely good motherboard out there that you would reccomend within 140-150$ price point im all open, but only if you feels like it is really good.

[@TheErikp]

Now this is classic techdeal video i subscribed for!

[@stevethea5250]

can he do this with Ryzen plz

[@xCELDEmoNic]

I don't know how you still manage to make videos like these, but I am blown away every time.

[@StanicEnemy]

This guy is a gold, thanks for making everything easier.

[@idmooseman]

Awesome video. This is the content and format I like to see.

[@VincentQing]

really good content I'm not a pro on pc but after watch this vid really gain a lot of knowledge.👍👍👍

[@SJ-ty8gb]

I've always found intel boards to be confusing. Your very enlightening video has thrown a lot of light on what their qualities are and their relative values. Great job.

[@demonwares]

Should have done this video a year ago, not when ryzen 3000 is about to mop the floor with those specter/meltdow ridden CPU's

[@orkwc3]

I hope Tech does one of these comparing all the AM4 chipsets after Ryzen 3000 drops

[@demonwares]

@Dindü Nüffin I've had Intel almost all my life except for when Athlon X64 was better. I always go for the best, and it looks like this time its the 3950x. Enjoy "flexing" your i5 non-k while it gets slower and slower with every patch for spectre/meltdown. Only an idiot would buy intel at this point.

[@davidcole2337]

For non Tech People this is a great video. I work for a Computer Manufacture so it good to see someone educating the Masses.

[@mallon04008]

I'll even argue for tech people it's a good video. It's nice to systematically think through the different product tiers and offerings

[@twmbarlwmstar]

Yes because we are thick, whereas you work for a 'Computer Manufacture' making you clever.

[@Kenshin0011]

I have the Gigabyte Z390 Gaming X with an i7-9700K and EVGA RTX 2080 XC. With 16gb DDR4 ram and two Samsung 970 SSDs. I have a 1440p 144hz curved 27in MSI monitor and it's glorious. All I do is gaming, both E-Sports and AAA - no content creation, streaming, or program creation.

[@GonzaloRockJamon]

Kenshin0011 can i be your brother?

[@watchme9463]

Expensive choice

[@MsLucyBones]

Thank you for being so clear and zero BS. Your videos-more than anyone else's-have helped me pinpoint what parts to get for my first build! Subscribed.

[@pragyanshugautam771]

Sir you make it so simple to understand for some newbies out here. Respect.

[@KTSpeedruns]

A return to form. How refreshing.

[@tatt2jon]

Just purchased an i5 9400f for $100.00 and I was totally confused on which board to get but you cleared that up nicely, thanks a lot Tech

[@arashjahn]

This is still helpful to this day. Thanks for making the video

[@cloquefff2677]

21:48 "There is i9 9900k and i9 9900k" lmao

[@lean8078]

I thought I'm hearing wrong haha

[@AMNHM]

he predicted the ks

[@andycap8469]

I bought the Aorus B360 Gaming Wifi after your review last year. Thank you. I'm very happy with it

[@anuragkumar1061]

I discovered your channel two days ago and I am fucking hooked.

[@xLiLKenny]

awesome video. I bought the i5-9600k with the slightly cheaper Gigabyte Z390 UD motherboard, and that's completely fine by me. I did some research after buying those componends and there are quite a lot of videos saying that the 9600k is not the best CPU to buy. but after some research, the 9600k is still 2,8% faster on average than the i7-8700k in the usual benchmark games as of right now, and it's a lot cheaper! so i'm quite happy for someone finally confirming that 9600k + Z390 is a solid build :)

[@samael1981]

Gaming with an i9 9900k and a Z390 Gaming M. Not overclocking because I game in 1440p and I have zero issues with this board that I know of.

[@spacecommy]

I find so many great youtubers who can show a great build with benchmarks. You sir are a teacher. I go to your channel to learn about hardware!

[@kodi2k6]

I built my machine using the i9 9900K and ASRock Taichi in a Phanteks Enthoo Pro M case with a Zotac RTX 2060 SUPER 8GB Mini running from a Samsung 970 EVO Plus M.2 NVMe 500GB SSD. I found your reviews and videos very helpful in my purchasing choices, I have a machine that I really enjoy using!

[@parl-88]

This is by far the best video you made this month. Excellent video and explanation. Thanks for your knowledge. It's the main reason I support your channel. Keep doing a great job!

[@kamshout]

thank you for this ^^

[@hydeist0666]

Short answer. Nothing. Cuz you should buy a b450 or x470 and buy a ryzen.

[@Invid72]

I don't get it either. It's madness to buy a machine now. In a month we'll have Ryzen 3000 availability and a huge number of reviews so you can make an informed decision. If AMD's claims pan out, you'll be able to get i7-9900K performance for i5 money. Only a fool would buy now.

[@nitinbhattacharyya8784]

@@Invid72 agree completely,I am holding off for the reviews of 3600

[@jernej.skoflek]

and u amd fanboyz will cry again 😂

[@ernestofideljustiniani9541]

@@Invid72 Tech covered it in one of his videos: There is always something new around the corner. You can wait for Ryzen 3000, but in 6 months, there's another better thing so why not wait for that instead too? So Tech said, the best time to buy is always when you're ready.

[@StarsMarsRadio]

@@jernej.skoflek How? Previous gens have been doing well.

[@skarthi3688]

*For low budget builders* , this video starts at 15:00 . Thank me later

[@tanmoisaikia7177]

Thanks

[@scottskinner577]

That Denzel meme right now 😎

[@michaelr3583]

Yeah, this dude is clearly republican 😆

[@Groovnstar]

only 3mins in watching this and thank you for being so clear and straight forward when presenting info to a newbie like me! Great work!

[@MrA2G]

Just recently pulled the trigger and went with an i7 8700k with an Asus Z390 motherboard. Waiting for my case to come so I can start building.

[@Asghaad]

2 weeks before Zen2 launch you go and waste money on Intel ... bravo ... 2 weeks later you could have gotten same or better performance for less money aand without constantly diminishing performance thanks to Intels security flaws that lose performance whenever Microsoft rolls out "fixes" ... at least you are not affected by Zombieload, so there is at least that ...

[@PapaMav]

​Asghadd, really a troll here for the Red Team, huh?

[@TheChicoism]

in another life, this guy needs to be a quantum physics professor...I could learn anything from him.

[@androiddevx]

This is what I subscribed for. You actually clarify the final doubts that I got after a few other KZbinr's reviews.

[@Sophistry0001]

NH-D15 cooler FTW. As long as your case isn't too puny to handle its massive dual towers. Best cooler on the market. Second is the 212 Evo. You can cool an incredible amount of CPUs with that thing, it's the bang for your buck king.

[@TechDeals]

That's what I have on my i9-9900K test bench :)

[@StalewindFarto]

the Intel B365 chipset also exist, but it loses USB 3.1 in favor of other H270 carry overs (B365 uses 22nm fab for the chipset) like hardware raid, a feature the B360/B250 chipsets lacked.

[@Waltkat]

Great video and very informative. I just built a computer using an i7-9700K, Gigabyte Z390 Ultra motherboard, 32gb of 3200mhz ram, and a 1tb m.2 SSD. Just wish I could have afforded an RTX series nVidia card after all that but had to settled on a water cooled GTX 1070.

[@DSUPERROUSE]

thanks for the advice

[@Doobie3010]

Back to the excellent,basic no-nonsense,honest videos that built the channel.Havent built a Intel in a while (since haswell),maybe chuck a i3 budget system together for an elderly relative.

[@Dragonsky88207]

Awesome video - it's exactly what I was looking for. Clear, informative and to the point. Thanks!

[@Fleetfoot]

I got a Z370M D3H because went with the locked i7 8700... it was a great cheaper pairing, the 8700 is yet another 50 bucks cheaper than the unlocked 8700K but thanks to the Z370M chipset I can BCLK it to a 4.45ghz all cores locked and also overclock memory, all with an inexpensive Hyper 212X. Bottom line is that for R5 2600 build pricing I got the i7 8700 at it's most optimal setting and it's enough gaming CPU to *fully* drive my GTX 1080 Ti therefore I feel it was the best value all around.

[@janaebert3059]

Your calculation doesn't add up. 8700: 299€ Hyper 212X: 28€ Z370M D3H: 121€ = 449€ R5 2600: 128€ cooler: boxed Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite: 89€ = 217€

[@NightOwlPal]

Another great video. This is my personal favorite type of video style you create.

[@KraytonNHG]

4 years later and I'm still rocking an i7 9700k on an Aorus Pro. ✌️

[@rossgarner58]

Thanks once again this was very informative keep up the good work.

[@FakeRoxxy]

Love the video, explained every thing I was wondering about and more thx.

[@TechWithSean]

Bro you got more boards than Home Depot 😂

[@obuyWw]

Your videos helped me a lot making decisions. Very detailed!

[@amirharsat2224]

Underrated channel this make my decision very easy and helpful

[@zeKite]

Will you also make a "Which 400 Series Motherboard Should You Buy?" for the new Ryzen 3000 Series ? (B450 and X470)

[@f3rns]

der.Sensei I was thinking the same thing.

[@Asghaad]

nah, its pays more to promote old shit from problems plagued and overpriced Intel than to cover actually new hardware that pushes the performance envelope and will lead the future with FINALLY pushing more multithreading into the mainstream ...

[@lokalkakan]

Watching Teach Deals and playing Overwatch with a morning coffee is the greatest

[@imp1107]

Thank you !! I was skeptic, but after watching this video, I've slapped an i9 9900k on my B360 motherboard. Upgraded from an i3 8100.

[@vinylmonster4907]

Recently purchased the Gigabyte Aorus Pro Wifi with a CPU just to get started, a Gold Intel G5400 - after about a week I noticed frequent brief hang up, delays and hesitations and that wasnt even trying to over clock it. So i found a 9600K Core I5 at a decent price and grabbed it. We'll see how much difference i can notice in performance after it arrives and i get it installed, I also decided to grab a few more 120 mm fans for additional insurance and cooling.

[@wrex7374]

Man. This is the best video I’ve seen explaining cpu to mobo with detailed explanations. Great work!

[@kremache2210]

You help me a lot in build up my 1st pc in 2020...thank you..god bless

[@rainstormr7650]

great vid !....some nice view-points & ideas. thx for posting

[@andrewpm2]

thanks man super helpful. Way too many choices out there and this condenses it

[@josephterral7925]

Wait.. so did I make a mistake getting the MSi gaming plus for a i7-9700k?

[@itsmegordy]

I'm only 2 mins in, and I am liking this already. About to build my first PC in years, we're talking 486 DX2-66 here (and that was for Doom lol) - Anyways about to get back into some building and damnnnn things have changed, so thanks for the vid :) and subbed

[@user-dp6um1zg5k]

@techdeals .I have ordered msi z390 a pro motherboard and i9 9900 CPU will this perform good or bottleneck please guide me. Somebody told me that you should go with tomahawk msi z390 a pro is low end and will burn off as it can't handle powerful cpu.

[@sen0lis]

Thank you for the video. You are good at presenting.

[@robertrent5218]

As usual - timely, understandable and educational. This is now my goto PC hardware channel. Kudos.

[@d1w1c1]

STILL WITH A 68OOK AND A GTX 1080 FTW CARD. ROG PG348Q AT 3440 X 1400 RESOLUTION. To be honest, this setup still runs games at high frame rates, playes VR titles without any problems and looks great in ultra wide format. Most of the pc games are stuck in a rut these days. maybe when the consoles change to the next generation i might upgrade. as of now, 4k and super high frame rates are the only reason to upgrade but i dont think thats worth it yet. content creation took a hit with the intel vulnerability but still, not enough to care just yet. but its coming.

[@williammunny9206]

Hey Tech!, my system i'm running now is an i5 8600k w/ a noctua cooler, Gigabit Aorus Gaming 5 Z370, 16 gig Viper ram @2666, evga rtx 2080, evga 750 gold psu, and win 10. and running 2 m.2 Playing Div 2 on high settings 120fps, hope this system keeps me good for the new cod modern warfare/ borderlands and cyberpunk!

[@rashoff]

I got a 2700X and a Gigabyte X470 Gaming 5. Finally realized that is a mismatch. I should've gotten the Gaming 7, shouldn't I?

[@melbuilt]

I have the Asus cross hairs Hero VII and have noticed I can't do much with it. I also have 2 setups with Asus and Gigabyte boards on I 7 8700K witch the AMD can't hold a candle to on anything. Now I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the board.

[@sanketdeshmane]

Hey, i wanted to know how is asrock h310m-hdv is for pentium g5400? Is it good?

[@watchme9463]

If you don't want to upgrade to any more of Intel 9th gen cpu or 8th gen cpu (like i7 8th gen, i9 9th gen, i5s etc) then it's the board you buy for Pentium and i3s

[@LastSecBloomer]

ASRock Z370 Extreme4 and K6 are great budget Z370 boards. For Z390, I'd go with either Aorus Elite, Aorus Pro or Aorus Ultra, depending on your budget. They have the same (decent) VRM, the difference is in connectors and bells & whistles. Z390 Aorus Pro WiFi is what I consider a sweetspot, a good, well rounded board that's not too expensive. If you're into SFF like me, ASRock has the best ITX boards for intel (Z series, at least). Both Z370 Fatal1ty Gaming-ITX/ac and Z390 Phantom Gaming-ITX/ac are the best Intel ITX boards right now. Gigabyte's and MSI's Z390 ITX boards are very good too. I would skip Asus, as they're simply overpriced while offering nothing worth the price difference over competition, unless you aim for the top tier boards. Their highest tier mobos are still great, even if expensive.

[@LISTEDGames]

I want the cheapest mATX with all the features m.2 / optane /usb 3.1 and ofc rgb that supports ddr4 2666mhz paired with a 9400f and doesn't require a bios uodate.Any recommendations?

[@mackymode8185]

MSI MPG Z390M Gaming Edge AC is the best choice, simply has better specs than the rest.

[@alexray6084]

Amazing video. Thank you for the info

[@PrashantEM7]

Live long you legend for making these kind of videos. ❤️

[@OtoyaYamaguchi777]

This was exactly the video I needed but couldn't find for weeks. Great channel!

[@itstheweirdguy]

I just upgraded someone from a z270 board with i5 7400 and a gtx 1060 3gb. He bought a 9900K, EVGA 2080TI Dark, Coolermaster Masterliquid Maker 92, 32GB G.Skill 3600mhz CL19, gigabyte z390 gaming X. I swapped out cpu/motherboard/ram/video card, and booted up to his existing windows 10 install, activated itself with absolutely zero fuss, just clicked activate windows. GOOD 2 GO I was hoping he's pick up an Aorus Master, but I don't think he really cares and he does not like RGB (either do I). Seems like the i9-9900K was fine and the RAM clocked to 3600 just fine. Tech, I think if you are buying an Intel, its very wise to jump right into the Z390 at this point. Maybe if you bought an i3 or something you might want less, but honestly if you are buying i3 or i5 you are buying the wrong CPU and should be buying Ryzen. ALSO, 9900 non-k is out in the retail channel, thoughts?

[@rashanet351]

Hey Phil, sort of broad question here, but I’m planning on building a new gaming pc in about 2-3 years, and I was wondering what you (or anyone else here who knows) think I should buy for a cpu. I was looking into the i7-9700K, but now I’m not sure after hearing what you said about more threads from the 8700K. One of the games I’m definitely trying to gear my rig towards playing well is the Witcher 3. Also, bc this is a future build, do you think its worth looking into the i9-9900K for my cpu instead? I know the price right now for it is way higher than what I’m willing to pay for a cpu, but do you think it ls price will decrease within the next 3 years to where it might be around the mid-$300 level? I know thats probably wishful thinking but I cant help but wonder. Thanks!

[@mattcero1]

Question. I have an HP slimline H370 chipset LGA1151 motherboard. Can I go further back in time and use any LGA1151 CPU like a gen 6? All I'm wanting is a CPU that is capable and has AES-NI for a firewall I'm "cobbling" together. Or, do I have to go with a gen. 8 or 9 CPU? Thank you.

[@michaelvau4818]

Awesome. Thanks for posting.

[@saidnalendro]

can i ask a question sir ? i have nvidia 1070, i5-9400f with b365m asrock phantom + 2x8gb 2400mhz oc to 2666. i still have issue about dropping fps in pubg game below 100 in sometimes. should i upgrade all of them or only trade my cpu to i7-8700 or i5-9600, or u have any suggest ? btw my monitor is 144hz. thanks before

[@meristomeristo9524]

Exactly what I need right now thank you for this video!!!!!

[@nitehound5264]

So i have a question i ordered an i9 the other day and I am building a new pc wich board should i buy so i dont have to do bios update pls help

[@SuperSynthguy]

Thank you for such an in depth and informative review, super helpful!

[@chungushimself3712]

Thank you so much. I’ve been racking my brain lately no have an iBuyPower prebuilt. I’m really getting comfortable. i5 9400f on a B365. I want the i7 9700f but I just didn’t know if I needed a board upgrade or what. Thanks so much again.

[@kevinramoos3659]

Will pairing a i7 9700k with the MSI MPG z390 gaming plus motherboard be fine to overclock my ram speeds (rn I have a b360and can only run 2600mhz) PLEASE HELP

[@Gundum]

That's a great pairing 👍

[@Roddiman]

Hi Tech Deals! thank you for this video, highly informative, as always. This gave me a better insight when it came to boards and processors, however; I'm planning to build a PC from scratch and I want to keep my budget within $1500-1700 range. I'll use this PC mainly for gaming in 1080p and 144 fps, and I'll only max out my cash for directly gaming-related parts. I'm thinking of Buying a B360M motherboard paired with an i7-8700(not planning to overclock), along with an RTX 2070 super. (I currently use an i5-4570 on an Asus B85M-G with a GTX 1060) Should I still upgrade my motherboard to the Z series even if I'm not planning to overclock? My perspective on mobos is that I just need 4 USB slots, minimum. I want this gaming setup to last me at least 5-7 years without any issue. Thank you very much for your help.

[@HD-mm1iz]

@Tech Deals, i'm building a computer using PC Part Picker. I pieced up a Gigabyte Z390 AORUS ULTRA ATX LGA1151 Motherboard with an Intel Core i9-9900K and for storage, i'm wanting to use a Samsung 970 Evo Plus. There is a compatibility issue with the board and the Samsung 970 Evo Plus, the site is saying "The motherboard M.2 slot #1 shares bandwidth with SATA 6.0 Gb/s ports. When the M.2 slot is populated, two SATA 6.0 Gb/s ports are disabled." So, if i use another M.2 port on the motherboard, will this still affect the SATA 6.0 ports?

[@coolaid3740]

I just bought z390 master go wit i5 9600k overclock to 5gh.Also made sense for future upgrade When 9900k price drop 3 years from now.

[@Novaa1688]

I chose i5 9600k on Asus Z390 F-gaming with GTX 1080 secondhand and 3600mhz RAM. Work like a champ!

[@abubakargame19]

so far the best complete guide , good job dude :)

[@danielzvarici9932]

Thank you for the video, very informative. Keep it up!

[@OddisProductions]

Best hardware video on YT this far in 2019. Nobody can explain complex hardware choices like you. Your level of research you could have written a book about it. Motherboards are rocket science-confusing for somebody that updates their rig once every 5 years. I'll recommend this to everybody I know. My dealer are pushing 8gen boards that needs a BIOS update with an accepted CPU. Thanks for saving my ass.

[@Adamsfl]

can i put i9 on aorus b360? it support gen 9.. can i?

[@CommanderBiden]

Great video. Everything explained and easy to understand.

[@terserahbangnatann]

I have z390 aorus ultra motherboard and looking forward to use i5 9400f for a while before i have more budget to buy the Unlocked chipset. Is that okay? The vga i will use is rtx 2060

[@malmangelucci]

i had a dell xps 8930 with an 8700k that used their own proprietary z370 (had wifi and bluetooth though because the matx form factor), but i wanted to do a case swap, so i figured i'd upgrade the motherboard -- so i ended up going with an msi mpg z390m gaming. for a small board, this thing is pretty packed! thanks for the videos, they're extremely informative.

[@leechburglights]

Great Content! Can not wait to see this comparison when made for the Ryzen 300-500 series boards. Also I appreciate a throwback to the standard "Tech featured" video. You are the important thing in this video. I prefer the content with YOU in it. Now stop paying for that video content and just shelf-it buddy :) Your fans want YOU!

[@elkolodj1]

I have a i9 9900k on a b365m aorus elite. I'm power throttling, do you lnow if there is an option in the motherboard to change this? Throttlestop helped but not 100%

[@RyzenoID]

The point is.. Higher price = more features Imma go with lower features then, but I would like to ask some questions.. is it okay to get H310 chipsets to run in i5 9400F ? Or do you still suggest H370 chipsets to fit in the i5 9400F ?

[@mmsmedo7247]

Can u help me before buying ? I have Asus prime H310 M-A and i want to buy i7 9700 ( no k ) as an upgrade for a long time , Should it work well on this board with full force at 4.7 ghz or can't benefit from it on this board ?

[@cyangalaxy]

I have a pre-built system with an Asrock H110M-HDV i5-7500 16 GB 2400 Mhz Gigabyte 3x Fan RTX 2060 (upgraded from a Manli GTX 1060) I bought the Gigabyte 3x Fan RTX 2060 based on your recommendation of your RTX 2060 video and it's awesome! (i also used the affiliate link) Now I want to replace the CPU and motherboard. I want to buy a i7-8700k I don't need to buy a new CPU and Mobo immediately, I'll leave myself time until i'm 100% sure what Mobo I want to buy.

[@marcel4120]

Thank you you helped me out pretty well. Very professional knowledge! Greetings from Germany

[@Gilloozz]

thanks for the magnificent information man, really appreciated, i am buying the core i9-9900K and i was searching for a motherboard, now i will get the Z390, but which to pick the MSI TOMAHAWK ? or ASUS ROG STRIX ? because i can't see the diff even in the price it is not a big diff., can you help me please to pick a mid tower case ? i have a cooler master k281 but i dont know if it will do the work or i should change it because i am afraid it will not fit not a lot of room, thanks again. edit: after i continued the video when you are talking about core i9, can i get ASRock Z390 Steel Legend Socket 1155 Motherboard ? it is diff than the taichi ? because the taichi one we dont have it here in the market.

[@jabbers2126]

Wow!!! This has helped a lot. Thank you!

[@Peace.Officer]

This guy does such am amazing job! This was exactly the information i was looking for! Thank you!!!

[@sualehirfan2514]

I have Heard that th h310 doesn't support the i5 9400F please help

[@mridulmath29]

will a gigabyte h370 aorus gaming 3 wifi atx lga1151 motherboard work with the i5-9600k because on pc part picker it says i might need to upgrade the bios of the motherboard, which i would rather not do as it will be my first time building

[@ulligruber1344]

Hello Tech. Is a 8th Generation CPU still reasonable for updating my 3rd Gen i7 or should i go for the 9th Generation. Considering Prince and Features. Going for a 500-1000$ build for a solid Allround experience. Thanks in Advance 👍

[@dquarksli4798]

Hi , I subscribed your channel because I really like the way you covered everything thoroughly . I just bought a Gigabyte Aorus Pro wifi board hoping to do some RGB lighting but heard horror stories about the Fusion 2.0 software. In your opinion, should I keep and build on this board or sell it cheap and buy something else ? I appreciate your wisdom, thanks.

[@mackymode8185]

At least it works, Asus' Aura software doesn't even work

[@jluis5188]

Just ordered z390 Master and 9900k with trident rgb B die 3600 32gb.To replace a bad mobo on my 8700k set up. sold the 8700k for $315 shippped. Ate the mobo unless RMA surprises me. Cannot afford any down time. GREAT VIDEOS.