Same

Coz customisation is the way of PC master race

Same here! I've been searching for 2 months and have seen many reviews still cant decide one!! 🙈

Same here. Unbelievable.

It's been hours now and I think I finally one for me, x570s AORUS ELITE which have shitton of ports, the only one that is affordable and included so many ports

Yeah that’s facts. I just got the cheapest b550 with 4 dimm slots for my 3600, and now I’m thinking if I want to upgrade to a 5800x (or other zen 3 8 cores when they release) and I’m prob gonna need a motherboard with better vrms.

@@starz8580 You didn’t ask me for my advice - nor should you have - but just my 2c ... I don’t know what your use case is - but unless you’re being dangerously bottlenecked ... I feel like it’s not a great idea to get a new mobo now just for a 5000 series cpu when in a bout a year Zen 4 will come out on the AM5 platform and require yet another mobo chipset. Unless you NEED a new cpu for something now I feel like the mobo upgrade cash would be better spent 1) just on doing nothing or 2) on components for your system that will improve overall performance but will be transferrable to your next build such as more ram, or a new/faster SSD, something like that. If it were me, I’d wait for the mobo upgrade til Zen 4 and then AM5 chipset ... since the3600 is already solid ...

@@starz8580 I am building a new PC, i am gonna buy a ryzen 9 3900x with a gigabyte b550 elite v2 motherboard. Am i making the right choice?

@@mamory3791 Like all things - it depends. Are you building a pc now because you want to or you need to? Are you choosing the 3900x because it had the right price/performance mix that suited you or it’s the only thing you could get your hands on right now in the current environment and you are antsy to get building? The problem is that without knowing you or your circumstances it’s impossible to answer you. The other thing to keep in mind - like significant others - there’s no ‘perfect build’ - the moment you build it there are better / cheaper components usually coming out. But it is worth thinking about the fact that if you can hold out another few months - AMD will not only have better supply but they may also have a broader line up of 5000 series chips that suit your needs. but to answer your initial question - the 3900 and b550 are both very good, and barring specific niche use cases, will be able to handle just about whatever you throw at it. The danger of building with one now is that in a year you get FOMO when they release $300 6600x cpu that mops the floor with it on the AM5 chipset

@@TubeYouDSilvy I am building this Pc to play at 1080p and light video editing. I am chosing the 3900x because i want the extra cores and i want the pc to last about 4 years or longer.

Young tech would be great at show and tell.

He reminds me of Buzz from home alone

@@iiTzHaroon 😂😂😂

There is another difference the VRM on B550 Master its superior 16 true phases (used in server boards and the 700usd aorus x570 extreme ) The B550 master basically have the best possible VRM on consumer board. The x570 master have 14 phase. So it depends what you want best VRM or more gen 4 lines. In my opinion gigabyte should do the B550 Master like other B550 boards with the N2 and N3 gen 3 slots connected to the chipset bcs now it just limits expandability.

Keep in mind that most people won't need the beefier VRM since they'll most likely have sufficient cooling, so the tradeoff isn't worth it in the long run.

lol what motherboard do you have

@@changedytaccount5539 MSI x58 Pro

@@wartem damn that thing is ancient

@@changedytaccount5539 Playing assassin's creed syndicate atm. Stable 30 FPS very high settings on a G9 Odyssey screen (Nearly 4K). i7 920 😂 12GB ram, 1650 super

@@wartemlmaooo living the dream

Exactly as a new college student studying cyber security, and a photographer/ videographer I need it for my future

6000 series will be on the new AM5 sockets

yes but with elite you get a board with VRM that will work on much higher temps and its possible to overheat with high end cpus. Also the pcb on elite its 4 layer (instead of 6) aorus pro and master are on another level. But it also depends on your CPU if you use ryzen 5 or 7 elite its ok

@@martintop7880 I using 3900x with 4.2 Ghz all cores 1.25v and 4x16gb 3600mhz cl 16 and working just perfect, no regret at all with this MB.

That quote original came from Wayne's world the movie! If you built it, they will come, Said by Jim Morrison in Wayne's Dream! Talking about Wayne stock!

It's from field of dreams. Everyone copied it after that.

@@IrelandVonVicious i thought field of dreams came out after waynes world? Didnt it come out in 94? And waynes world come out in 92-93? I Could be wrong about that, But you are right about it having it in that movie!

@@Joyce-gg6yd Field of dreams was 1989. The part in Wayne's world was making fun of it.

Did It work out?

@@danibiyarslanov Hello. I'm on Year 3 of the build (3rd Anniversary in mid-October). The computer still continues to do everything I want from it, and I've since replaced my original 4tb HDD with a 2tb m.2. Currently on plan to replace my GPU sometime next year, and continue riding the computer for another 3-4 years if I can press it. I had originally considered getting a CPU upgrade at some point, to a 5800X3D or 5900X, I think I will rather save the money and put that to my next computer.

That one is killer for the price

Same here. Really hope it works well

Yep i got my X570 Taichi open box on Newegg for $275 it was an open box but came with everything pretty good deal considering it over $300 at the time.

nice

Msi x570 tomahawk mag is pretty solid

I have the x570 tuf gaming plus wifi has done well to me. I have a 5800x and 3070 paired with it.

@@Rauls026 woah that's nice.

@Rod 1984 nice! solid motherboard for sure! But future I do hope you get the wifi motherboard next time. It actual have bluetooth and wifi. So it very awesome and bluetooth devices like keyboard, mouse, wireless ear buds are convient to use . Next build!

the master s has no fan bro .

yeah, most people are good with this, one M.2 is enough. But there are some people who do heavy duties on computer, they want extra NVME to store their games and apps, So they won't experience any type of slow down when doing their work

​ @Erbil forever Yes I know it, it is easy put 2 fast M.2 NVMe 2TB disk to RAID and enjoy it... But who from normal people need it and for what? 1 % of proffesional media creators or some 3D model's rendering users? They have machines in work much better than this canal's targeting group...

@@mariangall665- Premium boards aren't for "normal" people. Normal people don't build their own PCs. These boards ARE for the 1% professionals, hardcore games, PC braggers, etc. People who would buy either Aorus Master boards are enthusiasts. They WANT the PCIe Gen4 for their M.2. Otherwise, why even bother spending that kind of money? You can get an X470 or B450 board for so much less, these days.

@@mariangall665 agree, Normal users don't need this at all, Actually x570 boards are kinda extra for normal people

You don't. As other people have mentioned: These are not for normal people. I would say for the 0.1%. Even as Tech said: It does not matter now, it might matter in 3/4 years from now.

b550m pro vdh wifi, b550m pro p, b550 a pro/gaming plus, b550 aorus elite, or b550 aorus pro