Recent content by angel6700

I got the idea that they said: We will keep the same socket until 2020, which does not means old chipsets would handle fine the future processors (even if they fit in the socket). I imagine that one could miss some new features by using future processors in old boards. Even, you will need a BIOS...

Oh !! I'm just thought that everything was the same (I called PCI, but thought today this is called PCIE) The motherboard outline only shows PCI_E1, PCI_E2, PCI_E3, PCI_E4 and PCI_E5. And in that commented part, it is explained the point of M2_2 disabling PCI_E2 to PCI_E5) Thanks.

Thanks for your answer, Ok, in the user manual I understood that (probably misunderstood...) I attach that part here: https://imgur.com/9OJGgKk Thank you

Hello there !!! I'm Angel. I'm in computer world since the old times of 8bit computers, going through the great commodore Amiga 500 and then using several PC (not changing CPU frequently..) Hope to learn a lot here, as I'm a bit out of the game with the last advances. Cheers.

Hello, I'm about to build a new PC based on an AMD ryzen 2700 and a B450 motherboard. I'm not planning to overclock. So, from what I have read a "MSI B450 gaming pro carbon ac" seems a good choice (even something cheaper would do it). My question is something that I think it's clearly explained...