Do you really need to know all that to tell which is the better Motherboard? I was just wonder which was the better deal Aorus b550 elite V2 for $159 or Asrock Phantom Gaming B550 Velocita for $119. I was wanting to upgrade to a board with PCIe 4.0why the need to get a new mobo? does what you have not cover your needs?
we can't really make any valid suggestions without knowing the background here.
so start at the beginning and tells us why you are looking and what you hope to gain from the new mobo
My board is pcie gen 3 and was wanting to upgrade to pcie gen 4. I never said I have Ryzen 5 3600. I have a Ryzen 5 5600. I was just wanting to know which of the 2 was betterwell we don't need your life story, just so info on the system and how you use it
but if you need 10 usb ports and one only has 6, then it's not a good buy even if it is "better". not trying to be difficult but we see tons of threads every day asking how to "add" features to a mobo someone bought cause it was "the best" but lacks needed options.
the best buy for you is not necessarily the best one for me. one may have super mega vrm's and be able to put out 400w of power, but if you're putting a 3600 on it that only pulls 90w max, then it's a bit of a wasted feature. but if i'm putting the 5950x on it and plan to oc the heck out of it, then it is probably on my short list of options. and so on and so on.......
i've been using a lot or aorus boards last couple years and have not had any issues with any of them. my current system is an z570s Aorus elite and it's everything i needed and more. i've also used a few of the AsRock boards. my tiny pc has the B550 phantom gaming in it. i found it much better than i expected for the money. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089VRZ6JX
to sum it up, you need to consider your needs for the system and then decide what is "best" for you. noit really what someone else thinks is best in general.
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