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the link is broken but I think u meant this one
and yeah sorry I did mean the b550-f one somehow messed those two up.

checking on newegg's comparison thing and couldn't find any differences so do you happen to know if it's because of the -f and -a at the end and if so what do they mean(checked on asus's unofficial suffix list and it wasn't there)?
there's an -e variant(more expensive) which I am guessing means enthusiast?
The -e variant....IIRC...has wifi. I don't think the letters mean anything beyond minor variations on a board with otherwise closely related features.

Product segmentation is everything these days.
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do you mean this instead?

From what I can tell, I think only styling and possibly RGB features separate them
the link is broken but I think u meant this one
and yeah sorry I did mean the b550-f one somehow messed those two up.

checking on newegg's comparison thing and couldn't find any differences so do you happen to know if it's because of the -f and -a at the end and if so what do they mean(checked on asus's unofficial suffix list and it wasn't there)?
there's an -e variant(more expensive) which I am guessing means enthusiast?
 
the link is broken but I think u meant this one
and yeah sorry I did mean the b550-f one somehow messed those two up.

checking on newegg's comparison thing and couldn't find any differences so do you happen to know if it's because of the -f and -a at the end and if so what do they mean(checked on asus's unofficial suffix list and it wasn't there)?
there's an -e variant(more expensive) which I am guessing means enthusiast?
The -e variant....IIRC...has wifi. I don't think the letters mean anything beyond minor variations on a board with otherwise closely related features.

Product segmentation is everything these days.
 
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