I want a motherboard that supports a8-9600 and other high end processor.

[ishaandwivedi02]

I'm a first time pc builder and I want to start with budget build. I need a motherboard that has:
1.Dual ddr4 ram sockets.
2.Support for TP-LINK TL-WN881ND Wireless N300 PCI Express Adapter.
3.A graphics card port.
(I want to use HDMI/VGA only for display)
It would be very helpful if someone answers this.
Please also advice appropriate wattage required for this build!

 

[vapour]

Do you already own the 9600?
If so, what else do you have?
budget for needed components?
Living in US?
Major usage?
Short answer is A320/B350/X370/B450/X470, but I prefer B450 for 2nd gen support out of box and better ram compatibility, also not too expensive.

 

[King_V]

Just keep in mind, no matter how inexpensive, there is no Bristol Ridge CPU that is worth getting in favor of even the lowest Ryzen.

 

[ishaandwivedi02]

No i dont have it. As i told you i am a first time builder, and i need to be sure of compatibility things...
I live in India, not a great area for pc building. The prices on amazon are outrageous and when i compared to the newegg site, even after paying import charges i save some money. So its an tough situation for me. I chose the 9600 due to respectable cpu performance, great GPU and of course the price( as compared to Intel G4560). I need a motherboard which could support newer AMD CPUs if I wanted to upgrade it, ddr4 memory support and slots for wifi adapter and graphics card(I am not taking graphics card now tho) and i want to use VGA/HDMI for monitor connectivity.
Kindly help me out

 

[vapour]

In that case,
Ryzen 2200G
B450
Is better.

 

[Peter Martin]

the A series AMDs are really low end stuff.

 

[ishaandwivedi02]

the A series AMDs are really low end stuff.

I know but for a starter, its great. I will upgrade in the future though.

 

[Peter Martin]

listen to the guys above. Ryzen is where you want to start