Is it good to use Gigabytes b450 aorus pro gaming on Ryzen 5 2600x?

[tenukpcgame]

Hi guys,
i would like to ask if it's better to pair the motherboard Gigabyte b450 aorus pro with ryzen 5 2600X/ 2600?

I heard about VRM.What is VRM means?It's often to happen in this motherboard.

I'm building a pc for gaming and programing but not much on gaming ( only in medium or high setting good enough fr me ) Not a fan on OC but nice to have that feature.

Please Help me..

 

[nobspls]

VRMs are the Voltage Regulator Modules. They are needed to keep power within specified parameters and when overclocked they tend to overheat and crash your system if there is inadequate cooling.

 

[nobspls]

The 2600x should not be taxing or maxing out the capability of the that board, unless too many corners have been cut.

 

[tenukpcgame]

VRMs are the Voltage Regulator Modules. They are needed to keep power within specified parameters and when overclocked they tend to overheat and crash your system if there is inadequate cooling.

If not use OC, should the VRM stay stable?

 

[tenukpcgame]

The 2600x should not be taxing or maxing out the capability of the that board, unless too many corners have been cut.

I dont understand sir

 

[nobspls]

If not use OC, should the VRM stay stable?

Absolutely, unless it is a bad board or bad board design, or quality control disaster. The problem is that a lot the ryzen boards are pretty god awful. I've worked with 6 boards for ryzen this past 12 months, and 3 of them failed either, DOA, became unstable, or just didn't work at all, and it didn;t matter if the board was Asus, Asrock, MSI or whatever.

 

[jpe1701]

Are you talking about the ATX Aorus pro? It should be adequate for your purposes. The vrm means voltage regulator modules which supply the power to the cpu. I'll link a review, https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gigabyte-b450-aorus-pro-wifi,5705.html

 

[tenukpcgame]

Are you talking about the ATX Aorus pro? It should be adequate for your purposes. The vrm means voltage regulator modules which supply the power to the cpu. I'll link a review, https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gigabyte-b450-aorus-pro-wifi,5705.html

Yup the atx pro and i already read the review. Sir it's good to pair this for ryzen 5 2600? The things i afraid is if it overheating and broke my hardware

 

[tenukpcgame]

If not use OC, should the VRM stay stable?

Absolutely, unless it is a bad board or bad board design, or quality control disaster. The problem is that a lot the ryzen boards are pretty god awful. I've worked with 6 boards for ryzen this past 12 months, and 3 of them failed either, DOA, became unstable, or just didn't work at all, and it didn;t matter if the board was Asus, Asrock, MSI or whatever.

oo i see. Before this ryzen version come out, All the amd processor have a lot of overheat problem and damage the motherboard. I scare if made a bad choice to pick amd as for gaming and programming.

 

[jpe1701]

Are you talking about the ATX Aorus pro? It should be adequate for your purposes. The vrm means voltage regulator modules which supply the power to the cpu. I'll link a review, https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gigabyte-b450-aorus-pro-wifi,5705.html

Yup the atx pro and i already read the review. Sir it's good to pair this for ryzen 5 2600? The things i afraid is if it overheating and broke my hardware

Like the other person said, unless the engineers were sleeping, it should be able to handle a non overclocked 2600 just fine. From my understanding AMD certified all the new b450 and x470 for the 105 watt 2700x so it should handle the 65 watt 2600 fine.

 

[jpe1701]

I never owned AMD before ryzen, but my ryzen systems work great. I have 2 x370 and 1 b350. They have been running fine. They actually run cooler than my i7 6700k used to. I think the manufacturers do seem to make better Intel boards, but having more cores for less won me over.

 

[tenukpcgame]

Are you talking about the ATX Aorus pro? It should be adequate for your purposes. The vrm means voltage regulator modules which supply the power to the cpu. I'll link a review, https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gigabyte-b450-aorus-pro-wifi,5705.html

Yup the atx pro and i already read the review. Sir it's good to pair this for ryzen 5 2600? The things i afraid is if it overheating and broke my hardware

Like the other person said, unless the engineers were sleeping, it should be able to handle a non overclocked 2600 just fine. From my understanding AMD certified all the new b450 and x470 for the 105 watt 2700x so it should handle the 65 watt 2600 fine.

... b450 can handle 2700x ryzen so it should be handle 2600x without problem... yes thank sir much appreciate!!

 

[tenukpcgame]

I never owned AMD before ryzen, but my ryzen systems work great. I have 2 x370 and 1 b350. They have been running fine. They actually run cooler than my i7 6700k used to. I think the manufacturers do seem to make better Intel boards, but having more cores for less won me over.

That what i want...Have someone try it and make a review...Thank you sir for the help...

 

[jpe1701]

I never owned AMD before ryzen, but my ryzen systems work great. I have 2 x370 and 1 b350. They have been running fine. They actually run cooler than my i7 6700k used to. I think the manufacturers do seem to make better Intel boards, but having more cores for less won me over.

That what i want...Have someone try it and make a review...Thank you sir for the help...

You are most welcome. Glad to help.