How To Choose A Motherboard for Your Gaming PC! 🔧(Ryzen & Alder Lake) | AD

What's the Best Motherboard For Your Gaming PC Build in 2021? Intel or AMD Ryzen? B550 or B560? Join PC Centric to learn how to choose a motherboard ready for alder lake in this gaming motherboard buying guide! ⭐ Links to everything featured below! ⭐

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[redxreal]

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[henryredfern]

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[gazzertrn]

getting ready for my second pc build, this is a good guide . love your vids . from a 62 yr old builder, your never too old too learn some new tricks .

[gvi-n]

I just wanted to say, a month ago I built my first PC after watching a lot of your videos. Thanks mate! It turned out amazing

[airbosn]

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[Uchihagaara]

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[tobyreinhardt]

I love this dude. He just explains things properly without over-plaining.

[ally]

As someone who just got into gaming computers, your channel has been a life saver.

[nilyaj]

This is literally the most needed tech video I was trying to explain the difference in motherboards to someone and I might have well just been trying to teach them quantum physics

[kinluke]

Ahhh another video by PC Centric. As usual, I am NOT disappointed ;)

[joseperez-igyu]

Everyone is learning so much from your videos! Great going Markus!

[johnodonoghue]

Happy I found this channel. There are so many choices, it's overwhelming to choose.

[suprax]

A motherboard is the main printed circuit board in general-purpose computers and other expandable systems. It holds and allows communication between many of the crucial electronic components of a system, such as the central processing unit and memory, and provides connectors for other peripherals.

[izakomandaz]

Hi pc centric I recently built my first pc - your videos were the first ones I watched so thank you for that!

[matthillier]

This channel is my go to for finding out information, I honestly have had a hard time understanding all of the components that go into a gaming PC. But it's really helped me and actually, I've found something I am quite enjoying learning about. I'm slowly building up my confidence to build one one day, but I will start with upgrading an older one so I can get used to it. Love the videos, I've watched alot, keep up the builds!

[CornFed_]

While I probably over spent on my motherboard, it has a lot of features I wanted/needed. It’s also very aesthetically pleasing. Since I was getting a 5950x and a 3090, I went full bore with an X570 Aorus Xtreme and have been very happy.

[izakomandaz]

For any people new to pc when he says doesn't support wifi it doesn't mean you can't get WiFi with the motherboard it means it isn't inbuilt on the motherboard - you'll have to buy a wifi card to get wifi.

[AlpacaEmperor]

Thanks for this! I was mainly confused about why there were so many different variants of the same model motherboards, so thank you for clearing that up.

[christopherhadsell]

I usually go for the higher-end motherboards because I like to keep improving over time. I mainly need storage, so extra ports and so forth are usually what I'm looking for. I do try to be a bit persnickety: if a board has too many 'features, ' I usually shy away from it (and the price).

[supersosiska]

Was watching a Gamers nexus video on motherboards, loved it but haven't got a clue about what he was saying.
And then, out of nowhere, comes this fella. Shepherds me through the valley of darkness, and make everything clear!

Love bro, lots of love! ♥️