Best Ryzen 5000 Motherboard - Cheap X570 & ITX Motherboards

Best Ryzen 5000 Motherboard extended coverage. The best Ryzen 5000 ITX Motherboard, and best x570 motherboard for Ryzen 5000 Zen 3 CPUs.
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The AMD Ryzen 5000 series is launching November 5th. What motherboards will be Ryzen 5000 ready? In part 2, find the best ITX motherboard for Ryzen 5000 and the best X570 motherboard for Ryzen 5000. We review the best motherboard for Ryzen 5600X, the six-core twelve thread CPU. We also take a look at the best motherboard for Ryzen 5800X, AMD's new eight-core CPU aimed at both gamers and creators. Looking more towards a CPU aimed at creators and perhaps high end gaming, we review the best Motherboard for Ryzen 5900X. Finally we review the best Motherboard for Ryzen 5950X, AMD's flagship for high end consumer computing. #Ryzen5000 #AMD #B550 #X570

Video Index
0:00 Best Ryzen 5000 Motherboard Intro
1:26 B550 Recommendation Missed
2:13 Front Panel USB C Internal Headers
4:46 Cheap X570s (Because you asked)
7:46 Best Ryzen 5000 ITX Motherboards
11:28 Avoid this Motherboard & Outro

[usmayadali]

Thanks again for the great content. As I was writing last time, I snatched a MSI x570 Tomahawk Wifi for around 180Euros, so I'm glad it's not a terrible value at that point.

[stevej]

Dammit! I was on the 570 bandwagon now I'm slipping to b550. I will pay the extra money if it gets me by longer w/o having to upgrade the mobo. Great information man! I'm sure many of us appreciate it!

[JohnnyRabbitQC]

Subscribed! Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!

[MovementFAV]

The most informative channel on tube. Keep coming back to it. Thanks a lot!

[rohanlowe]

this was a really helpful guide for my new itx pc build. thanks!

[xpzzz]

Super good channel! Save me a lot of time in comparing specs myself. Thanks you very much. Hope to see more videos from you.

[Batx]

this video was supposed to be about x570 but you went right back to talking about the 550's which you already talked about in the last video.

[JonnySonder]

A great follow up!

Really looking forward to see and hear more about your wife’s film production build.

Thank you!

[joussefbenbaha]

great content, Keep up the good work! Subscribed.

[Jazzinplayer]

Thanks a lot for your videos, I got a Ryzen 5 5600x and a B550M Aours Elite gonna build the PC this weekend!!

[DAVIDPRETA]

Great Video! I'm getting two 3090 FE and the 5950x, any good motherboard recommendation?

[leohedrick]

Love your video! Can you do a video on the AMD graphic card Since it just lunched! For people like me would want to do a AMD build with the 5000 series CPU and new 6000 GPU ！ Thank you once again!

[peterrabbit]

Hi. Great reviews. Do you have a X570 spreadsheet?

[may-xtph]

thank you for the usb front panel 19 pin to 20 pin adapter suggestions!

[metazoinqbrt]

I think just a fun series would be going to traditionally non tech oriented stores that still sell pc components and try to build a pc with their components. It would be fun to see you try and make a pc with what a vendor like office depot offers lol. Most dont offer good cpu's however so you might have to make an exception and go in saying "today we're making a pc centered the am4 chipset" or whatever lol. It just feels like it would be a fun series

[j]

Great Channel and very informative. Its the exact video I was looking for.

I'm hoping to get either the 5600x or the 5900x. Ive seen all your recommendations for motherboards. My question is, regardless of price and if money is no issue here, which motherboard would you recommend as a better investment in the long run? I'm looking for quality and would like my setup to be good for a few years. Regardless of what CPU I decide to go with, what motherboard would be a long-term investment? I do lots of gaming and run background programs. Thanks so much and keep up the great work. Looking forward to your next videos =)

[jolly]

My local shop sells 5950x tray. Is it safe to buy it like that?

[youcef]

Hey man I'm building a PC soon with a 3700x 5700xt and a b550 board what's your opinion on nzxt h510 in terms of airflow and build

[EmilBBechGrip]

Thanks for the video! In my country only the V2 of the GIGABYTE B550M AORUS ELITE is available. Would you recommend the V2 aswell?

[Whambow]

Hey, the MSI ITX board was updated several weeks ago and now ships with direct access to the clear CMOS headers from the back panel. Product pages do not detail this change, even on their official website but there have been multiple threads on Reddit pointing it out. I bought one my self a few weeks ago and can confrim that the change is real.
The only outstanding complain I'd have about the board is that the design of the motherboard means that a lot of back plates for non-standard CPU cooler mountings are incompatible, which is particularly an issues for users of certain waterblocks.