🖥️ ASRock B460M PRO4 Intel Motherboard Review

The ASROCK B460m pro4 board allows you to increase the TDP of the i7-10700 (without "K") from 65W to 125W. As a result, all eight processor cores operate at 4.58 GHz, and this is with a normal (8-pin) processor power supply. You can even reduce voltage by 100 MB through offset mode, so that it is less heated. By adjusting TDP, you can choose the heat dissipation for the existing cooler, so any cooler will do, even a boxed one. At 125w, of course, you need to put good cooler. With vidyuhi…

An excellent payment for your money, who does not want to experiment, collect and use. Although here you can also tighten the timings, it will turn out like with overclocking RAM. The only negative when I installed windows was not picked up by the Internet, the LAN network driver was not sewn into the BIOS. The kit comes with a driver disk, but now almost all assemblies are assembled without a DVD drive. You can download the driver from the official website to your phone, connect it to a PC via

The temperature in the temperature zone is lower than plain warm. The thermal package can be changed in the BIOS to allow non-Ka CPUs to operate beyond their capacity. The board is generally excellent value for money. You can take it without risk because it is Asus' daughter brand. With the bundled software, the sound quality is excellent. This board is a worthy contender for people who do not want to bother with memory overclocking (there is an alternative to reduce memory latency, which…

Sharing my unfiltered review.Got pros: Looks decent, food, cooling. Display port, HDMI, backlight. Got cons: In general, this is a cheap board, but at a high price.

Unfiltered thoughts on my purchase.For a budget build, this is a decent board. Drivers became without a tambourine and everything worked.

I purchased a jamb with a wi-fi module. The only information provided on the manufacturer's website is "Wi-Fi 8022022ac module to a special M.2 connector (Key E)." The AC9560 module I purchased is not being recognized. They stated in those instructions that "AC9560 is a CNVi module that is not supported by the Intel B460 chipset." The list of supported modules is as follows: AC3160, AC9260, and AX200. In addition, the 860evo is not supported by the M2 connector under the heatsink. NVME drives…

the temperature in the temp zone is below just warm temperature. there is an option in the BIOS to change the thermal package so that non-Ka processors work more than their limit. in general, the board is very worthy for its money. Asus' daughter brand, so you can safely take it. The sound is very good with the included software. motherboards based on the z chipset are illogically expensive, so this board is a worthy competitor for those who do not want to bother with memory overclocking (there

-I got a jamb with wi fi module. the manufacturer's website only says "Wi-Fi 8022022ac module to a special M.2 connector (Key E). " I bought an AC9560 module, but it is not recognized. In those support, they wrote "AC9560 is a CNVi module that is not supported by the Intel B460 chipset. " Here is the list of supported modules: AX200, AC3160, AC9260. Also, the M2 connector under the heatsink does not support 860evo. only NVME drives

In the future, I think to put a couple more memory sticks together with the M2, well, the percentage is more powerful, I think the i7 10700f will fit perfectly, since 9 power phases allow you to make an undervolt, there will be a blast)

For the price it's a pretty good deal. There are radiators on the vrm, even no backlight glows Has pros: Convenient bios, well configured, everything started the first time. Works out of the box, the drivers themselves have been ated, although the disk is included. Cons: The video card with a backplate gets up close to the RAM connectors, it is possible that something thick will not be inserted