🎮 ASUS TUF Gaming B550-PRO AMD AM4(Ryzen 5000/3000) ATX Gaming Motherboard - PCIe 4.0, 12+2 Power Stages, 2.5Gb LAN, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, Front USB Type-C, BIOS Flashback, Addressable Gen 2 RGB Header Review

The question concerns the power supply for the eight plus four pins on the CPU. On my power supply, there are just 4 + 4 pins, and those are connected to the 8-pin of the board. The fourth pin is free and available for use. Should I go to the trouble of purchasing an additional wire for a 4+4 pin power supply or an adaptor that converts 4+4 pins to 8+4 pins? Valued at 5600 times. Or, to begin, what kind of procedure is it even worthwhile to deal with?)) Various advantages: - Full-size ATX…

The only things you need are the two sata wires. Nightmare-inducing illumination from the motherboard's standby power mode is likely disabled deep within the BIOS, but you haven't gotten there yet.

I bought this motherboard specifically for my test bench. I wanted to be able to switch chips without flashing the BIOS. Many of the older AM4 boards lose their ability to support older processors when upgrading to 5000 series processors, so this seemed like the best option to support the widest range of processor generations.

Sorry for bad English, this review is from Japan. Since this article was not published in Japan, the only choices for ASUS motherboards were TUF B550 PLUS or STRIX B550. USB Type-C for front panel, full set of connectors for rear panel and more. I believe this item is compatible with the B550 PLUS in all respects. I think this is the best choice for ASUS B550 motherboards, except the cosmetic bag has been significantly damaged. probably because of shipping. At least, many Japanese people are…

Building a PC for the First Time. I love this board. From the first build to the PC upgrade. FYI: The Ryzen 5600x requires a BIOS update, although it claims it doesn't.