I have a Asus P8Z77-V PRO ATX LGA1155 Motherboard with a I5-3570k. When I built my desktop I bought 8 gigs of memory using G.Skill Ripjaws Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 sticks, which are officially ...

I'm preparing to build a home "server" and I wanted to know if this kind of RAM would work on consumer motherboards. Motheboards that I have in mind are AM3/AM3+ socket, 880G chipset/990FX chipset and ...

Thanks for the question. If we head on over to MSI's website and lookup the motherboard mentioned above and look through the specifications, you will find it supports 1866 through 2666 by JEDEC and up ...

In a recent interview with Forbes AMD's James Prior indicated Ryzen's inability to consistently nail high memory speeds with different RAM kits was down to the motherboard makers. Our manufacturer ...

That'll be an expensive set of memory, crikey. but XMP enabled and thus guaranteed to work with a proper Z790 motherboard. Intel maintains a registry of XMP 3.0 ready platforms. A list of memory ...

Intersting, on Twiotter somebody posted a retail ASRock X670E Steel Legend motherboard, which has a sticker covering its four DDR5 DIMM slots. The sticker has some info on the ideal DIMM slot ...

That's less time spent looking at yourself in the screen.

Is it a gimmick if it addresses a real problem?

The motherboard is like the nervous system of your gaming PC, and it connects all the components and acts as the main communicator between them. Having the best motherboard is not a top priority for ...