For gamers and most other users, a Micro-ATX motherboard will suffice. PCIe slots are another decision you'll have to make when deciding between these two types of motherboards. ATX boards usually ...

Micro-ATX boards don't usually come with any performance differences when pitted against ATX boards. Thus, gamers who do not want to spend too much on a motherboard can opt for a smaller m-ATX board.

You can’t ask for much more on a Micro ATX board. If you want support for AMD processors on a slightly more affordable motherboard, grab the MSI MAG B550M Bazooka. Sure, you lose out on a few ...

Powered by AMD Ryzen 7000, 8000G PHX1 and 9000 Series desktop processors, the IMB-AM5 offers high-speed DDR5 memory and more.

A slightly smaller option, micro ATX (or mATX for short ... you’re almost certainly looking for one of the ATX motherboard variants. Which one you choose will depend on your case choice ...

First released by Intel in 1995, the Advanced Technology eXtended, or ATX, motherboard is still one of the most common form factors in the computer market. If you have a desktop computer, it's ...

Micro-ATX is therefore often cheaper than standard ATX motherboards and offers a good balance between size and features. Further reading: Is your motherboard defective? Here’s how to identify ...

Taking advantage of the new AMD Socket AM5 motherboard design, this new board is actually based on the AMD B650E chipset, and comes in my favourite form factor, Micro-ATX. It appears this board is ...

The MSI MAG B650M Mortar WiFi delivers on its goal of offering a well-balanced Micro-ATX motherboard for a reasonable price. It lacks RGB and some of the flashier designs of other boards ...