I 've written a lot about not overspending on PC components, especially an expensive motherboard that does nothing for most ...

Some situations might call for an update or "flash" to your motherboard's BIOS. What does that mean and what are the stakes?

When your computer powers up only to reveal a blank, black display, it’s more than just annoying—it’s alarming. Whether ...

Since AM5 motherboards are newer, getting a used one would only be three years old at most, so there wouldn't be as much wear ...

Graphics cards seem to get all the attention, often overshadowing a vital component of your PC—the motherboard. We’re inundated with choice. Even just choosing the platform to build on—Intel ...

ASRock has introduced its new B850 Challenger series motherboards—available in standard and White editions—based on the AMD ...

You shouldn't be able to eject a discrete GPU from the Windows taskbar, but some users are seeing an option to give it a try.

Nice, but 1100 USD just for a replacement motherboard? Add to that RAM, SSD, maybe a better display and a new battery, taxes and duties, and we are talking 2000 USD here.

Building a motherboard, it turns out, requires the same precision as defusing a bomb—one seemingly small, stupid mistake and the entire thing goes up in smoke. Just ask the owners of the Asus ...

This motherboard is at the top of the Asus line and costs $350 in a market where most other products are under $200. (To be fair, the motherboard is loaded with high-end features and technology).

It's using the original PU-18 motherboard out of the PS1, though the PS1's considerably larger shell means to fit the motherboard in the handheld, it had to be snapped in half.