Am5 motherboard

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Misha1337
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Am5 motherboard

Post by Misha1337 » 24 Jun 2026, 12:20

Am one of those who gets this weird input lag problem like most of the forum here.


Am gonna upgrade my Asus tuf B650m plus wifi mobo for another am5 one just for aesthetics (all white build)

Should I go for Asus again or there is another brand like MSI or Gigabyte who gives less input lag feeling?

I am asking here cuz am sure too much people out here tried tons of mobos :D

ablemor
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Re: Am5 motherboard

Post by ablemor » 24 Jun 2026, 12:37

Hi, I'll let you in on a few secrets: get a motherboard that allows for more BIOS settings usually, that means ASUS or MSI. Unfortunately, Gigabyte and ASRock like to keep things hidden. On ASUS, you can adjust a huge number of things. But really, you can buy any motherboard the gaming performance will be the same on all of them, it’s not dependent on the motherboard! Neither is the power supply.

Buy atleast X670 platform

Misha1337
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Re: Am5 motherboard

Post by Misha1337 » 24 Jun 2026, 13:59

ablemor wrote: ↑
24 Jun 2026, 12:37
Hi, I'll let you in on a few secrets: get a motherboard that allows for more BIOS settings usually, that means ASUS or MSI. Unfortunately, Gigabyte and ASRock like to keep things hidden. On ASUS, you can adjust a huge number of things. But really, you can buy any motherboard the gaming performance will be the same on all of them, it’s not dependent on the motherboard! Neither is the power supply.

Buy atleast X670 platform
What about b850 is it fine ?

ablemor
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Re: Am5 motherboard

Post by ablemor » 25 Jun 2026, 10:24

Yes, that will be fine there aren't really any BIOS settings that solve everything anyway.

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