Seeking to offer new alternatives for those who want to use PCI-E 4.0 on Ryzen 3000 without spending on an X570, Gigabyte presented its new B550 motherboards, offering different models at all price points, from basic models such as the B550M DS3H up to complex models such as the B550 AORUS Master, equipped with the highest quality components.
Among the main characteristics of these motherboards stands out the support for PCI-E 4.0 in its superior PCI-E x16 port and at least one of its M.2, support for USB 3.2 Gen2, overclocking capacity, and more. Some select models even feature Wi-Fi 6, a robust VRM with up to 16 70A power phases, and the Q-Flash feature to update the BIOS without a processor, ram, or GPU.
You can find more information about the various Gigabyte B550 motherboards on their official website by clicking here. They will hit the market on June 16.
What do you think about these Gigabyte B550 motherboards? Are you interested in any of them?
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