Motherboards

When buying a motherboard, the first choice is between Intel and AMD. Both of these CPUs have entry-level to high end motherboards. If you want something budget-friendly with multiple cores and threads, AMD is the perfect choice. Intel, on the other hand, is more suitable for performing dedicated activities that require maximum attention.

You need to be cautious when purchasing motherboards, as they contain all the fundamental components of your PC. These include processors, RAM, expansion slots, storage connectors, keyboard and mouse PS/2 connectors, graphics (monitor connectors), USB ports, and network ports.

Interface

All motherboards are divided into different interfaces, depending on their use and functionality. ATX, E-ATX, and XL-ATX boards are perfect to fit higher storage discs and dedicated GPUs.

The Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX have smaller sizes. These high end motherboards can easily fit in smaller chassis PCs. However, you may have to compromise on some ports if you select these motherboards.

Ports

Ports handle all external connections to your PC. From keyboards to mice to printers, you need a port for everything. A ThunderBolt 4 lets you transfer data at a maximum speed of 40GB/s. Plus, it can support two 4K displays at the same time. If you are planning on setting up a dual-monitor PC, your motherboard must have a Thunderbolt 4 port.

Gaming motherboard

A gaming motherboard must have ample connectivity options and an efficient cooling system. Modern motherboards UK also boast extra features like Aura RGB lighting on every onboard LED.

Heatsinks help ward off the excessive heat generated in all motherboards when the CPU is constantly operated at its maximum speed. This is also an important part of a gaming motherboard.

Motherboards UK

Laptop Outlet offers abroad range of high-quality motherboards UK. Browse, and purchase the ones that best suit your preferences and suited to your budget.

To avoid any further complications, check the storage ports on your motherboard beforehand. Also, ensure that the slots on your motherboard are aligned with the slots on your processor. Otherwise, it will be rendered incompatible.