This article needs some summary / overview tables, otherwise its hard to read for me. If could check such table, i can quickly deceide what is interesting for me and what not, without it too much text with unknonw information value..

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This article needs some summary / overview tables, otherwise its hard to read for me. If could check such table, i can quickly deceide what is interesting for me and what not, without it too much text with unknonw information value..

Where is the fun on that?! 😛 If you are looking for some info on a new build you should be intereted in reading the writer's reasons to chose this or that. Going blindly to read a chart and go with whatever it says may not be the best for you.

(from page three) Motherboard - AsRock B450M Pro4 "Picking this motherboard was really simple. It is cheap, provides 4 RAM slots, a single M.2 SSD slot..." The ASRock B450M Pro 4 actually has two M.2 SSD slots. One is PCIe, the other SATA III. Both can be populated simultaneously, however using the PCIe M.2 will disable the 2nd physical X16 PCIe slot. (X4 in actuality.) Using the SATA M.2 slot will disable one of the conventional SATA connectors. No.3, if I recall correctly. I have three of the Pro 4 boards; one B450M, one B450 ATX, and a B350 ATX. I've had zero issues with all of them.