In fat, they have eight new B450 chipset motherboards listed on their website. This lineup includes the two from the ROG Strix line, two from the TUF lineup, and four from their Prime series.

The TUF Gaming B450-Plus II and its black-and-yellow battle stripes are raring to head into the field. Enlarged heatsinks rest atop an upgraded 8+2 discrete MOSFET VRM that can easily wrangle ...

Click to enlarge Elsewhere, the TUF Gaming B450-Plus II also sees a change of looks alongside an upgraded 8+2 power delivery system, and an extra M.2 socket compared to its predecessor.

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The TUF B450-Plus and B450M-Plus Gaming to focus on essentials and 'battle hardened' durability thanks to the use of high quality TUF Components comprising MOSFETs, chokes, and capacitors.

Some have support for both. From the chart, only the TUF X470-PLUS GAMING motherboard offers full PCIe Gen4 x16 support on the first PCIe expansion slot among all the X470 boards.

Omri wants to know which board, B450 or X570, he should pick for his new PC build featuring AMD's Ryzen 7 3700X processor. I'm about to build a system with an AMD Ryzen 7 3700X CPU. I'm wondering ...

It's not meant to usurp the X470 or B450 boards in the market, merely sit atop the stack offering a little more to those that want to go all in on Zen 2. And so that leaves the TUF Gaming in a bit ...