Intel B360 Launch Review - Budget Coffee Lake Has Arrived!

**Tech Deals Launch Day: Budget Boards for Eighth Generation Coffee Lake Processors**

Hello and welcome to Tech Deals launch day! Today marks the release of the budget boards for Intel's eighth-generation Coffee Lake processors. If you've been waiting to get your hands on a locked i3, i5, or i7 processor without the need for overclocking, or if you're looking to save some money, you've come to the right place.

On April 3rd, 2018, Intel introduced the H310, B360, and H370 motherboards at a variety of price points. These boards are designed for users who want to build a system without breaking the bank, while still enjoying solid performance and features. In this video, I'll briefly discuss these new boards, with a focus on one specific board that Gigabyte sent me for the launch. I'll also provide my thoughts on what the average person should consider when deciding between these boards based on their needs and budget.

### The Launch of Eighth-Generation Coffee Lake Processors

In the fall of 2017, Intel released its eighth-generation Coffee Lake processors, which brought significant changes to its desktop lineup. These included quad-core i3s, six-core i5s, and six-core (12-thread) i7s, offering a range of performance options for users. Along with these processors, Intel also introduced the Z370 series motherboards. However, at that time, there were no budget-oriented, non-overclockable boards available—a gap that Intel aimed to fill with the H310, B360, and H370 chipsets.

### Key Differences Between the Boards

There are four different chipsets in the 300 series: H310, B360, H370, and Z370. Each offers a unique set of features and price points, catering to different user needs:

- **H310**: Designed for OAM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) systems and extreme budget builds, often paired with Pentium dual-core processors.

- **B360**: The board that most users will likely want to consider. It offers good value for money and is well-suited for everyday computing and mid-range gaming.

- **H370**: Very close in features to the Z370 boards, with some minor differences. In fact, the least expensive Z370 boards may be priced similarly or even lower than higher-end H370 boards, leading to significant overlap between the two.

- **Z370**: The high-end option for users who want maximum performance and features.

### Choosing the Right Board

When deciding which board to choose, it's essential to consider your processor and its intended use:

- If you're planning to use a locked i3 or i5 processor (non-K), the B360 is an excellent choice. It offers great value and supports all eighth-generation Intel processors.

- For users with a K-series processor (overclockable chips), while they technically can run on B or H series boards, it's generally recommended to use them with Z370 boards for optimal performance and features.

### Key Features of the B360 Board

Today, I'll be focusing on the B360 motherboard, which is one of the most versatile options in Intel's lineup. Here are some of its standout features:

- **Memory Support**: This board supports up to 4 memory slots, allowing for expandability as your needs grow. It also supports DDR4 RAM up to 2666 MHz.

- **Graphics Options**: The B360 includes two video output ports (DVI and HDMI), but it's important to note that these are limited to 1.4 standards, which means 4K resolution is capped at 30Hz. For gaming or higher resolutions, adding a dedicated graphics card is recommended.

- **Audio Solution**: The board features Realtek ELC 892 HD 7.1 surround sound audio, which is a solid choice for basic to mid-range audio needs.

- **Networking**: This board includes both Wi-Fi and Gigabit Ethernet options. The Wi-Fi solution is particularly noteworthy, as it uses an external antenna for improved performance—a significant upgrade over the subpar Wi-Fi found on many budget boards.

- **Expansion Slots**: The B360 offers three PCIe x16 slots, supporting AMD CrossFire configurations. However, it does not support SLI, which is reserved for Z370 boards.

- **Storage Options**: With two M.2 slots and six SATA ports, the B360 provides ample storage options. It supports both NVMe and SATA drives, with the top M.2 slot running at full PCIe 3.0 x4 speeds.

### Design and Accessories

The B360 motherboard is well-designed, with a focus on user-friendly features:

- **Build Quality**: The board includes metal reinforcements for critical components, such as the PCIe slots, ensuring durability.

- **I/O Shield**: A screen-printed I/O shield is included, which neatly labels all ports and makes installation much simpler.

- **Mounting Posts**: Two mounting posts are provided for securing M.2 modules, preventing potential issues during operation.

- **Wi-Fi Kit**: The board comes with a Wi-Fi kit that includes an external antenna, ensuring optimal wireless performance.

### Final Thoughts

The launch of the H310, B360, and H370 motherboards marks a significant milestone for Intel, as it finally offers budget-friendly options for users who don't need or want to overclock. The B360, in particular, strikes a great balance between features and affordability, making it an excellent choice for most users.

If you're looking to build a new system or upgrade your current one, these boards provide a solid foundation for performance and value. Whether you're gaming, streaming, or just doing everyday tasks, the B360 (and its siblings) have what it takes to deliver a great experience without breaking the bank.

Stay tuned for more in-depth reviews as I get my hands on all four chipsets in the coming days. If you found this video helpful, don't forget to share it with your friends and subscribe to my channel for more content. Thanks for watching, and see you in the next video!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhello and welcome to tech deals launch day of the budget boards for eighth generation coffee lake have you been wanting to get maybe a locked I three i5 or i7 do you not want to overclock do you want to save yourself some money you've come to the right place April 3rd 2018 the H 310 the B 360 and the H 370 boards are launching today at a variety of price points depending upon the board you want to look at in this video today I'm briefly gonna talk about the new boards I'm gonna specifically look at one board in particular that gigabyte was nice enough to send me for the launch and then I will talk about what I think the average person should buy based upon whether or not you want extreme performance or just good value for the money in the fall of 2017 Intel released the eighth generation coffee Lake processors which brought a number of changes to their standard desktop lineup for core 4 thread I threes six core i5s and six core 12 thread i 7s it also brought new motherboards the z3 70 series motherboard but at that time they did not launch more budget oriented non overclockable boards that changes today I know many of you were waiting for these and we're certainly going to start covering them now as I said before there's also an h3 10 and an h3 70 I was not sampled those for lunch so I can't make a launched a video about them rest assured I will get those within a couple of days and then I will do a full complete line because there's four different chipsets now instead of just one but today we're gonna take a look at the B 360 and based upon the product specs I've looked at so far it's probably the board that most of you are gonna want to buy the h3 10 is more built for OAM systems and extreme budget builds with maybe pentium dual-core chips the h2 a 370 is so close to the Zi 370 I'd almost be inclined to just say by is e 370 because they're gonna be really really close the least expensive Zi 370 boards actually will probably be less expensive than some of the top-end H 370 so that there's a lot of overlap there so the B 360 is probably where you're gonna find the most value but we will look at that in a future video now first to be absolutely clear any of the eighth generation chips will work on any of these boards the K unlocked overclockable processors will work in the B 360 and the locked chips with that are not overclocked oh but will certainly work in a Z 370 but that's not really how it's meant to go the idea is you put the non k tips and the beat boards and you put the K chips and the Z boards and everybody's happy that being said if you find a sale or deal on the K chips and you were planning on buying a cooler anyway don't be afraid to install a k chip on a B or H series board I've done it it works fine they work great the only difference in performance is if you overclock at stock speeds there's effectively no difference in performance which motherboard you use it's just a feature set difference rather than a performance difference at least at stock speeds before we get into a detailed look on this motherboard let me talk about some generalities if you're looking for an i3 8100 or an i-5 8400 either the 4 or 6 core processor from Intel you're not interested in overclocking boards in the 50 to $70 price range or what your going to be looking for and B 360 boards will be available there perhaps not this one because this is overly featured with a ton of awesome options and it's gonna cost a bit more than that but you will be able to find boards from gigabyte and the other companies in that 50 to $70 price range if you want to go with the i7 8700 9 K I would be really tempted to step up to an H 370 or possibly even the lower-end z3 70's you're buying a $300 processor you want to have really good performance it may be worth spending a bit more on a board because you're building a nicer machine buying a $50 motherboard for a $300 CPU personally strikes me as a little bit out of balance but the 117 dollar i 380 100 for example would be way out of place on a z3 70 in fact some of you may want to put it on an h3 10 if you can find one cheap enough it just depends upon what the price spread is now I mentioned before that K chips generally should go on the z series boards but that's largely because the K means that they are unlocked and overclockable and that's only allowed on the z series boards you cannot overclock any of the CPUs on a B or H series bore having said that the real-world performance difference between say an i7 8700 K at stock speeds versus overclock to 4 seven isn't huge five gigahertz gives you a nice boost but now you're spending a lot on cooling you're making more heat you've increased your power consumption nearly 50% it's a huge increase in power heat noise I know many people who actually just run their chips at stock because it runs cool it runs quiet it's a hundred percent guaranteed stable and if you're going to do that and you want to save some money you certainly can't install one on a be 360 series board having said that three hundred and fifty dollars for a Kate ship for an i7 8700 K yeah you really should be on a zseries board so yes you can but probably not now this board that I'm reviewing today is a full-size ATX motherboard it's the tall one with the extra slots on it you can also get these boards or very similar configurations in micro ATX and mini ITX forms as well however it is worth noting you cannot put sixth or seventh generation Intel chips the skylake and the KB Lake chips onto any of these boards and you cannot put the eighth generation chips on the 100 and 200 series boards so if you have an older chip say an i5 7500 or 6500 and you're thinking well I want to get a nice new motherboard my motherboards having problems you can't buy this even though the sockets the same and put your older chip on it and the same is not true in Reverse if you want one of the eighth generation chips you'll need a 300 series board now with all that out of the way let's take a closer look at the sport and run you around some of its features first of all this is really nice because it has 4 memory slots you could put in two memory modules now and upgrade to 4 later if you want to expand your RAM it does support up to ddr4 2666 if you want to use faster Ram than that any disease series boards because the B 360s in general don't support over the official Ram speed of 2666 it does have in this case 2 video out ports on the back it has a DVID and an HDMI port that is a 1.4 HDMI not a 2.0 so 4k would be stuck at 30 Hertz really if you're using integrated graphics on an Intel chip you're pretty much stuck at 1080p you want to add in a graphics card if you want to go beyond that but that is a nice feature of the end chips all of the Intel CPUs do have integrated graphics so either if your graphics card has a problem or you just aren't ready to buy one yet you can always start with the integrated graphics and add one later just keep in mind that unlike the recently released rise in AP use the integrated graphics performance of these chips is yeah it's not nearly as good so if games are of interest to you you really do need a dedicated graphics card the audio solution on this board is the realtek ELC 892 it is an HD 7.1 surround sound capable audio chip it's not the top of the line built in audio that's the ALC 12:20 but it's still a very good very capable chip been around for years very well supported of course if you've got 300 our speakers are 300 our headphones use a dedicated breakout box or it added a sound card but for basic speakers and basic headphones it does the job just fine this board has two networking options which is really nice now this board comes in a non Wi-Fi version as well if you don't care about Wi-Fi but this particular board has the Wi-Fi and it is a good one way too many motherboards have cheap built-in Wi-Fi with a one by one connection poor antennas they're not good for gaming they're not good for performance they do the job for web browsing but that's about it not this board this comes with an Intel 2x2 AC Wi-Fi with an external antenna screws in here lets you place it away from the computer if you want to use Wi-Fi there is no reason whatsoever to buy a separate Wi-Fi card or a separate external adapter the Wi-Fi built into this is good good Wi-Fi and it's upgradable it actually installs into the third MDOT 2 slot on the board so it can be changed in the future if by chance something else comes along or you need to so kudos to gigabyte for an awesome Wi-Fi solution on this board now the wired solution is equally good its Intel's Gigabit Ethernet for low latency high game performance it's pretty much Intel or bust cheaper boards are gonna have a real tech land chip which is fine for most people but if you're doing online gaming get an Intel it's just a better solution this board does have 3 x16 slots there at least x16 physically for the PCI Express 3.0 the top one has the metal armor strip on it to provide some reinforcement that's really the only to put a graphics card in technically this board and most of the other boards are gonna support AMD's crossfire they do not support SLI by the way if you wanted videos SLI that's what the z3 70s are for but it's a weird configuration because it does not split it to eight and eight between the two slots if you go crossfire it makes sixteen on the first one four on the other it goes to the chipset yeah just don't if you really have two AMD graphics cards in your running crossfire you want to topple on board because you want the split between 8x and 8x to the directly to the CPU this board does feature 2 m dot 2 slots in addition to the Wi-Fi slot 4 nvme or SATA drives so for example SATA drives would be something like the samsung 860 Evo and vme drives much faster would be the samsung 960 Evo both slots will support both types of drives a couple of notes there are 6 SATA ports along the bottom of this board please note that if you install to them not two drives you lose two ports you actually their shared resources the other thing is the top m dot 2 slot is an X 4 PCI Express slot and the bottom one is an X 2 so if you install one nvme and one SATA put the nvme on the top if you install 2 nvm YZ which honestly if you're gonna install 2 nvm YZ get a Z 370 that's that price point makes more sense but if you're going to just realize the bottom slot runs at half-speed of the top slot there are a whole bunch of USB ports on this including USB 3.1 gen2 10 gigabit per second which is really nice except that's only one port on the back and it's a type a the type c port and all the other ports are USB 3.1 gen2 gigabit per second not a huge deal to a lot of people but just be aware of it the standard connectors on the board for the front panel connectors connectors on the bottom for a din are all there as well included in the box you have a nice user manual with details of what all the pins connections headers and everything are on the board you also get the two mounting posts for the 2 m dot 2 slots ones a screw one supposed to make sure you hang on to these in order to use those you'll definitely need them you get a metal or ass badge for the front of your computer if you care about such things that's not just a sticker it's actually how so it looks kind of nice at SHINee with a protective film on and everything a driver CD which you probably won't use cuz it'll just go to gigabytes website to download the latest versions of everything anyway two SATA data cables for hard drives or SSDs a very nice screen printed i/o shield it's black so it's not shiny and doesn't contrast with your black case and it's printed with the names of all the connectors and ports on the back I love this every motherboard should come with one this is your front panel connector adapter it lets you take those little tiny cables from the front panel power switch reset switch etc it lets you connect them in here it's labeled right on here and then you insert the whole thing on the board so you're not digging around in your case trying to figure out where to plug everything this is one of my favorite features of gigabyte motherboards and then we have the Wi-Fi kit this is actually the m2 slot which you'll install on the board if you want it and then this is the external antenna with a nice cord that you can unravel and put it away from your computer for reduced interference I mentioned before this has a non Wi-Fi version but if you want good Wi-Fi this is a quality intel 2x2 AC Wi-Fi configuration with an external antenna it's definitely the way to go if you want to game online assuming of course you're not using the wired connection which would actually be the preference but if you have to do Wi-Fi this is a good one so there you have it the launched video for the budget motherboards h1 10 B 360 and H 370 motherboards for Intel finally we have something less expensive than the z3 70s as I mentioned at the beginning of this video I will be doing a full lineup once I can get my hands on each of their four motherboards and then I will do a more in-depth look at the differences between the chipsets but since I was only sampled this for the launch we're just doing it this way liked this video if you liked it share it with your friends if you loved it remember to subscribe to my channel with a big huge red button directly below questions and comments in the comment section please check the links in the video description after this video goes live I will update it with the best available boards currently on the market from the various companies down in the video description below post your comments and thoughts down below on the different motherboards and I might answer some of those questions when I do the full line review in the future thank you so much for watching I will see you in the next videohello and welcome to tech deals launch day of the budget boards for eighth generation coffee lake have you been wanting to get maybe a locked I three i5 or i7 do you not want to overclock do you want to save yourself some money you've come to the right place April 3rd 2018 the H 310 the B 360 and the H 370 boards are launching today at a variety of price points depending upon the board you want to look at in this video today I'm briefly gonna talk about the new boards I'm gonna specifically look at one board in particular that gigabyte was nice enough to send me for the launch and then I will talk about what I think the average person should buy based upon whether or not you want extreme performance or just good value for the money in the fall of 2017 Intel released the eighth generation coffee Lake processors which brought a number of changes to their standard desktop lineup for core 4 thread I threes six core i5s and six core 12 thread i 7s it also brought new motherboards the z3 70 series motherboard but at that time they did not launch more budget oriented non overclockable boards that changes today I know many of you were waiting for these and we're certainly going to start covering them now as I said before there's also an h3 10 and an h3 70 I was not sampled those for lunch so I can't make a launched a video about them rest assured I will get those within a couple of days and then I will do a full complete line because there's four different chipsets now instead of just one but today we're gonna take a look at the B 360 and based upon the product specs I've looked at so far it's probably the board that most of you are gonna want to buy the h3 10 is more built for OAM systems and extreme budget builds with maybe pentium dual-core chips the h2 a 370 is so close to the Zi 370 I'd almost be inclined to just say by is e 370 because they're gonna be really really close the least expensive Zi 370 boards actually will probably be less expensive than some of the top-end H 370 so that there's a lot of overlap there so the B 360 is probably where you're gonna find the most value but we will look at that in a future video now first to be absolutely clear any of the eighth generation chips will work on any of these boards the K unlocked overclockable processors will work in the B 360 and the locked chips with that are not overclocked oh but will certainly work in a Z 370 but that's not really how it's meant to go the idea is you put the non k tips and the beat boards and you put the K chips and the Z boards and everybody's happy that being said if you find a sale or deal on the K chips and you were planning on buying a cooler anyway don't be afraid to install a k chip on a B or H series board I've done it it works fine they work great the only difference in performance is if you overclock at stock speeds there's effectively no difference in performance which motherboard you use it's just a feature set difference rather than a performance difference at least at stock speeds before we get into a detailed look on this motherboard let me talk about some generalities if you're looking for an i3 8100 or an i-5 8400 either the 4 or 6 core processor from Intel you're not interested in overclocking boards in the 50 to $70 price range or what your going to be looking for and B 360 boards will be available there perhaps not this one because this is overly featured with a ton of awesome options and it's gonna cost a bit more than that but you will be able to find boards from gigabyte and the other companies in that 50 to $70 price range if you want to go with the i7 8700 9 K I would be really tempted to step up to an H 370 or possibly even the lower-end z3 70's you're buying a $300 processor you want to have really good performance it may be worth spending a bit more on a board because you're building a nicer machine buying a $50 motherboard for a $300 CPU personally strikes me as a little bit out of balance but the 117 dollar i 380 100 for example would be way out of place on a z3 70 in fact some of you may want to put it on an h3 10 if you can find one cheap enough it just depends upon what the price spread is now I mentioned before that K chips generally should go on the z series boards but that's largely because the K means that they are unlocked and overclockable and that's only allowed on the z series boards you cannot overclock any of the CPUs on a B or H series bore having said that the real-world performance difference between say an i7 8700 K at stock speeds versus overclock to 4 seven isn't huge five gigahertz gives you a nice boost but now you're spending a lot on cooling you're making more heat you've increased your power consumption nearly 50% it's a huge increase in power heat noise I know many people who actually just run their chips at stock because it runs cool it runs quiet it's a hundred percent guaranteed stable and if you're going to do that and you want to save some money you certainly can't install one on a be 360 series board having said that three hundred and fifty dollars for a Kate ship for an i7 8700 K yeah you really should be on a zseries board so yes you can but probably not now this board that I'm reviewing today is a full-size ATX motherboard it's the tall one with the extra slots on it you can also get these boards or very similar configurations in micro ATX and mini ITX forms as well however it is worth noting you cannot put sixth or seventh generation Intel chips the skylake and the KB Lake chips onto any of these boards and you cannot put the eighth generation chips on the 100 and 200 series boards so if you have an older chip say an i5 7500 or 6500 and you're thinking well I want to get a nice new motherboard my motherboards having problems you can't buy this even though the sockets the same and put your older chip on it and the same is not true in Reverse if you want one of the eighth generation chips you'll need a 300 series board now with all that out of the way let's take a closer look at the sport and run you around some of its features first of all this is really nice because it has 4 memory slots you could put in two memory modules now and upgrade to 4 later if you want to expand your RAM it does support up to ddr4 2666 if you want to use faster Ram than that any disease series boards because the B 360s in general don't support over the official Ram speed of 2666 it does have in this case 2 video out ports on the back it has a DVID and an HDMI port that is a 1.4 HDMI not a 2.0 so 4k would be stuck at 30 Hertz really if you're using integrated graphics on an Intel chip you're pretty much stuck at 1080p you want to add in a graphics card if you want to go beyond that but that is a nice feature of the end chips all of the Intel CPUs do have integrated graphics so either if your graphics card has a problem or you just aren't ready to buy one yet you can always start with the integrated graphics and add one later just keep in mind that unlike the recently released rise in AP use the integrated graphics performance of these chips is yeah it's not nearly as good so if games are of interest to you you really do need a dedicated graphics card the audio solution on this board is the realtek ELC 892 it is an HD 7.1 surround sound capable audio chip it's not the top of the line built in audio that's the ALC 12:20 but it's still a very good very capable chip been around for years very well supported of course if you've got 300 our speakers are 300 our headphones use a dedicated breakout box or it added a sound card but for basic speakers and basic headphones it does the job just fine this board has two networking options which is really nice now this board comes in a non Wi-Fi version as well if you don't care about Wi-Fi but this particular board has the Wi-Fi and it is a good one way too many motherboards have cheap built-in Wi-Fi with a one by one connection poor antennas they're not good for gaming they're not good for performance they do the job for web browsing but that's about it not this board this comes with an Intel 2x2 AC Wi-Fi with an external antenna screws in here lets you place it away from the computer if you want to use Wi-Fi there is no reason whatsoever to buy a separate Wi-Fi card or a separate external adapter the Wi-Fi built into this is good good Wi-Fi and it's upgradable it actually installs into the third MDOT 2 slot on the board so it can be changed in the future if by chance something else comes along or you need to so kudos to gigabyte for an awesome Wi-Fi solution on this board now the wired solution is equally good its Intel's Gigabit Ethernet for low latency high game performance it's pretty much Intel or bust cheaper boards are gonna have a real tech land chip which is fine for most people but if you're doing online gaming get an Intel it's just a better solution this board does have 3 x16 slots there at least x16 physically for the PCI Express 3.0 the top one has the metal armor strip on it to provide some reinforcement that's really the only to put a graphics card in technically this board and most of the other boards are gonna support AMD's crossfire they do not support SLI by the way if you wanted videos SLI that's what the z3 70s are for but it's a weird configuration because it does not split it to eight and eight between the two slots if you go crossfire it makes sixteen on the first one four on the other it goes to the chipset yeah just don't if you really have two AMD graphics cards in your running crossfire you want to topple on board because you want the split between 8x and 8x to the directly to the CPU this board does feature 2 m dot 2 slots in addition to the Wi-Fi slot 4 nvme or SATA drives so for example SATA drives would be something like the samsung 860 Evo and vme drives much faster would be the samsung 960 Evo both slots will support both types of drives a couple of notes there are 6 SATA ports along the bottom of this board please note that if you install to them not two drives you lose two ports you actually their shared resources the other thing is the top m dot 2 slot is an X 4 PCI Express slot and the bottom one is an X 2 so if you install one nvme and one SATA put the nvme on the top if you install 2 nvm YZ which honestly if you're gonna install 2 nvm YZ get a Z 370 that's that price point makes more sense but if you're going to just realize the bottom slot runs at half-speed of the top slot there are a whole bunch of USB ports on this including USB 3.1 gen2 10 gigabit per second which is really nice except that's only one port on the back and it's a type a the type c port and all the other ports are USB 3.1 gen2 gigabit per second not a huge deal to a lot of people but just be aware of it the standard connectors on the board for the front panel connectors connectors on the bottom for a din are all there as well included in the box you have a nice user manual with details of what all the pins connections headers and everything are on the board you also get the two mounting posts for the 2 m dot 2 slots ones a screw one supposed to make sure you hang on to these in order to use those you'll definitely need them you get a metal or ass badge for the front of your computer if you care about such things that's not just a sticker it's actually how so it looks kind of nice at SHINee with a protective film on and everything a driver CD which you probably won't use cuz it'll just go to gigabytes website to download the latest versions of everything anyway two SATA data cables for hard drives or SSDs a very nice screen printed i/o shield it's black so it's not shiny and doesn't contrast with your black case and it's printed with the names of all the connectors and ports on the back I love this every motherboard should come with one this is your front panel connector adapter it lets you take those little tiny cables from the front panel power switch reset switch etc it lets you connect them in here it's labeled right on here and then you insert the whole thing on the board so you're not digging around in your case trying to figure out where to plug everything this is one of my favorite features of gigabyte motherboards and then we have the Wi-Fi kit this is actually the m2 slot which you'll install on the board if you want it and then this is the external antenna with a nice cord that you can unravel and put it away from your computer for reduced interference I mentioned before this has a non Wi-Fi version but if you want good Wi-Fi this is a quality intel 2x2 AC Wi-Fi configuration with an external antenna it's definitely the way to go if you want to game online assuming of course you're not using the wired connection which would actually be the preference but if you have to do Wi-Fi this is a good one so there you have it the launched video for the budget motherboards h1 10 B 360 and H 370 motherboards for Intel finally we have something less expensive than the z3 70s as I mentioned at the beginning of this video I will be doing a full lineup once I can get my hands on each of their four motherboards and then I will do a more in-depth look at the differences between the chipsets but since I was only sampled this for the launch we're just doing it this way liked this video if you liked it share it with your friends if you loved it remember to subscribe to my channel with a big huge red button directly below questions and comments in the comment section please check the links in the video description after this video goes live I will update it with the best available boards currently on the market from the various companies down in the video description below post your comments and thoughts down below on the different motherboards and I might answer some of those questions when I do the full line review in the future thank you so much for watching I will see you in the next video\n"