ASRock’s Z790I Lightning is a decently-quipped and reasonably priced Mini-ITX option. If you’re into memory overclocking, you’ve found one of the better for Intel’s current platform. So long as you don’t need a lot of USB ports or PCIe 5.0-capable M.2, it’s a solid SFF option.
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Priced around $230, the ASRock PG Z790 Riptide provides users with everything the Z790 platform offers. This includes native 14th-gen support, capable power delivery, five M.2 sockets (one PCIe 5.0) and eight SATA ports, and an appearance (with RGBs) that fits most build themes.
The ASRock X670E Steel Legend presents users with the full gamut of connectivity for the platform, including PCIe 5.0 M.2 sockets, 12 USB ports on the rear IO, and four M.2 sockets. For about $300, it
Designed with creators in mind, the Asus ProArt X670E-Creator ($449.99) has an elegant appearance, along with high-end hardware including 10 GbE LAN, USB 4 (40 Gbps) DisplayPort support with DisplayPo