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Best Motherboards For Core Ultra 9 285K [Hands-On Tested]

We tested and picked the Best motherboard for Core Ultra 9 285K by considering performance, aesthetics, features, and value.

MSI MEG Z890 ACE Review: Chart-Topper With Flagship Features

The MSI MEG Z890 ACE motherboard is a powerhouse for those who want the best features without worrying about cost. Built for Intel’s latest Core Ultra processors, it supports high-speed DDR5 memory, PCIe 5.0, and offers a generous range of M.2 and USB ports. With an impressive VRM and heatsink setup, this board is optimized for overclocking and handled both gaming and synthetic tests with top scores.

MSI MEG Z890 UNIFY-X Review: Built For Performance

The MSI MEG Z890 UNIFY-X is a $599 flagship motherboard from MSI which is aimed at overclocking enthusiasts and high-end PC gamers. The motherboard manages to please both with its solid 20+2+1+1 phase power delivery system and sleek aesthetics that blend nicely with the focus on sheer performance and on providing functionality coupled with ample option of storage, blazing fast WiFi-7, BT 5.4, and connectivity ports at the rear and on the front.

MSI MPG Z890 Edge Ti WiFi Review: MSI’s White Wonder

The MSI MPG Z890 Edge Ti WiFi is a $369 gaming-focused board, and it certainly covers everything a gamer might need. That includes a great gaming-focused design with RGB and solid performance with a 16-phase 90A SPS design for CPU power.

Best X870 And X870E Motherboards [Hands-on Tested]

Although most of the X870 motherboards have amazing features, the best ones tend to have better storage and networking possibilities.

MSI Pro Z890-A WiFi Review: Good Features For The Price

The MSI Pro Z890-A WiFi is one of MSI's affordable Z890 boards, but it offers enough performance and features to please most. We get a beautiful minimalistic design with its white heatsinks and black PCB. It has a 16+1+1+1 phase design with 16x 90A SPS for the CPU and supports DDR5 memory as fast as 9200 MT/s.

ASRock Steel Legend Z890 WiFi Review: Beautiful Design, Crazy Value

The ASRock Z890 Steel Legend WiFi shows outstanding price-to-performance, making it one of the best budget Z890 boards out there. It offers a fairly capable 18+1+1+1+1 VRM solution, DDR5 support up to 9466 MT/s, WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and dual Thunderbolt 4 ports.

ASRock Z890 Nova WiFi Review: High-End Performance On A Budget

The ASRock Z890 Nova WiFi is just another ASRock board that impressed us with its value. At $349, it's got a power 20+1+2+1+1 power phase design (110A VCore for SPS) with excellent VRM cooling on top. It powers the best I/O you can get right now, including Thunderbolt 4, WiFi 7, and Bluetooth 5.4.

ASRock Z890 Taichi Lite Review: An Impressive Package

It has been quite a busy week, with the latest Z890 motherboards being tested back-to-back. In this review, I will be taking a look...

MSI MAG X870 Tomahawk WiFi Review: Mid-Range Champion?

The MSI MAG X870 Tomahawk WiFi is a motherboard costing $299, making it one of the pricier boards so far. For that, it offers reasonably capable VRMs, a minimalist black theme without RGB, a ton of EZ-DIY features to make life easier, and good overall performance. The EZ-DIY features are the highlight for us, but we feel the price tag is still a bit too high, especially given the board's shared connectivity complications.

We Tested The Best Motherboards For i7-14700K [Top Picks]

My team and I have winded up our in-house testing of different Z790 motherboards to round up the best motherboards for i7-14700K based on my performance, design, cooling, and overall value.

6 BEST Motherboards For i9-14900K [Tested]

In this guide, I will walk you through the best motherboards for i9-14900K based on my testing, hands-on experience, and expert analysis.

ASRock X870 Steel Legend WiFi Review: Loving The White PCB

The ASRock X870 Steel Legend looks great, is priced fairly, and has enough connectivity for most users. It features a 14+2+1 VRM setup (80A SPS for VCore + SOC), which means you can comfortably run even the most demanding Ryzen CPUs on it.