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AMD's AM4 socket motherboards are designed to simplify the range while adding support for modern features like DDR4 RAM and multi-GPU systems. Supporting Ryzen 3, 5, 7, and 9 CPUs, AM4 is used across all AMD's Ryzen processors except high end Threadripper chips.

If you're using, or building, a system around AMD's latest Threadripper 3900 CPUs you'll need to review our range of TRX40 motherboards. With an increased number of PCIe lanes and support for PCIe 4.0, these motherboards are great for workstation PCs that offer maximum performance.

What socket do AMD Motherboards have?

The majority of AMD Motherboards use the AM4 socket - this replaced the AM3+, FM2+, and FS1b sockets making it easier than ever for users to choose an AMD motherboard for their system.

Threadripper processors still use the separate TR4 socket, with the latest 3900 series Radeon processors using the new TRX4 standard.

Which AMD Motherboards are best for gaming?

If you're using your computer for gaming, it's crucial that you choose one that has room for plenty of RAM and supports the latest processors.

What should I look for when buying a motherboard?

When searching for a new motherboard there's plenty to consider. However, the most important thing is to make sure the socket, chipset and size of the motherboard are all suitable for your needs and machinery. Check whether your processor uses the AM4 or TRX4 socket, and find a motherboard that is the same standard as your tower - ATX, Micro ATX, and Mini ITX are all popular form factors.