Maxsun Challenger B650M WIFI
Photos 5 | Expecting restock One of the most affordable motherboards on the AMD AM5 platform, standing out from competitors with the AM5 socket and A620M chipset due to the more advanced B650M system logic. It is positioned by the manufacturer as the optimal solution for budget users planning to assemble a relatively inexpensive PC on the AM5 platform, the components for which have long been distinguished by their high cost, which scared off most users. And thanks to the presence of a modern 9-phase power converter, it can be considered as a basis for entry-level or mid-level PCs with Mainstream processors of the Ryzen 5 series. Plus, its compact dimensions (245x210 mm) and belonging to the micro-ATX format make it easy to integrate it into a variety of cases, including compact chassis with a small capacity and limite...d internal space. The only nuance is the limited layout: instead of the usual 4 slots for RAM, 2 are allocated (with a maximum capacity of 48 GB), and the interface for connecting M.2 SSD drives is presented in one copy. At the same time, the board supports the installation of current and modern components, including DDR5-5200 memory modules and high-speed SSD drives with PCI-E 4.0 bus support and a maximum read/write speed of up to 7500 MB/s. The Realtek RTL8111H LAN controller with a maximum throughput of 1 Gbps is responsible for the network capabilities of the board. |
One of the most affordable motherboards on the AMD AM5 platform, standing out from competitors with the AM5 socket and A620M chipset due to the more advanced B650M system logic. It is positioned by the manufacturer as the optimal solution for budget users planning to assemble a relatively inexpensive PC on the AM5 platform, the components for which have long been distinguished by their high cost, which scared off most users.
And thanks to the presence of a modern 9-phase power converter, it can be considered as a basis for entry-level or mid-level PCs with Mainstream processors of the Ryzen 5 series. Plus, its compact dimensions (245x210 mm) and belonging to the micro-ATX format make it easy to integrate it into a variety of cases, including compact chassis with a small capacity and limited internal space.
The only nuance is the limited layout: instead of the usual 4 slots for RAM, 2 are allocated (with a maximum capacity of 48 GB), and the interface for connecting M.2 SSD drives is presented in one copy. At the same time, the board supports the installation of current and modern components, including DDR5-5200 memory modules and high-speed SSD drives with PCI-E 4.0 bus support and a maximum read/write speed of up to 7500 MB/s. The Realtek RTL8111H LAN controller with a maximum throughput of 1 Gbps is responsible for the network capabilities of the board.