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Gigabyte B660 GAMING X AX DDR4 LGA1700 Motherboard $249 + Delivery ($0 MEL/BNE/SYD C&C) @ Scorptec

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First post so sorry if I’m missing anything

first time I’ve seen it drop this low so picked one up immediately posting for anyone looking to upgrade to 12th/13th gen

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  • Hi, It is good, nice work.

  • is this any good, compared to say MSI B660M Mortar?
    I noticed the MSI doesn't have a comparable function like QFlash Plus, but I noticed the general sentiment toward MSI seems to be better than Gigabyte

    • I have this motherboard, works OK for me, bonus is the AX wireless, saves a slot and antenna has fly leads, running with I5 12500.

  • If it's anything like the Gigabyte Z690m Aorus Elite AX i had then i'd advise against it, completely unstable ram at anything but stock speeds, running XMP would mean it wouldn't boot or games constantly crash.

    googling the motherboard seems to show the same issues i had with the Z690m See here

    • My Aorus 660M Pro uses 3600 RAM with no problems. So does my Aorus 560M pro. They're both nicely featured boards
      I just set XMP in BIOS.
      It is cheap Silicon Power RAM in both cases.
      Same as Reddit linked here - I used A2B2 slots.

      • Guess you got lucky, i saw the reddit post's about the ram issues but chose to risk it and did not get lucky.
        I was reusing G-Skill 3600 CL14 Bdie kit i already had.

        • Also some G Skill Aegis 3200 CL16 RAM worked fine for me when I first ran up my 560M.
          Maybe cheaper stuff is better?

    • i got the same z690m elite ax using xmp and no issues with latest bios, i believe that issue was only with the standard bios the board came with

      • I updated to whatever the latest bios was when Intel 13th gen was released to be able to use a 13th gen cpu.

  • +2

    these companies really like to make things confusing

    B450 AMD
    B460 Intel
    B550 AMD
    B560 Intel
    B650 AMD
    B660 Intel

    how did it come to be so ?

    • +1

      first digit is generation of the board

      middle digit 5 is AMD
      middle digit 6 is Intel

      last digit is always zero

      what was so confusing?

      • obviously i know 5-6 is the variance, but historically there was a little more effort by the manufactures to differentiate with

        i Z X

        why 5 and 6 which in many fonts are difficult to decipher on printed boards

        • -2

          you are just rambling about it and creating confusion yourself

          • @ozdesi: no i am not manufacturing anything

            fact
            two incompatible companies chose very similar naming schemes and that is not usual

            I made an observation that
            Intel was previous Z series
            AMD B and X series

            The mixture of B 5 & 6 seems unnecessary to the market

            But you choose to insult someone about it?

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