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For wifi, it's super easy to just buy a wifi card for a non-wifi motherboard for around $20, plus wifi cards are (in general) more reliable than integrated mobo wifi.
For cpu, you can look at some reviews to determine what's best for you but for what it's worth, I would say you could stream with any of the newest AMD cpus just fine (even 5600x which is 6-core). Just a matter of getting one in stock
For cpu, you can look at some reviews to determine what's best for you but for what it's worth, I would say you could stream with any of the newest AMD cpus just fine (even 5600x which is 6-core). Just a matter of getting one in stock
Fair point. I was assuming the asker isn't planning on using 2 gpus or anything like that. Didn't mean to knock integrated wifi, I just think it's only worth it if it's less than $20 more
More than enough. Just make sure you update your bios when you get it.
I went with the Tuff + wifi, cause I needed the M-ATX for my 5900X, I dont regret it at all, love it actually.
I completely disagree its cheaper in the long run in most cases to get integrated, you save yourself the PCIE slot which is a nice bonus if you build small like I do. Been using integrated wifi boards for over 4 years with no problems, and in most cases add on wifi are prone to higher unreliability cause of the hardware hop on the PCIE lane, weaker driver support depending on card.
I'm with you on M-ATX. Once I got the 5600x I was eyeing the Tuff B550 wifi right away. Guess I got tunnel visioned by ROG.