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Beware Budget B660 Boards! Testing the ASUS TUF B660M-E and ASROCK B660M PRO RS

Need a recommendation on a parts list? Visit https://buildpicker.com - our dynamic PC configurator offering performance-optimized, great-value build part lists. We got hold of two decent looking budget B660 mATX motherboards, and tested them with an i5 and an i7 CPU. The ASUS B660M-E Holds up well to testing, but something's up with the ASRock Pro RS.... Product Links: ASUS TUF B660M-E (Amazon) - https://amzn.to/3oUBWko ASROCK B660M PRO RS (Amazon) - https://amzn.to/3H0cZKw Edit: ASRock support have replied and stated that this board should apply Intels 117W/65W PL2 and PL1 limits to Non K CPUs by default, and that you can manually raise them. However this isn't working for us and the i5-12600 remains limited to 85W. We're eager to hear your experiences in the comments below! ______________________________________________________________ Timestamps: 0:00 - Introducton - The Power limit problems of the past 1:18 - ASUS TUF Gaming B660M-E D4 2:03 - ASRock B660M PRO RS 2:37 - Test set up and control board: MSI Z690 Tomahawk 2:17 - Cinebench R23 Multi Core 3:45 - Cinebench R23 Single Core 4:00 - Blender Rendering 4:30 - 3DMark CPU tests 5:05 - Gaming tests 5:41 - Explaining the results 5:59 - Power limits dictate performance.... 7:10 - And ASRocks power limits are just weird.... 7:54 - And you can't change them! 9:01 - Power Limits are still a problem on Intels B660 Motherboards 9:55 - ASRocks power limits aren't making sense. 13:43 - Conclusions ______________________________________________________________ As an Amazon Affiliate,, purchases made through store links may provide some compensation to our channel. It’s a great way to support the channel and the content at no cost to you. Thanks!