Intel Motherboards Get Competitive: $100-$200 H670, B660, & H610

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This video details the news on some of the 100+ new motherboards in Intel B660, H670, and H610 chipset categories. These are the cheaper options for 12th Gen builds, like the 12100.
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This video focuses on covering new motherboard announcements from the past few weeks, including new Intel Alder Lake (12th Gen) CPUs from ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, ASRock, and a couple of others. We'll also explain some of the chipset differences between Intel Z690, B660, H670, vs. H610 motherboards as we compare the cheaper motherboards ideally used with Intel i5-12400, i3-12100, i3-12300, and similar non-K CPUs from Intel. For those trying to figure out which is the best motherboard for their new Intel gaming PC, this video should help by outlining the major options announced recently. We haven't reviewed these yet (as they're brand new), but wanted to cover the major differences between motherboards.

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We previously made a round-up of our top Z690 motherboards here:
Intel’s CES presentation had full details on the H670, B660, & H610 chipsets, as well as the upcoming non-K CPUs. You can see that here:

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - Intel Cheap Motherboard News Round-Up
01:19 - Chipset Information
04:05 - ASUS H670, B660, & H610 News
09:30 - MSI H670, B660, & H610 News
14:19 - Gigabyte Lots of B660 & H610, No H670
18:28 - ASRock H670, B660, & H610
20:37 - Unique Board Designs, Colors, & Small Brands

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Editorial: Patrick Stone
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