ASRock B460M Pro4 10th Gen DDR4 Motherboard ASRock B460M Pro4 10th Gen DDR4 Motherboard supports 10th Gen Intel Core Processors (Socket 1200), 9 Power Phase Design, DDR4 2933MHz, 2 PCIe 3.0 x16, 1 PCIe 3.0 x1, 1 M.2 (Key E) for WiFi, AMD Quad CrossFireX and CrossFireX, HDMI, D-Sub, DisplayPort Graphics Output Options. This mother board is featured with 7.1 CH HD Audio (Realtek ALC1200 Audio Codec), Nahimic Audio, 6 SATA3, 1 Ultra M.2 (PCIe Gen3 x4 & SATA3), 1 Ultra M.2 (PCIe Gen3 x4), 7 USB 3.2 Gen1 (2 Front, 4 Rear, 1 Rear Type-C), Intel Gigabit LAN with Polychrome SYNC. In this motherboard, The Sound Tracker is a visual indicator that points out the directions from which predominant sounds are coming. Each sound is properly positioned in 360° on a radar for a full immersion during the game. By these ASRock BFB (Boost Frequency Boost) Technology, users may install their non K series CPUs to ASRock’s selected 400 series motherboards and enjoy the base frequency boost with the hidden power of processors immediately. The new exclusive ASRock motherboards deliver stunning performance and superior aesthetics to rule your own colorful lighting way! ASRock offers a very comprehensive control to perform the built-in RGB LEDs or the connected LED strips, CPU fans, coolers, chassis and any RGB devices smoothly. Devices can be synchronized across the Polychrome RGB Sync-certified accessories as well. In is also supports Intel Optane memory technology and Intel Optane storage technology that redefines a new standard of high performance and responsiveness. This new ASRock B460M Pro4 DDR4 Motherboard has 03 years of warranty. ASRock B460M Pro4 Review You have a limited budget but still want to get the full technological features of the 10 generation Intel Core processor line. Do you want to upgrade the old gaming system at home to keep up with technology today? Take a look at Biareview through the ASRock B460M Pro4 mainboard. ASRock B460M Pro4 is based on the Intel B460 chipset platform and will support the current generation of Intel socket LGA-1200 processors and the 11th generation in the future. This mainboard is still equipped with other state-of-the-art features such as DDR4-2933 memory support, two high-speed M.2 22.2 PCIe slots, M.2 2230 ready for Intel WiFi, and USB Type-C 3.2 Gen1 5.0Gbps connectivity, control ARGB lighting via ARGB and RGB headers with ASRock Polychrome Sync…. ASRock B460M Pro4 has a simple, lightweight overall design with two black tones for the PCB circuit and device pins and silver for the heatsink assemblies; this product has the common Micro-ATX standard size. The VRM circuit board is divided into two separate aluminum heat sinks with a large size blade that both MosFET heatsink and decorated as a cover for the rear I/O assembly. The VRM cluster on this mainboard has an 8 phase (doubler) design for the CPU core and two power phases for I / O. VRM cluster with a 2-stage MosFET system including SM4436 and SM4337 controlled by 4-phase uP9521R controller. To create an 8 phase power supply for Vcore CPU, ASRock used a doubler circuit design with 4 IC up1962S on the back. Four memory slots support up to 2933MHz dual-channel DDR4 memory, and the maximum support capacity is 32GB. Near the RAM slot are two expansion RGB pins; this mainboard supports both ADDR RGB 5v + and RGB 12v + LEDs. The Southbridge chipset is equipped with a simple small heatsink, surrounded by six 6.0Gbps SATA3 connectors and expansion pins and a single BIOS. ASRock B460M Pro4 is only a popular, low-cost product, but it is also equipped with 2 M.2 slots, of which the first M.2 slot still comes with a heat sink and PCIe 3.0×16 is also heavily armored. In addition, this is also one of the few popular segment mainboards on the market, with an M.2 2230 slot available for Intel WiFi modules. Simple audio cluster with Realtek ALC1200 driver chip with different circuit design for each left/right audio channel and Nahimic Audio audio technology to enhance sound quality. Besides standard connections, ASRock also equips users with a racket to install extended antenna pins later. One of the main topics discussed in the most concerned and shared technology user communities today is that Intel limits the Power Limit on its new generation processors state of lag when in the full-load state. For Z-series motherboards, users can adjust the Power Limit levels as above, but B-series mainboards will not change this index. However, manufacturers like ASRock always have to change this index to bring maximum performance to the user’s processor, and ASRock is called BFB (Base Frequency Boost). The B460M-Pro4 mainboard is also equipped with this feature (users need to update the BIOS to version P1.20) but limit the Power Limit to a certain number. With our Intel Core i5-10600KF processor, this mainboard can reach an all-core turbo of 4.5GHz at full-load; at this clock rate, MosFET hardly has to overwork the heat. The amount of heat released on the two heat sinks is only slightly warm, not too hot...