Best motherboards for Ryzen 7 7700X in 2024

The ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E is notably the best fit for a processor such as the Ryzen 7 7700X. The motherboard not only ensures perfect connectivity but also provides the processor with enough space for cooling – a great feature for people looking to overclock or game all day long without major worry.

ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E Extreme motherboard refines the efficiency of the hardware, specializing in making the processor deliver a steady stream of power.

Providing 20+2 of the power delivery can prevent any kind of error or shutdown. In addition, different PCIe lanes are available to open up full bandwidth, so you will not be slowed down anywhere.

The motherboard has two 5.0 x16 PCI Express slots, and two PCIe 5.0 M.2 slots. Moreover, the storage this board allows is just amazing; it includes an extra mount for more M.2 SSDs so you can go as high as you want and store everything you might need.

With many of the design innovations for AM5 gen, the DDR5 support also provides further improvements in speed. It also has two USB 4-type-C ports. Additionally, it includes a brand-new AniMe Matrix brightness color Micro-LED Downsizer which is great for whimsy and personalization.

Paying a lot for the best is nice when possible; however, knowing when to save while still getting really good performance is a talent. Gigabyte is one of the best motherboard manufacturers and with their AORUS class, they focused on providing top-of-the-notch features to their customers while giving great prices.

With this motherboard, you’d sacrifice PCIe 5.0 support for a GPU connection. The main attraction of this board is the single PCIe 5.0 x4 M.2 slot plus the four M.2 slots.

If you’re not an RGB gamer, then this motherboard is your fit. The AORUS Elite does not include any lights to deliver a more subtle look. It does, however, have a primary PCIe 5.0 x4, and three PCIe 4.0 x4. Furthermore, it has other four SATA ports.

MSI is always present when we talk about good motherboards. This is not the highest of the top-end boards, but it offers amazing cooling and features for the price tag. If you’re a gamer who loves the dragon-looked MSI, you’ve got to take this choice.

The MPG is equipped with a power supply delivery in 18+2+1. The 18 phases for the CPU have no splitter and are placed in parallel for easier connection. Besides, being an X670E it has two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots; two of the four ports are M.2 PCIe 5.0, so you’ll have the latest connectivity for your storage and GPU. Furthermore, it comes with network connectivity, as it includes a 2.5 Gb LAN port and Wi-Fi 6E. There is also a large amount of USB ports 2 of which are type C.

If you’re looking for a smaller design, you have to choose the Strix X670E-I. This motherboard allows for a small and powerful rig that you can take around with you easily and won’t use too much space.

This is still an X670E class so you’ll still find fast PCIe 5.0 support; however, due to the form factor, you might lack some I/O ports.

Regardless of its size, it remains an X670E chipset and still has the possibility of overclocking the CPU. With an appropriately thick cooling device, it can maintain the temperature under control across the whole device and keep the speed as intended.

With this motherboard, you’ll get one PCIe slot Gen 5 and two M.2 slots; one of which is PCIe 5.0. Moreover, there are just a couple of DIMM slots, so you will need to be content with having up to 64GB of GDDR5 memory on the motherboard. However, it still has smooth networking, with WiFi 6E and LAN connectivity rated at a 2.5 GB speed.