NZXT’s first AMZ motherboard is the N7 B550. Like previous Intel versions, the N7 B550 has a sleek design with the option of either black or white linen covering most of the board itself. Undoubtedly NZXT hopes that the clean appearance of the motherboard will make it an attractive choice for anyone with a windowed PC case like the NZXT H series cases themselves.
Beyond that, the N7 B550 seems to offer very capable performance if reviewed by Tom’s Hardware is there anything to go by. Designed in collaboration with the established motherboard manufacturer ASRock, the motherboard uses the B550 chipset that works with both AMD Ryzen 3000- and 5000-series CPUs and offers PCIe 4.0 support. Unified fans and RGB controllers mean that the parts can be controlled through NZXT Cam software.
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In terms of connectivity, there are 10 impressive USB ports on the back of the motherboard, including a Type-C USB port, and two M.2 slots for NVMe storage. Wireless connection includes support for Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2. Check out the review from Tom’s Hardware for full spec and performance performance.
It’s a solid debate for a company that is generally better known for their PC cases and CPU coolers, though its reputation was rejected earlier this year when it had to memorize a single PC case. about fire safety concerns. The N7 B550 is available now for $ 229.99.