
AMD Ryzen 5 5600
$158–$174
AM4 platform match
2018 mainstream ATX AM4 B450 board with dual M.2, USB 3.1 Gen2, and no Wi‑Fi—good for first builds and affordable overclocking.
ASRock’s B450 Pro4 arrived on July 31, 2018, as part of AMD’s B450 (400‑series) platform for 2nd‑Gen Ryzen “Pinnacle Ridge” on socket AM4.SourceASRock
Positioned as a mainstream B‑series ATX board, it exists to deliver affordable overclocking and solid I/O without X‑series pricing. It offers four DDR4 DIMM slots, dual M.2 (one PCIe 3.0 x4), PCIe 3.0 expansion, Gigabit LAN, USB 3.1 Gen2 Type‑A/C, and no onboard Wi‑Fi—well‑suited to first‑time builders and expansion/multi‑M.2 use cases. Notable: the secondary M.2 slot supports 22110‑length SSDs. ASRock does not mark it discontinued as of July 2026.SourcePCWorldSourceASRock
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$158–$174
AM4 platform match
$123–$135
AM4 platform match
$252–$278
AM4 platform match
$62–$68
AM4 platform match
$185–$205
AM4 platform match
$66–$73
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$598–$661
DDR4-3600 memory match
$189–$209
DDR4-3200 memory match
$87–$97
DDR4-3200 memory match
$157–$173
DDR4-3200 memory match
$114–$126
DDR4-3200 memory match
$152–$168
DDR4-3200 memory matchCompatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$114–$126
ATX motherboard fit
$171–$189
ATX motherboard fit
$192–$212
ATX motherboard fit
$199–$220
ATX motherboard fit
$135–$150
ATX motherboard fit
$95–$105
ATX motherboard fitCompatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$131–$145
600W capacity for headroom
$131–$145
700W capacity for headroom
$85–$94
700W capacity for headroom
$190–$210
750W capacity for headroom
$85–$94
650W capacity for headroom
$76–$84
750W capacity for headroom