List the components
Note the exact processor, RAM type and drives you plan to reuse. Check the supported CPU list for the board revision you are considering.
Motherboards
A replacement motherboard needs to take your existing components and fit the chassis. Start by listing the parts you want to keep.
Ask about price and availabilityWhich parts can I keep?
Check the fit
Confirm which board sizes and mounting points the case supports. For a branded desktop, include the full model of the computer.
Count the connectors
List the SATA ports, M.2 slots and front-panel connections you need. Compare the power supply plugs with the board’s requirements.
Looking for a specific part?
Share your case, current motherboard and CPU models, along with the RAM and drives you intend to keep.