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Ayylltx
Ayylltx B460M Pro4s/AC Intel B460 Micro-ATX Motherboard
A B460 micro-ATX board with premium chokes, digital power regulation, and heatsink armor built around broad Intel 10th-gen LGA 1200 support
$173.22*
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Overview
Key Features
Enhanced Power Solution:premium chokes and capacitors for steady power delivery
Advanced Thermal Armor: Advanced heatsinks for better heat dissipation
Technology combines optimized power circuit layouts and digital power regulation which allows for precise and steady current delivery to the CPU
Specifications
Brand
Ayylltx
Based On
ASRock B460M Pro4s/AC
Chipset
Intel B460
Socket
Intel LGA 1200 (10th Gen)
Memory Type
DDR4
Supported CPUs
Core i3, i5, i7, i9 (10105F, 10325, 10320, 10700, 10900K)
Power Design
Premium chokes and capacitors with digital power regulation
Cooling
Advanced Thermal Armor heatsinks
Included
Motherboard only (not a kit)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this motherboard come with a CPU or memory included?
No. The listing states it is not a kit, so it ships as a board only. You'll need to buy a compatible LGA 1200 CPU and DDR4 memory separately.
Which Intel processors does this B460 board support?
It supports Intel 10th-gen LGA 1200 chips, with the listing naming parts from the Core i3-10105F and i3-10325 up through the i7-10700 and i9-10900K.
What type of memory does this motherboard use?
It uses DDR4 memory. That keeps module costs reasonable and availability high, though the listing does not state capacity or the number of slots.
How does this board handle power delivery to the CPU?
It combines premium chokes and capacitors with digital power regulation and optimized circuit layouts, all aimed at delivering steady, precise current to the processor.
What keeps this motherboard cool under load?
The board uses what the maker calls Advanced Thermal Armor — a set of heatsinks designed to improve heat dissipation during sustained processor workloads.