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ASUS B150-A Intel B150 LGA 1151 DDR4 64GB ATX Motherboard
An Intel B150 ATX motherboard supporting LGA 1151 CPUs and up to 64GB of DDR4 memory
- CPU Socket TypeLGA 1151
- ChipsetIntel B150
- Maximum Memory Supported64GB
- Supports up to 64GB DDR4 memory for multitasking headroom
- LGA 1151 socket fits compatible Intel processors
- Intel B150 chipset provides stable platform foundation
- ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
- Includes SATA cable and I/O shield for basic installation
Socket LGA 1151 DDR4 board
This ASUS B150-A motherboard uses the Intel B150 chipset and fits an LGA 1151 processor. It supports DDR4 memory up to 64GB in an ATX layout. The board suits a new build or a direct replacement for a damaged unit.
Replaces a failed B150 board
Swapping in this board restores a system that already runs an LGA 1151 CPU and DDR4 modules. The upgrade is worth it when the original motherboard has failed and the existing processor and memory are still serviceable. No other component changes are required.
Builders keeping LGA 1151 and DDR4
This unit fits builders who need a tested ATX board with the B150 chipset and have compatible parts on hand. Buyers who want more storage interfaces or newer chipset features should look elsewhere. The board ships without original packaging and includes only a SATA cable and I/O shield.
Highlights
- Supports up to 64GB DDR4 memory for multitasking headroom
- LGA 1151 socket fits compatible Intel processors
- Intel B150 chipset provides stable platform foundation
- ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
- Includes SATA cable and I/O shield for basic installation
Specifications
| Brand | ASUS |
|---|---|
| Model | ASUS B150-A |
| CPU Socket Type | LGA 1151 |
| Chipset | Intel B150 |
| Maximum Memory Supported | 64GB |
Questions about this item
What size case and mounting standard does this ATX motherboard require?
The board follows the ATX form factor, so it needs a case with ATX mounting holes and an I/O cut-out that matches the included rear panel.
Which components must be seated first during installation to avoid clearance issues?
Install the CPU into the LGA 1151 socket and the DDR4 memory modules before lowering the board into the case; the cooler bracket can block the top DIMM slots if fitted afterwards.
What replaceable part keeps the firmware settings alive when the PC is unplugged?
The metal battery supplied with the motherboard maintains the CMOS; replace it when the clock loses time or BIOS settings revert to defaults.
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