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28 Sep 2026, 9:20 PM	Tom's Hardware	2.5	ASRock X870E Challenger Wifi Motherboard Review: A value X870E board packed with features Tom's Hardware reviewed the ASRock X870E Challenger Wifi, an AM5 motherboard listed at $229.99 on Amazon and Newegg, and gave it an Editor's Choice award. Reviewer Joe Shields credits overbuilt VRMs, flagship audio, and a set of fast USB ports for making it one of the best-equipped X870E boards under $230. The text is a hardware review only — it contains no AI, ML, database, or development-workload benchmarks. Why: This only changes a decision for someone speccing a local AM5 build right now: the concrete number is $229.99 for a board whose stated strengths are VRM headroom, audio, and USB ports. Nothing in the review covers GPU capacity, multi-GPU support, memory support, or PCIe lanes, so it gives no basis for judging whether the board suits a local inference or dev box. No Malaysian pricing, distributor, or availability is stated, so treat the USD figure as a reference point rather than a local buying signal. hardware pc-building am5 motherboard

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28 Sep 2026, 9:20 PM

Tom's Hardware

2.5

ASRock X870E Challenger Wifi Motherboard Review: A value X870E board packed with features

Tom's Hardware reviewed the ASRock X870E Challenger Wifi, an AM5 motherboard listed at $229.99 on Amazon and Newegg, and gave it an Editor's Choice award. Reviewer Joe Shields credits overbuilt VRMs, flagship audio, and a set of fast USB ports for making it one of the best-equipped X870E boards under $230. The text is a hardware review only — it contains no AI, ML, database, or development-workload benchmarks.

Why: This only changes a decision for someone speccing a local AM5 build right now: the concrete number is $229.99 for a board whose stated strengths are VRM headroom, audio, and USB ports. Nothing in the review covers GPU capacity, multi-GPU support, memory support, or PCIe lanes, so it gives no basis for judging whether the board suits a local inference or dev box. No Malaysian pricing, distributor, or availability is stated, so treat the USD figure as a reference point rather than a local buying signal.