Chipset performance: Determines the functional foundation, affects processor adaptation, memory specification support and expansion capabilities, and is one of the core configurations of the motherboard.
Power supply stability: Regarding operational reliability, high-load scenarios require sufficient power supply support to avoid performance fluctuations or operation interruptions.
Interface richness: Including commonly used data interfaces, video interfaces, etc., it needs to meet the connection needs of external devices and improve the convenience of use.
Heat dissipation structure: Components dense areas need to be reasonably designed to reduce the impact of high temperature on performance and extend the service life.
Hardware compatibility: It needs to be matched with processors, memory, and other components to ensure that each component works together to exert overall performance.