<p data-start="294" data-end="542">A system motherboard is the primary circuit board in a computer. It connects the CPU, RAM, storage, and other critical components and is the backbone of any system. It also determines compatibility, performance, and expansion capabilities.

<p data-start="544" data-end="854">One of the most important aspects of system motherboards is its chipset, which manages communication between the processor and other components. Different chipsets offer varying levels of performance, connectivity, and support for features like overclocking, multiple GPUs, and high-speed storage solutions.



<p data-start="856" data-end="1108">Memory and storage compatibility are also key factors. Most modern motherboards support DDR4 or DDR5 RAM, with multiple slots for expansion. Storage interfaces, including SATA and NVMe, allow for faster data access and improved system responsiveness.