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Hi,
Choosing a board today is much more "hardcore" than before.
Things you need to consider:
Is the 7600X will be your end of the line upgrade?
Because if you plan upgrading to a much more demanding CPU you need to account for this, AM5 is just starting its life cycle.
If you have further plans, get a Board with solid VRM capabilities.
Need lots of IO?
If so, consider the X670E or a top of the line B650E board.
RAM Compatibility?
Start browsing those QVL listings if the memory sticks you want at the rated speed are there and fully tested.
This is probably the most important of them all.
Nice to Have
Its good to have a board with nice features but you'll pay premium here.
The 7 segment EZ troubleshooting code reader can help in dire times and the GPU quick release button is also very appealing considering that graphic cards are bigger and bigger every generation.
Check for BIOS flashback option and an easy access Clear CMOS button, they can be handy as well during your ram OC tryouts.
BUDGET?
Overspending is easy, you may not need what others need. Buy exactly what you want to use.
Don't go for Flagships that cost more than your CPU.
If your budget is generous this can be an incredibly capable board
