Any major brand is ok (MSI, Asus, Asrock). I would pick Intel, one of the
last generation (13th 14th). i7 is fast enough, i9 runs very hot and
needs max power. add 32Gb Ram or more. I would go for a liquid cooler on an
i7 or i9. Peak power is simply too much for most air coolers (I ruined an
i7 on aircooling). BeQuiet power supplies, aircoolers and system cabinets
run very quietly. Last but not least: add a nvidia GPU, something like a
RTX 3060 at minimum. Lightroom, photoshop etc all use the GPU. Denoise
drops from 9 minutes to 9 sec on an rtx3060

On Tue, 18 Jun 2024 at 18:08, Mark Roberts <postmas...@robertstech.com>
wrote:

> I've been having computer problems that I've traced to the motherboard
> (to about 99% certainty) and, as I'm long overdue for an upgrade, I'm
> thinking it's time to go for a new motherboard. I'm interested in any
> input and recommendations anyone might have to offer. This will be
> used for mostly photography work. I've been happy with AMD stuff in
> the past but I'm open to Intel-based boards if there's a compelling
> reason.
>
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