The motherboard choices nowadays are pretty much all the same, it just matters which skin you like the most.
I am an ASUS proponent as they have treated me well in RMA matters and seem fairly competitive in terms of price/performance.
Gigabyte is fine, they're not my favorite units but I have looked before- make sure it has the adequate number of internal fan headers, as well as things being placed well for your GPU's length (think about USB-C headers/RGB that might be in line with the card).
Something to think on- check the QVL for Memory and Storage, I had an ASRock board that would only recognize some sorts/brands of NVMe memory- due to this I strongly recommend against them.
Otherwise, MSI, EVGA, etc- just don't buy a cheap board, 140 should get you somewhat close to the mid-range.
I am an ASUS proponent as they have treated me well in RMA matters and seem fairly competitive in terms of price/performance.
Gigabyte is fine, they're not my favorite units but I have looked before- make sure it has the adequate number of internal fan headers, as well as things being placed well for your GPU's length (think about USB-C headers/RGB that might be in line with the card).
Something to think on- check the QVL for Memory and Storage, I had an ASRock board that would only recognize some sorts/brands of NVMe memory- due to this I strongly recommend against them.
Otherwise, MSI, EVGA, etc- just don't buy a cheap board, 140 should get you somewhat close to the mid-range.
