What mat. take a fee for r7 2700?

Question

motherboards

Good day. I decided to assemble a computer for work tasks (it is planned to work with virtual machines). After poking around the Internet for a bit, I realized that it doesn't really make sense to overpay for 2700x (correct me if I'm wrong).

So the question became: what kind of mother to take under all this business? The setup will include 16 GB 3200 MHz memory, a GTX 1650 video card.

Overclocking is not particularly planned, except for a very small one, so it makes no sense to think about some kind of large margin.

Reading a bunch of forums, I got more confused than I figured out all these chipsets and their support. Someone complains about unsuccessful BIOS updates, after which everything stopped working. In short, in order to avoid all these problems in the future, due to my ignorance, I turn to you.

The price, if anything, is desirable up to 11-12k, but the cheaper it is, the better (not to the detriment, of course, of working capacity).

Answer 1

Any on the b450 socket will do.
See that there is support for 3200 MHz.
Meet will be released in 7000r