Your motherboard VRMs matter — check what you have

You either know exactly what kind of VRMs your motherboard has, or you've never given it a second thought. If it's the latter, this article will be a quick refresher on why VRMs are important for the stability of your PC, and how you can check your motherboard's VRM solution. In a nutshell, the VRM, or voltage regulator module, is responsible for providing clean and stable power to your CPU, GPU, RAM, chipset, and other integrated components. Both regular users and overclockers should keep VRM quality in mind before choosing a motherboard.