MOTHERBOARDS

Discover the Right Motherboard Choices for your Builds 

Creating your custom desktop build is a flexible process. That’s why this process needs to be backed by a comprehensive range of motherboards that offer an option for every situation. If your build is aimed at basic requirements, budget-tier motherboards will do the job. If you are a bit in the game, mid-tier boards are the sweet spot and popular among users. But if you are planning for high-end performance or upgrading from your existing high-end CPU build, premium motherboards. Redline Technologies offers reliable options that fall under every budget tier. Find from a range of specs like ATX/ Micro-ATX builds, sockets that support various generations, cooking mechanisms, and VRMs that align with high-end CPUs. And that’s how you end up with the ideal purchase.

Why Build with Redline Technologies? 

Reliable Warranties

Nothing interrupts your build, not even a single manufacturer's defect. Enjoy local repair warranties handled by our local team.

Convenient Installment Plans

Pay as you go with KOKO installments. Price is never a barrier for high-end performance builds anymore.

Year-Round Deals

Watch out for seasonal deals that save up your budget. We offer numerous deals and discounts for our motherboards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the starting price of a motherboard in Sri Lanka?

Our motherboard prices start at just Rs. 8,166 for entry-level budget builds in Sri Lanka. Prices will scale upwards from there depending on whether you need a mid-tier board or a premium, high-end gaming motherboard from brands like ASUS or AORUS.

How can I pay for my motherboard using installment plans?

You can split your motherboard purchase into 3 interest-free monthly payments at checkout by using the KOKO installment platform. This allows you to secure your components and start your PC build immediately while managing your budget over time.

How do I know if a motherboard is compatible with my Intel or AMD processor?

Motherboard compatibility is determined by its socket type and chipset, which must exactly match the generation of your Intel or AMD CPU. For example, our range includes specific sockets designed to support the latest processor generations; you can check your CPU specs or ask our team to verify the match before buying.

What is the difference between an ATX and a Micro-ATX motherboard?

The primary difference is the physical size, as standard ATX boards are larger and offer more PCIe expansion slots and features compared to more compact Micro-ATX boards. Choose an ATX board if you want maximum upgradeability and a larger PC case, or a Micro-ATX board for a smaller, budget-friendly setup.

What does the Redline warranty cover for motherboards?

Our local warranty fully covers any manufacturing defects or hardware malfunctions, which our in-house team will repair or service for you. Please note that the warranty does not cover user-inflicted physical damage, such as bent CPU socket pins during installation or electrical shorts from power surges.