I've had good luck with Asus motherboards over the years and am particularly happy with my latest build. I posted the benchmarks I ran in this other thread. The specific motherboard I went with is the Maximus XI Extreme but I think the less expensive models in the same series, like the Hero, would probably do just as well with Vegas.

Tomshardware has really good benchmark reviews.

I was looking at this one but I think it's fast free what I saw for yt

https://www.ebuyer.com/861439-gigabyte-z390-aorus-pro-lga-1151-ddr4-atx-motherboard-z390-aorus-pro?gclid=CjwKCAjw95D0BRBFEiwAcO1KDMtqpNdyP6JgnP1rCNdTl0eb2dpF_nVmacWYFZdWKV-k4_By_10pohoCk4sQAvD_BwE

Looks good for a budget board. It has been reviewed several times at Tomshardware in the 3.5-4.0 stars range.

Looks good for a budget board. It has been reviewed several times at Tomshardware in the 3.5-4.0 stars range.

Is that one fast or there a better one and done it have 8 slot for RAM

Is that one fast or there a better one and done it have 8 slot for RAM

All motherboards have downloadable manuals. Why not read the manual then ask questions. Just simple research before spending your $s

Is that one fast or there a better one and done it have 8 slot for RAM

All motherboards have downloadable manuals. Why not read the manual then ask questions. Just simple research before spending your $s

Thanks I don't want to build a PC that is slow choppy when playing back a video I'm a laptop it not spect out so it's not really fast and a little choppy I want more horsepower when editing or doing vxf or working with big files

"Why not read the manual then ask questions."🙏

I read manuals over a period of weeks then sat on the floor at Frys for over an hour touching and fondling my last motherboard before I bought it. I don't remember discussing it with anyone. My wife certainly didn't want to hear it.