They do it with rear I/O too. Motherboards with anything but workstation or flagship consumer chipsets typically have an anemic port selection, which is silly b

They do it with rear I/O too. Motherboards with anything but workstation or flagship consumer chipsets typically have an anemic port selection, which is silly because for many half the reason to choose building a desktop over buying a laptop is to be able to plug in a lot of stuff without a bunch of hubs/docks/etc.