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For me, I find it that by the time I want a new cpu, that a new mobo would also be an appropriate upgrade anyway, so buy it for the cpu you are looking to get and I'd look at other board features as a deciding factor, unless you plan to go mad with over clocking and benchmarking, in which case, you'll want to go up the range a few steps really.
You have barely anything to gain unless you're running a 3950X.
It's a motherboard. You're over thinking it.
That you are looking at £200 boards suggests you aren't going to be doing any of the above, which also suggests you won't be upgrading all your storage with shiny new high end pcie 4 ssd's and it sounds like you have an x470 already, which means any motherboard upgrade is kind if a waste of money.
I mean, I'm all for new toys and tech, but, that seems like throwing money away you could put towards a faster gpu, which would have a tangible benefit.
For gaming, there is no point in getting anything other than regular ssd's, I say this as someone with a bunch of nvme drives.
If you are doing production work like editing huge 4k+ video files, then the speed would be worth it, but, as you haven't mentioned anything like that, I feel it's important to point out that you are about to waste your money.
Stop wasting money.