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Richard G. –
Pros: Has practically all of the features you would want. All in all a solid contender at this price point. Cons: Wish it had indicator LED’s to let you know what might be erroring when there are boot issues. I also wish there were better utilities for it for fan management and overclocking. Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this to others. In fact this is my third one.
Anonymous –
Overall Review: Be careful when receiving this from Newegg. For some reason they sent me a different mb in a box of this one. Both product code and sn did not match. I asked for replacement. Same thing happened with replacement. After the second attempt I asked for a refund.
Anonymous –
Pros: It works, its cheap (relatively), and it’s widely compatible Cons: Non for the mother board itself Overall Review: I had a stock hp envy 750-116. It was an ight PC at best. Along with my gtx 1050. Not ti. I was literally pushing bare minimum. It played red dead 2 with crashes (not very often Ill admit) and modded settings go go extra low. I purchased this, 16 gb of 3200 ddr4 ram, and a ryzen 5 1600 and the hp envy case and power supply and power buttons etc were all compatible! First…
Anonymous –
Pros: 2 M.2 slots 4 RAM slots Pretty to look at Overall Review: Pretty good if you’re using older hardware
Clint W. –
Pros: Great value board for most midrange ryzen CPUs. Lots of ports. 2 M.2 slots. 2 pcie 16x slots. 4 ddr4 ram slots & native usb-c on the back panel. Cons: The i-o shield on the back panel could be slightly nicer looking. Just plain stainless steel look. But for the price, I can’t really complain. Overall Review: I used this motherboard to house an Amd Ryzen 5 3600X, 16gb of 3000mhz ddr4, with a GTX 1070 & a couple storage drives inside a mid-tower chassis. So far it’s working out great….
Eric D. –
Pros: Cheaper then the rest of the big guys Works better then some of the big players out there. If you find some reviews or testers out there. This company has boards that preform close to the top contenders and a fraction of the price. Go underdogs! Cons: None, has plenty of features and so far no issues with the last 4 builds with ASrock boards. Overall Review: Can run with MSI, ASUS and Gigabyte. Feel they out preform some of these companies products. I will be looking to use more of…
ADAM S. –
Pros: – M.2 NGFF (SATA3) works fine in M.2 slot 2 – BIOS updates are fairly simple Cons: – No M.2 PCIE drive (CPU limitation) – NOTE M.2 NGFF (SATA3) works fine in M.2 slot 2. Overall Review: Paired with a AMD Athlon 3000G Picasso (Zen+) 3.5GHz. Overclocked CPU to 4GHz (1.44v), iGPU to 1700 (1.3v) and BCLK to 100.25. So far stable. =) I plan to upgrade the CPU once prices drop some =/
Serge D. –
Pros: After a CPU upgrade, I was left with a Ryzen 3 1200. I was looking for a basic motherboard so I could reuse the CPU. It’s currently working just fine as a HTPC for the living room. Also, I should mention that, even though the description does not mention compatibility with Ryzen 1000. And even though the board was flashed with the latest BIOS (5.30) from Asrock, the Ryzen 3 1200 was recognized right away. Cons: The Micro-ATX Antec case this board went in was extremely tight. So tight…