Review on GIGABYTE GA-A320M-S2H Motherboard - AMD Ryzen AM4, MicroATX, 2x DDR4, HDMI, Realtek ALC887, 3x PCIe, USB 3.1 Gen 1, LAN by Keiko Yapon ᠌

It is precisely what has not yet been revealed that its characteristics are directly dependent on its cost. If you want more - pay more, but for other models. Well, except that the radiator on the chipset is small, but it heats up very well - it doesn’t hold a finger, hwinfo usually shows +52 degrees, though it hasn’t risen much higher yet. But I didn’t have time to load it properly - the usual work: installing any OS, programs, watching videos on youtube, etc. You can also note the misunderstandings with the drivers: I downloaded from the Gigabyte website and installed the necessary drivers for the chipset, and the "standard SATA AHCI controller" still hangs in the device manager. Weird. But everything works! Of the features - insidious BIOS. The insidiousness of the BIOS is that this graphical shell creates a deceptive impression that everything is turned on with the mouse. Not! And not the Enter key. To set other memory frequencies, for example, you need to press the + and - keys on the keyboard. You can use PgUp and PgDown. This also applies to many other parameters. And there is no hint about it! So don't be fooled by the beautiful mouse cursor - use only the keyboard!