Review on ASROCK B560M PRO4 Intel Socket 1200 Motherboard for 10th/11th Generation Intel Core Processors by Jongil Baek ᠌

The network card driver does not get out of the box, Windows does not pick it up during installation either. It can be solved by any offline driverpack (I used the Chinese DrvCeo, it is small enough to easily fit on a USB flash drive). The back cover looks unprepossessing, at the level of the most budget boards There were oddities with the fastening of the 24-pin connector - when I changed the RAM, it lost contact, and the computer did not start until I reconnected the connectors. Perhaps the fact is that the board bends quite easily, perhaps the plug itself did not fit tightly (from the previous mother from the asus, the plug could only be pulled out after prayer) P. S. After 2 months, the absence of Type-C affects. and it's a little sad, You'll have to invent an expansion board or adapter if you have a newfangled device with a similar interface