ASRock B360M-HDV Motherboard: High Performance LGA1151/Intel B360 with Quad CrossFireX, SATA3&USB3.1, M.2, A&GbE - MicroATX Review

I took it out of the box, installed the processor, RAM, connected the SSD - installed it in the case - it works. No questions.

yes, one connector for the system valve is blocked by a video card, but it functions, there is a place for a valve connector! I installed it in an 18 liter Cooler Master MasterBox NR200 case without any problems.

First it's not a (Quad CrossFireX motherboard) I think you need to remove that from your description. I didn't need this feature anyway. I used i3 9100, ADATA SX8200 Pro 512GB M2 drive and 8GB RAM, it worked fine, I was able to update the BIOS with no problem. Talk about bang for your buck. It works great with the new 9th generation i3 processor. A+, I'm not a player so I can't comment on that. The motherboard was properly packaged and shipped, I am happy with this purchase.

I bought the B360M-HDV for my new 2018 Coffee Lake budget build for about $63. I've never used ASRock on a motherboard, it's always been Gigabyte for me. And I wanted to buy a gigabyte h310m-a but the problem with this motherboard is that it only has 1 fan header! And for the extra $5 I decided to try a new manufacturer, this one was worth buying! This board from ASRock has 2 fan headers, 2 DIMM slots (enough for me) and even supports M.2 SSD! Putting all the components on the motherboard and…

TL;DR Good mainboard, good BIOS, supports only up to 2666 32GB RAM, only has four 4-pin fan headers There was no need for a board to be designed for this. I chose the i7-8700 as the processor for my new PC and found this motherboard (later called mb). I'm somewhat familiar with ASRock, so I felt like it's a brand I can trust and rely on. It's USB 3.1 Gen2, which I'm not familiar with, but so far it works with every USB device I have, including a mouse, keyboard, phone, and thumb drive. It has…