ASRock B365M PHANTOM GAMING 4 LGA1151 Intel B365 DDR4 Quad CrossFireX SATA3 USB3.1 M.2 A GbE MicroATX Motherboard with enhanced SEO Review

Very fast board. Lots of great features. It looked great. I really liked the RGB lights, but their control was buggy. The asrock RGB software was freezing and buggy. There's no overclocking, although it does show various things you can tweak. I've never been able to overclock. It supported my 9700k and my 9600. If it worked on my 1080 then my 2070 was great. I switched to an asus z390-e because I wanted to overclock. The performance difference between the z390 and the b365 was not noticeable at

I've been building and repairing computers since 2014 and it took me 2 hours to set up and troubleshoot and 4 calls to tech support before I posted it. No sound, no display. "Okay, let's try some different cables, connectors, monitors, etc." Specifically, I have every possible combination of five different cables, five different ports (between mobile and GPU and yes, non-GPU), two monitors, the did not fight against other devices at all, and even used switching to another PCIE slot ... it was…

Purchased to replace the purchased MSI B360M Performance Gaming motherboard. Compared to the MSI board (aside from being sold a defective used MSI board that wasn't listed as used) the quality seems to be day and night with little difference in price. Multi-GPU support, 4 RAM slots, integrated Wi-Fi all contribute to the premium look and build. For example, on the MSI board, the USB 3.0 connector's pins seemed to bend if viewed the wrong way, while the Asrock board has good hard pins. I…

I bought this on February 3rd and was in the process of building my own computer. He had an I5-9600KF and an RX570. It worked fine 2 days after installation and one day. WHEN I WANTED TO COMPLETE A GROUP PROJECT FOR EDIT, it wouldn't turn on and showed flashing red RGB lights. I tried unplugging the power supply, taking out all the existing parts of the power supply that I knew, and guess what. It did not work. I'm 100% sure it's not my CPU or GPU. I tested my CPU on another computer my friend…

After reading the reviews this thing has a 10% chance of failure, one of the most common problems is the sound not working. Personally though, oh maybe I nailed something on the audio capacitors and screwed it up, but no. In the end I realized that the only way to get sound was to plug in a USB port. It had nothing to do with me, it was just slowly dying, didn't start for a while and couldn't keep track of time even though it's a brand new board. Eventually it got to the point where it wouldn't