ASROCK B365 PRO4 ATX Motherboard for LGA1151/ Intel B365: Enhanced Support for DDR4, Quad CrossFireX, SATA3, USB3.1, M.2, A&GbE Review

ASROCK MB B365 PRO4Pro:- Easy to install- Looks good- Works great so far- Value for money- Good budget intel -Board- Supports the 8th/9th Generation processors! (Currently paired with i5-9400F) Cons: - Manual not very helpful - I/O plate/shield looks and feels a bit flimsy but works well - Some pins don't hold cables so be sure to check/press before the PC is turned on - QVL not updated (Current SSD/RAM is not included in QVL but works fine*) *Samsung Evo 860 500 GB 2.5 inch / Corsair Vengeance

There are many case fan blanks and ASROCK provide good BIOS functions for their boards. This board has six SATA connectors, allowing you to perform hardware RAID. The MB has two 4-pin headers if you want to overclock your CPU. It supports 8th and 9th generation 8 processors; but not the 10th, the i5 9400 is what i wanted and it revolves around my i5 4590 on my old computer. I overpaid for this motherboard, it cost less than $120; but four days after i bought it revain lowered the price that was

Pros: The board looks good despite not having excessive RGB design. Everything fits easily. 3 chassis fan headers, so you should be happy with most of your fans. It has plenty of ports on the back including USB-C. The kit includes a right angle SATA cable and a regular SATA cable. The guide was helpful. I haven't had any issues yet and it could accommodate all the hardware installed on it. Cons: Installing the M.2 SSD (SATA 128GB) was a bit confusing as it seems you have to use a heatsink screw

I recently received an i7-8700 which I didn't know if it worked or not so I didn't want to spend money buying a motherboard for it but I did neither do I need anything that would be super slimmed down if it worked. Luckily, the Asrocks Pro4 line always seems to help, whether I'm building a Ryzen or an Intel system. This is my first personal modern Intel system and I won't lie, there are far more motherboard chipsets to explore than Team Red right now. This board features the b365 chipset, which