🎮 Gigabyte A520M DS3H Gaming Motherboard with AMD Ryzen AM4, MicroATX, 5+3 Phases Digital PWM, Gaming GbE LAN, NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4 M.2, Triple Display Interfaces, Q-Flash Plus, RGB Fusion 2.0 Review

I have a sound card with pci-e 1, everything can be abandoned, one ssd disk had to be removed, the video card covers the connector, the instruction is the name of one Pros: The cheapest with a B 550 chipset, there is at least some kind of cooling Got cons: Pci-e 1 is right under the video card, they immediately forgot that it is there, the video card gets in place and touches the sata connector, they also forgot,

I took it under 3600 reyzen, it started up the first time, I haven’t spoiled it with overclocking yet, since everything is enough anyway.

MB works fine until everything clicks, but there is one small detail. MB is not the model as described because it is the model as shown in the description, it is Gigabyte A520M DS3H. and what I got is model Ga Ax370m-DS3H {as you can see in the picture} (almost similar). As it works as it should I'll leave it, but next time please make sure you sent the correct item or provided the correct .thnks.

Wanted to like it, really liked it. There's a lot of good in that. Unfortunately, I've had endless problems with the Ryzen 5 3400G APUs. Everything worked fine for normal, "casual" operations, but as soon as I did something graphically intensive, like playing video games like Victor Vran or Pillars of Eternity, everything went wrong. Specifically, I got the "AMD Black Screen of Death" where my monitor and all peripherals shut down and I couldn't even restart my computer while holding the power…

This is an amazingly affordable board. It says it doesn't support pcix 4.0, but when you pair it with Ryzen 5 3600 and rx5500xt, the GPU runs at PCIx 4.0 x8, which matches the card's rating. Even without a VRM heatsink, the temperature remains low. It has not been overclocked as this MB is not intended for this application.