🖥️ ASUS Prime B350M-A/CSM AMD Ryzen AM4 DDR4 HDMI DVI VGA M.2 USB 3.1 mATX B350 Motherboard - Enhanced Performance and Versatile Connectivity Review

In general, I got the impression that if you need a computer purely for watching videos and working in the office, it will do. If you use a lot of RAM, the chipset heats up and the system hangs. Many will say, well, what do you want from a budget a320 chipset? Well, let's say I'm currently using a gigabyte a320ma - also a budget one - but under load, the chipset does not get very hot and the system does not hang.

In general, the norms, but the sound just killed . After a month of use: as it turned out - on the last mat. the board had voltage in the audio channel after it was turned off, but not on this one. The problem with the sound was solved by replacing the wires with shielded ones. Motherboard, in general, very satisfied. After almost 3 years: Due to microscopic deformation, the PCI slot began to work poorly. I replaced the board, but in general it worked perfectly and would still work .

Generally satisfied with the mother. It costs Athlon 200GE, 24GB of RAM. Games in 1366x768 resolution fly (and I don’t need more - this is the maximum resolution on the TV). Different pros: Price: not expensive for Asus Prime. Started up the first time. There is support for both 7th generation APUs and the latest Ryzen. Its cons: Does not output an image through the HDMI port. You have to use D-SUB.

First launched with APU A8-9600, enabled auto-overclocking to 3900Mhz in BIOS. But Ryzen 3 1300x could not be overclocked, the same setting was disabled with it. The memory on the 2400MHz sticks, included in the official list of supported ones, immediately reached 3200 by simply switching the frequency, and on this overclock it passed all the tests without errors and crashes. As a result, I am very pleased, this system on AMD Ryzen works faster than my own bunch of i5-6500 / Asus Maximus VIII…

I bought it for a home server with a file washer and rare games in simple games on a big TV. It works with an A10 9700 processor and 16GB of RAM, enough for my tasks. Has pros: A budget board that has everything you need to create a home media server. Lots of SATA + m.2 ports, long-lasting socket. Got cons: Hangs at startup if connected via HDMI to a TV (Hisense H55N5300) with version 2.0 ports. BIOS latest. Not the fact that the problem is massive, maybe only my special case. Connected through

We spent several hours looking for what we did wrong: we changed the power supply, checked the battery, the stone, the connections - nothing helped. Issued a refund. Choose other manufacturers.

For $45, it's a sin to complain. Everything is working. Bios loads quickly (unlike many classmates). There is essentially no overclocking option (does anyone want to overclock something on $45 boards?). At the same time, the Smartbuy Sm63x SSD delivers full speed. Two Kingston ValueRAM 16GB sticks work stably. The Ryzen 3200g processor with the pccooler GI-5xr cooler installed quite simply (you need to loosen the fastening screws). Of the minuses - I'm not sure that in the future a video card

An excellent board for "saving up for something better", for an office computer or for those who do not want / can / know how to overclock. It stands now with the system: - AMD Ryzen 5 2600 -Palit GeForce RTX 2060 -HyperX HX432C18FB2K2/16 -SSD Samsung MZ-V7E250BW It shows itself well, the processor took without flashing the BIOS, took the XMP profile of the RAM in 3200. There were no problems during operation.

I assembled the car on QuadCore AMD A8-9600, 3400 MHz I installed an old AMD Radeon HD 5800 Series (1 GB), lying around at home. Disk Drive: KINGSTON SA400M8240G (240 GB, SATA-III) Disk Drive: TOSHIBA HDWD110 (1 TB, 7200 RPM, SATA-III) Network adapter: TP-Link Wireless N PCI Express Adapter One Kingston HyperX KHX2400C12D4/8GX CPU Cooler Deepcool GAMMAXX 300 Everything fell like a native, the car flies. You can even play. ))) ate BIOS!