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Вояджер-2SBEP
01.11.2021
10/10
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Отличная модель
- + Достойная бюджетная материнская плата, для десктопов начального уровня
Вектрон-0MWYY
27.02.2022
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Качество
- - Нет
Зета-Орион-5RQAO
19.02.2025
10/10
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Отличная модель
- + Все отлично, работает норм
Сатурниан-4PMZY
30.12.2022
8/10
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Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- + Нормальная карта за адекватные деньги
- - Не обнаружил
МехаРейнджер-8CEAI
11.01.2023
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + топ за свои деньги
M. Mooney
20.12.2020
10/10
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One of the best microATX boards available
Incredibly hard to beat the price/performance of this board. I could ding it for chipset limitations (like limited SATA ports or m2 SATA devices eating physical sata port usage) but I won't because I knew exactly what the b450 chipset was capable of. Excellent layout of PCI-e slots for maximum usability with a GPU installed. Plenty of fan ports. Great I/O selection. Great BIOS support. Can't go wrong here.
ReviewsRUS
20.12.2020
4/10
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Spend a little more money for a better board!
Check actual SSD part number with ASRock. M.2 2280 is not enough. Better yet, put the $30 you will need for a 4-6 port pcie SATA card towards a better board. This board only boots from one SATA channel that you can't use if you put in a SSD on M.2-2. So you lose boot capabilies from an HD or a DVD if you use M.2-2 as well as you lose two of four SATA ports. This little detail is what pushes this board into POS land. You can boot from a USB and that works real well because W10 loves being installed from USB or after Ubuntu, since it plays so well with others. If you want a lower cost SSD like a 500GB WD Blue, a DVD burner, and more than one SATA, you would be out of luck. I was aware of the SATA-SSD restriction and thought I'd confirmed the WDBlue would work in M.2-1, I did not check down to the SSD model number because it was hard to find initially. My Bad, don't make the same mistake. Since I already installed, I'm stuck with this POS. I wish I had bought the MSI board for $125. You will be close to this number by the time you fix the M.2 issue. Of course, all of these little caveates are separately listed in various locations, except for the SATA boot limitation. That is left for self discovery. It is only after you get into it that it comes together and one realizes that one is screwed and should have just bought a higher priced board.
Christopher Taylor
20.12.2020
4/10
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Memory slot not working
The motherboard went together as planned. Once the pc was booted on kept getting numerous errors and restarts mostly due to memory errors. Finally took a stick of the ram out of the 4 slot and the computer has run perfect. Added the other stick of ram to the 1 slot and it continues to work fine. I'm assuming there is something wrong with the 4 slot on the motherboard because anytime the ram is plugged in there for dual channel is causes the system to keep crashing.
James Schroeder
20.12.2020
10/10
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Underrated for sure! Great board!
I did A LOT of research before buying a ryzen mobo and i settled on this one, needless to say i am glad i did!
First off, the price is great, why pay double for something just because the box says "gaming"?
My Ryzen 1600 was able to OC to 3.9ghz, and my ram was able to go to 3466mhz easily.
The bios is clean with all the options you need, and mine shipped updated so you CAN use 3rd Gen ryzen if you'd like.
First off, the price is great, why pay double for something just because the box says "gaming"?
My Ryzen 1600 was able to OC to 3.9ghz, and my ram was able to go to 3466mhz easily.
The bios is clean with all the options you need, and mine shipped updated so you CAN use 3rd Gen ryzen if you'd like.
Bruce
20.12.2020
2/10
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2nd B450-HDV was dead on arrival
This was the second B450-HDV I had purchased and it came dead on arrival. The first one worked fine. When it arrived, it was just the normal product box with a label slapped on it and the box was not sealed and easily opened. Opening it, several loose items (cables, etc.) fell out. I was not confident that I had gotten everything I was supposed to receive given that it was unsealed and a gentle wind would have been able to open this box. All this would have been just a humourous experience, except the board then did not work. LEDs and fans would come on and the CPU would get warm, but nothing would display nor were their any beep codes to indicate an issue. I even removed the memory to force a beep code, and it still did nothing. Back it went for a replacement. UPDATE: Cancelled the replacement, it now shows as delayed and I just decided the universe is telling me this board is not for me. Ordered Asus Prime B450M with a three day shipping promise. UPDATE: New motherboard arrived and booted right up, so this board was bad.
Sandy S
20.12.2020
10/10
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Good price for all the bells and whistle.
Has USB-C USB 3.1 Gen 2. CPU bracket for different types of AMD CPU fan, quick customer support, made in Taiwan. All the bells and whistle for such a nice price and well made motherboard. I bought a AMD Ryzen 5 3400G, since this CPU has a integrated graphic. I was able to use the Graphic output on the motherboard as well.
Chen Gao
20.12.2020
10/10
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Totally worth it
Bad things first: the IO shield looks crappy, no on-board switchs, SATA port can get in the way of GPU if it's too long.
Good things: supports more RAM sticks than listed on ASROCK website, and my Ryzen5 2600X easily clocks to 4Ghz without me doing anything.
Conclusion: good budget choice for Ryzen chips, better than expected.
Good things: supports more RAM sticks than listed on ASROCK website, and my Ryzen5 2600X easily clocks to 4Ghz without me doing anything.
Conclusion: good budget choice for Ryzen chips, better than expected.
marshaul
20.12.2020
2/10
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Irredeemable garbage
I've built more PCs than I can count, and lately I've typically favored Gigabyte, but I decided to go with this because it offered all the features I required for this build at less than half the price of what Gigabyte would sell me. Unfortunately, it has cost me far more than that in wasted time, as it's been nothing but headaches every step of the way.
First of all, it does NOT support AHCI M.2 SSDs in either slot. I had one of those kicking around and I decided I'd use it and defer buying a new NVMe unit for later. The description says it supports "PCIe" and "SATA" M.2. drives so I figured no problem. I spent the better part of a day on this, because Windows never had any problem detecting, formatting, or copying files to this drive. The UEFI, on the other hand, wouldn't even launch with the SSD plugged in until I disabled the CSM. Disabling this allowed me to access the UEFI with this drive connected, but no amount of toying with the settings would convince the UEFI to consider the (formatted and Windows-installed) drive as a possible boot option, though it did list it as an attached device. I decided to try a new NVMe drive and it immediately worked perfectly. "Well, that was an annoying waste of time", I thought, "but if it supports NVMe that was my ultimate goal so I suppose I'll live with that."
Proceeding on with the NVMe drive, I discover that the GbE NIC is throwing "Code 10" errors in Windows. Their driver fetch tool in the UEFI had no problem downloading the driver installer (suggesting that the NIC works at a basic level), but it would not run in Windows. Manually installing several different versions of the driver didn't resolve this, nor did permuting that with various relevant BIOS settings. After trying everything under the sun, I finally gave up. Whether the GbE NIC is defective or I'm simply unable to figure out the Windows driver situation, it's simply not worth my time.
I was also unable to get it to talk to my Intel chipset PCIe wifi card (though I didn't try especially hard, I was about ready to return the thing at this point) so I was never able to run Windows update to see if that would the GbE NIC issue.
The build quality of this board is subpar, also. In the amount of messing around it required me to do I observed that the RAM and PCIe sockets were already losing insertion force (whereas on the Gigabyte board I had nearby, which has seen much higher insertion counts on the PCIe, the sockets are still firm and feel new).
I have no doubt that plenty of folks don't have the issues I did, but nevertheless every step of this left me with a strong impression of barely-functional implementation and poor documentation. For me it simply isn't worth the gamble of time. I would recommend sticking with a more reputable brand.
First of all, it does NOT support AHCI M.2 SSDs in either slot. I had one of those kicking around and I decided I'd use it and defer buying a new NVMe unit for later. The description says it supports "PCIe" and "SATA" M.2. drives so I figured no problem. I spent the better part of a day on this, because Windows never had any problem detecting, formatting, or copying files to this drive. The UEFI, on the other hand, wouldn't even launch with the SSD plugged in until I disabled the CSM. Disabling this allowed me to access the UEFI with this drive connected, but no amount of toying with the settings would convince the UEFI to consider the (formatted and Windows-installed) drive as a possible boot option, though it did list it as an attached device. I decided to try a new NVMe drive and it immediately worked perfectly. "Well, that was an annoying waste of time", I thought, "but if it supports NVMe that was my ultimate goal so I suppose I'll live with that."
Proceeding on with the NVMe drive, I discover that the GbE NIC is throwing "Code 10" errors in Windows. Their driver fetch tool in the UEFI had no problem downloading the driver installer (suggesting that the NIC works at a basic level), but it would not run in Windows. Manually installing several different versions of the driver didn't resolve this, nor did permuting that with various relevant BIOS settings. After trying everything under the sun, I finally gave up. Whether the GbE NIC is defective or I'm simply unable to figure out the Windows driver situation, it's simply not worth my time.
I was also unable to get it to talk to my Intel chipset PCIe wifi card (though I didn't try especially hard, I was about ready to return the thing at this point) so I was never able to run Windows update to see if that would the GbE NIC issue.
The build quality of this board is subpar, also. In the amount of messing around it required me to do I observed that the RAM and PCIe sockets were already losing insertion force (whereas on the Gigabyte board I had nearby, which has seen much higher insertion counts on the PCIe, the sockets are still firm and feel new).
I have no doubt that plenty of folks don't have the issues I did, but nevertheless every step of this left me with a strong impression of barely-functional implementation and poor documentation. For me it simply isn't worth the gamble of time. I would recommend sticking with a more reputable brand.
BradyZone
20.12.2020
10/10
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Fantastic experience with this motherboard
This mother board works super well! The BIOS is easy to interact with and I had no troubles booting my drive! It works well with my Ryzen 5 3600 and is very well priced! Make sure you notice it is micro ATX though! It hardly makes a difference besides size ofc and will still fit in a case made for an ATX or at least my case. ASROCK makes great boards and I highly recommend this one!
Nick
20.12.2020
10/10
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runs great
Built with ryzen 5 2600x and xfx radeon 580. Its fast.
update, a year later and still going strong. It's still fast.
update, a year later and still going strong. It's still fast.
TechGuy
20.12.2020
10/10
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Great for Ryzen 3000 series chip: DO NOT BUY for Ryzen 2000 series!
Update: This board comes comes with an updated BIOS for the new 3000 (3rd gen) series Ryzen and works great with a Ryzen 5 3600 CPU, however DO NOT BUY for Ryzen 2000 (2nd gen) series CPU's: The updated BIOS is completely unreliable with the 2000 series CPU. I was successful with a Ryzen 3 1200 (1rst gen) chip on one of these boards with the updated BIOS, but that was with Ubuntu Linux and I have not tested Windows with this setup.
bdub
20.12.2020
10/10
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Great budget board
Great budget am4 board. No idea why it's got low reviews. Work perfectly. What else you want.
J. P. Craig
20.12.2020
10/10
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Works fine for me.
This is my first attempt at putting together a PC. The manual was adequate. The connections were all in reasonable places and clearly labeled on the board and in the manual. It was easy to install the APU and stock cooler (Ryzen 2200G and Wraith Stealth). Everything works as advertised. On first boot, all I had to do was turn on XMP to get my RAM running at the max supported speed with this APU (2666MHz).
I have two fans, one that came with case (3-pin) in back, and one in the front (pwm). I set the silent option, and it was really quiet and cool. After a couple of weeks, I went in and adjusted the fan curves to run all my fans a little slower. This is an office-work PC, so most of the time, it doesn't have much load, so I figured a little quieter wouldn't hurt. But the stock silent setting was fine already.
The a-tuning software is quite easy to use, but so is the bios, so I stick with that. It is nice to be able to use the a-tuning to mess around with settings before going to the bios to set things "for real."
This is a very simple system, so ymmv. I only have an m2 SSD on the mobo and no separate video card. As I add things, I'll come back and edit if I run into problems or continue to have smooth sailing. But, for now, I'd say this a good mobo for a beginner to start with.
I have two fans, one that came with case (3-pin) in back, and one in the front (pwm). I set the silent option, and it was really quiet and cool. After a couple of weeks, I went in and adjusted the fan curves to run all my fans a little slower. This is an office-work PC, so most of the time, it doesn't have much load, so I figured a little quieter wouldn't hurt. But the stock silent setting was fine already.
The a-tuning software is quite easy to use, but so is the bios, so I stick with that. It is nice to be able to use the a-tuning to mess around with settings before going to the bios to set things "for real."
This is a very simple system, so ymmv. I only have an m2 SSD on the mobo and no separate video card. As I add things, I'll come back and edit if I run into problems or continue to have smooth sailing. But, for now, I'd say this a good mobo for a beginner to start with.
Shirley
20.12.2020
8/10
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Хорошо
Overall an excellent value, but has a few design issues
For the price (normally in the $60 range) it is difficult to find a better value Currently shipping product supports Ryzen 3000 series out of the box. Review sites rate the AsRock B450 motherboards well (in the budget category)
Everything went together well, the board's compact size made it easy to slide into my existing computer case without removing other components. Fired right up.
The board comes with overclocking menus and abilities in BIOS. But I wouldn't bother. Unlike most boards that allow overclocking, this one has no "failure to boot" reset feature. If you make an OC change in BIOS that prevents boot up, then you are going to have to use the CMOS jumper on the motherboard to clear it. Made worse is that the slot for the video card is right on the edge of the motherboard. It's impossible to get to the clear CMOS jumper without removing the video card if using a smaller case (which most people would be using if wanting a micro ATX motherboard) And the SATA motherboard connectors are also right in line with the video card. So if you use a full size video card, the only way to get to the SATA connectors (say if one comes loose or you add another drive) is to pull the video card.
The motherboard also only has two memory slots. That really shouldn't count as too much the negative. Just be aware and order the amount of memory you want - with two sticks - up front. For an extra $15 ASRock makes the B450 Pro4 motherboard that has four memory slots and two video card slots, one further located further up from the edge of the board so the video card out of the way of way of CMOS jumper. Looks like a full size video card would still hang over the SATA connectors though.
If I had to do it over again, I'd still buy this board. Price is right and I didn't plan on overclocking anyway. MSI makes a similar board at the same price. But reviews here indicate a higher DOA rate with the MSI board.
Build is this MB, Ryzen 5 3600X, 8GB crucial DDR4, Radeon RX570 video card.
Everything went together well, the board's compact size made it easy to slide into my existing computer case without removing other components. Fired right up.
The board comes with overclocking menus and abilities in BIOS. But I wouldn't bother. Unlike most boards that allow overclocking, this one has no "failure to boot" reset feature. If you make an OC change in BIOS that prevents boot up, then you are going to have to use the CMOS jumper on the motherboard to clear it. Made worse is that the slot for the video card is right on the edge of the motherboard. It's impossible to get to the clear CMOS jumper without removing the video card if using a smaller case (which most people would be using if wanting a micro ATX motherboard) And the SATA motherboard connectors are also right in line with the video card. So if you use a full size video card, the only way to get to the SATA connectors (say if one comes loose or you add another drive) is to pull the video card.
The motherboard also only has two memory slots. That really shouldn't count as too much the negative. Just be aware and order the amount of memory you want - with two sticks - up front. For an extra $15 ASRock makes the B450 Pro4 motherboard that has four memory slots and two video card slots, one further located further up from the edge of the board so the video card out of the way of way of CMOS jumper. Looks like a full size video card would still hang over the SATA connectors though.
If I had to do it over again, I'd still buy this board. Price is right and I didn't plan on overclocking anyway. MSI makes a similar board at the same price. But reviews here indicate a higher DOA rate with the MSI board.
Build is this MB, Ryzen 5 3600X, 8GB crucial DDR4, Radeon RX570 video card.
Kyle W.
20.12.2020
8/10
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Great value, weird UEFI display
The B450m boards are fantastic value, and I've used Asrock with great success in my last few builds. One unfortunate issue with this motherboard in the particular is that anything pre-Windows (including the BIOS/UEFI screen) doesn't display on my Dell 1920x1080p 60hz monitor via hdmi. The display detects the signal, but isn't able to display whatever range the video is coming in on. The VGA output works fine.
I'd still recommend the board, but look out for quirks with the onboard video display for the UEFI config screens. Check your display before you need it!
I'd still recommend the board, but look out for quirks with the onboard video display for the UEFI config screens. Check your display before you need it!
Dagobah
20.12.2020
10/10
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2nd Time a Charm
DOA! 1-3 beep code (need to add a speaker; none on mobo) = Faulty RAM slots. Not sure if I should chalk this up to "chance" and roll the dice for another of the same or not...
UPDATE: So I rolled the dice for another ASRock MicroATX Motherboard (B450M PRO4). Works great. As expected. First one was a fluke. Many available settings in BIOS. Happy with decision to try again.
UPDATE: So I rolled the dice for another ASRock MicroATX Motherboard (B450M PRO4). Works great. As expected. First one was a fluke. Many available settings in BIOS. Happy with decision to try again.
James yuh
20.12.2020
10/10
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Best ryzen 3000 board for under 100$
This product is beyond fantastic. It’s a ryzen 3000 ready motherboard, with good vrm heat sinks, 2 m.2 ports for Sata and nvme, Easy bios, good I/O, 4 dimm slots, five fan headers, and a pcie layout that makes sense. This is the only motherboard people after the matx form factor should be buying. It has everything. I’ve overclocked my micron e die ram to 3734 MHz on this board (bios 3.88). Seriously if you are going to build a ryzen 3800x gaming system or below. You should seriously consider this board as it will not disappoint.
As stated previously I am on beta bios 3.88. It’s available through asrock a website. It opens up the boards potential as I was not able to get any ram oc done on any earlier bios’s. This board seriously rocks. Asrock really killed it with this one.
As stated previously I am on beta bios 3.88. It’s available through asrock a website. It opens up the boards potential as I was not able to get any ram oc done on any earlier bios’s. This board seriously rocks. Asrock really killed it with this one.
Joe R.
20.12.2020
10/10
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Can not beat the value at this price point!
This was my very first pc build. I was on the hunt for the best mATX AMD board for the dollar. I chose this board after reading and watching many reviews. I could not agree more! For only $75 you get so much with this motherboard. (2) M.2 PCIe slots ( the non-ultra M.2 shares the SATA 3 slot), up to (4) SATA III connections, (2) PCIe 16 slots, the list goes on! No, this is not top of the line but you can not beat the options and capabilities this board has for that price point. It was easy to assemble and install. Only hiccup I had was figuring out what speed the DIMMS actually were. I found conflicting sources. Some said 3600mhz, some said 3200+, others said 3000. Well, you have to turn on the XMP option in the BIOS to overclock the DIMMs to go over 2991mhz. Other than that could not be happier with this board for my budget build.
True B. Torres
20.12.2020
4/10
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Package became slightly damaged. It came out of the box, but no ways to support Dual-Channel.
I bought this motherboard in favor of replacing my i5-6500 PC that got stuck in a boot loop. As I bought the AM4 motherboard and unboxed it from its package, the corners of the box were bent, but the motherboard was intact. I thought it was nothing if the motherboard was not damaged, but another problem I occurred out of the box was that I couldn't find ways to support dual channel. It was shown as a single channel in the BIOS and either 4 GB or 8 GB reserved, no matter where I replace the RAM slots or not. I tried solutions, but those simple ones couldn't work.
Thankfully, my brother has the exact same motherboard as I have and it actually supports dual channel. As I also bought my brother this motherboard too, I swapped mobos and apparently, his motherboard actually supports dual channel and mine could not. So now his motherboard is now mine and vice-versa.
To be honest, I don't know how I say about this. Either I might've got mine as a used one on accident or just bad luck?
Thankfully, my brother has the exact same motherboard as I have and it actually supports dual channel. As I also bought my brother this motherboard too, I swapped mobos and apparently, his motherboard actually supports dual channel and mine could not. So now his motherboard is now mine and vice-versa.
To be honest, I don't know how I say about this. Either I might've got mine as a used one on accident or just bad luck?
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