Отзывы о Материнская плата ASUS PRIME B460M-K

Leider hat die interne Netzwerkkarte Probleme unter Linux Mint. Der ipv4 Routing und DNS funktioniert nicht richtig. Somit sind viele Rechner im Internet nicht erreichbar. Musste eine Netzwerkkarte einbauen um das Problem zu beheben. Hätte das Board tauschen können. Vermute jedoch den Fehler in BIOS. Damit hätte es nichts gebracht.

Premesso che assemblo PC da 20 anni...
Buona scheda in generale. Ottima qualità costruttiva.non do 5 stelle in quanto:
- il bios è compless (ho una Asrock AM4 ed è molto più semplice)
- per il prezzo solo 2 cavi SATA?!
-riuscire ad incastrare la scheda nell'I/O shield è stato complesso

Das Board ist ganz in Ordnung für low end PC auf Basis von Pentium oder i3. 6x SATA finde ich bei dem Mainboard etwas überflüssig, dafür hätte ich gerne paar USB Anschlüsse mehr auf der Rückseite sowie einen HDMI oder DP Anschluss. Aber in der Preisklasse kann man damit leben. Mein Board hatte das neues BIOS bereits drauf. i3-9100F wurde ohne Probleme erkannt.

Ich hätte das Oard als Warehouse Deal im sehr guten Zustand gekauft. Geliefert wurde es aus Italien, warum auch immer. Beim Auspacken lagen schon irgendwelche italienischen Zettel bei, mit denen ich aber nichts anfangen könnte. Leider musste ich aber schnell feststellen, das einige Pins auf dem Sockel verbogen wären. Somit ging das Board zurück an Amazon. Schade.

The iGPU didn't work at first but the team has been pumping new updates almost daily, BIOS version 1401 solves that problem.
With introduction of boost, overclocking is dead, you don't need a Z mobo and K processor, trust me.
B boards do limit you at DDR4-2666 speed, and no there's no way around it, but oh well.

More then I expected, do not need a video card anymore!

i used these in 10 computers i built for a client (with a i7 10700). computers were used for day to day office work (no CAD or video editing). worked flawlessly and a very good price. i dont think this chipset allows for overclocking the cpu, but it does support XMP for compatible memory sticks. board has a pci express slot for a video card. can put in a good video card and use for gaming as well (assuming power supply can support it). no RGB lighting though (which i personally don't care about). i would rather spend money on better components than RGB lighting, but to each their own.

just keep in mind it doesn't have a HDMI 2.0 (only HDMI 1.4b). not sure if a BIOS update could enable HDMI 2.0. it does have a Display Port 1.4 if you want to use higher resolutions at higher refresh rates.

And it doesn't seem to work. The onboard Intel RST raid module only sees one drive, even after BIOS updates and CMOS resets. Out of curiosity, to test both channels, I decided to load windows in normal mode and both m.2 slots were working, so this model seems to be defective if you want to use RAID for m.2.

Originally bought a comparable gigabyte from another online retailer. Board package arrived unsealed, it looked ok, but was DOA. Returned it and ordered this board. Cost $20 more, but it arrived quickly and box was sealed. I used an asus mobo for my previous machine which was fine, just old. Installed it with a i5-10400, 16gb dram, 1tb pcie m.2 ssd, and my existing drives. Booted up fine, updated Win10 with new drivers, cloned drive to nvme ssd, rebooted and cleaned up win 10, updated bios and drivers and it’s been fine - definitely update bios first thing since I was very frustrated getting it to boot from the nvme ssd and not my old OS drive until I updated the bios. After that it’s been perfect. I’m not a gamer so just using the integrated intel graphics which has been perfectly good for my needs. Only software glitch I had was my old AutoCad 2012 that I had to reinstall. It runs great. Also since previous win10 was on an asus, I had to clean out all the old AI suite services and apps. I never used it so did not bother to install the new AI suite. Really got no complaints. It’s been a great new desktop.

If you're looking for a board without all of the useless RGB rainbow stuff on it but gives you an option for some RGB, not too many options and more of a basic function, this is it. With the fair price range, you get a fair amount of features thats not overkill in any way, simple and straight to the point. If you want a feature rich motherboard, with all fancy rgb and 8 fan headers or whatever then I recommend go for a ROG strix or equivalent. You get what you pay for nowadays. Do research. This board- its almost cute in a way. Nothing way too fancy. Just gets the job done.

If you're one of those looking for a reference, I got a decent build out of this board. Here's my rig:

-Intel core is 10700k at stock speed
-40GB of G.SKILL DDR4
-Hyper 212 evo
-Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2060
-500GB WD Nvme m.2 ssd
-4tb hgst hdd

Yes this board does support 10th gen chips but I would update the bios anyway. So I recommend thats the first thing you do. I hope this review helped and good luck on your build :)

This mobo has been working great in my new build. Quality of the board is excellent. Didn't need wifi, extra PCI lanes or the latest usb 3.2 rear I/O. For a great price, this board checked off all the boxes for me. I'm using it with a Core i5-10500 and mid-range GPU for video editing, gaming and office productivity. Easy to use BIOS with good interface. Has been awesome so far.

Slot Dimm A2 was non functional out of the box. I had purchased 2 16GB Dimms to use in the system and was only able to use one. When DIMM A2 was populated the system would not POST. Additionally with an aftermarket CPU cooler, slot DIMM B1 was unusable as the DIMM would make contact with the CPU cooler locking mechanism due to lack of space between them. I kept the board with it's flaws because I had assembled the computer and removing all of the components (uninstall from case, remove all of the 2.5" drives, cabling, processor, CPU cooler, the need to buy more thermal paste) was not worth the time and effort. It may be a one off, but I would avoid this board from my experience. This was a Prime Day 2020 purchase.

Nice

Good board for the money uses DDR4, Great speed with the SSD M2 Drive loads 27 sec. the memory is more than 2 times faster than the 1866. When the processor came in took thirty min. to get it up and running. It is a cheaper board than I usually buy but for the money is better than the last three boards bought.

I bought this motherboard for my first PC build and was very impressed. The packaging kept the product safe and secured. The product came supplied with a detailed and easy to follow manual that came in very useful during the build. The product itself was well designed for my build and had sufficient ports, including an M.2 port which was good. The BIOS is easy to navigate and I was able to update it to the latest version easily. The only addition I would like to see for this board would be onboard WIFI and Bluetooth, however, I was able to add this via an adaptor and this is not common for the price point this product is aimed at.