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I pair ryzen 3600x
Zotac gtx 1650 super
Rs 7500 A b550 mobo good deal









The worst BIOS.
2.0 HEADER NOT WORKING.
AUDIO NOT WORKING.
PLEASE GO ON REDDIT AND SEE THIS BOARD IS A TOTAL DISASTER.

It also has m.2 nvme and 4 ram slots




It has a 12+2 Dr Mos vrm setup which is very impressive considering one of the best b450 boards the MSI tomahawk had a 4+2 design. However this does not translate into good overclocking performance. I achieved an easy 4.4ghz overclock on my tomahawk with a ryzen 3600 whereas anything past 4.2 on this board would lead to it failing to boot and having to take the cmos battery out as the jumper didn't work.
Then we get to the system bios, this is one of the worst I have used which really let's the whole system down. I had heard that the system bios was poorly optimised but it is just awful to use and the lack of customisation lets it down.
Overall if you don't plan on overclocking at all, this is a viable option as it runs fine completely stock. However, there are still better value options out there and I ended up returning this board and will be at alternatives for a relatively painless overclocking experience.

I don't get any value out of overclocking Ryzen CPUs. Some solid 3600mhz RAM and a decent cooling system and you're looking good at stock with these CPUs in terms of real world performance gain, so with that in my mind I opted to choose a B550. With no need for wifi or anything else, this is a fantastic board at its price compared to the competition and I think at its price point is the most compelling as youre effectively just buying nice to have features like WiFi or additional headers for things like USB C if you spend any more. These to me are nice to haves but I don't have any need for them.
It did come with BIOS version F2, and I ran into stability issues with xmp enabled and running at my corsair vengeance pro's rated 3600CL18. The next bios version states memory compatibility as an improvement and the AppCenter tool from Gigabyte easily updated my bios while in windows to the newest release. Fixed all stability issues. The board does have QFlash, so if you buy a 5000 series CPU you'll still be able to flash the bios if you don't post. (updating bios without a cpu, ram or anything if you're not sure what QFlash is)
I wouldn't recommend this board for overclocking CPUs, but I don't recommend it on Ryzen 3000 series anyway.
In terms of memory, run through the BIOS updates and you'll get XMP running fine in my experience. There seems to be a good enough power delivery to get into it with ram overclocking but I haven't tried to yet.
So far the board has been great, I can't hear any of the VRMs while gaming and support for 3900XT out of the box was great. There are less USB ports than I'm used to but enough for me. If you plug a lot of peripherals in and are considering this board, a decent USB hub is you friend.
The one design flaw are two the holes to screw the motherboard into place. Since they're in/near the heatspreader in the top left they're not as say to get to. Have some fine tweezers reday to help out there.
TLDR: Update the BIOS, it's super easy. This board is fantastic and if you're not overclocking anything other than enabling XMP, you won't go wrong here.


That said, this mobo doesnt support the 2600 cpu. Bummer considering how popular and still good that is. Anyone hoping to use the 2600 as a stop gap until the 5000 series becomes more affordable had better pony up for a 3000 series instead. I've had to pony up for a 3600 instead. That said, its a good board.


- Great VRM design
- Good overclocking
- Plenty of USB ports
- Great memory support
- Wifi and Bluetooth support
Cons
- Lack of front header for USB-C
- RGB is pretty basic.
