Отзывы о Материнская плата GIGABYTE H410M H (rev. 1.0)

Now that I've had this board 6 months+, Gigabyte's early bios F3 was not that great, with each bios update the board functions much better and has one of the better VRM's on the market, I think the Best Bang for your $$ and is future prof for AM4 latest Ryzen cpu's, for now my 6 Core R5 2600X is plenty and handles all my games BF4,BF5, RDR2, Crisis 3, GTA5 on High settings @ 1440p/144 Hz. Once the 3rd gen R5 3600XT comes down in price, that's my next buy, good luck and game on!

After installing on my latest PC build, I was not able to get a boot-up screen, even after hours of troubleshooting.
I have used Gigabyte MOBO's on my last 14 PC builds and this is the 1st DOA. After reading reading reviews I noticed I'm not the only one that has had this issue... Do NOT buy this one!

Update 2: Do not buy this motherboard, ever. I've had more problems with it than every other motherboard combined in my entire life. I shouldn't have to pop the RAM out and back in to get this thing to POST every time I reboot. Absolutely infuriating. I'll try tech support again, but I'm not holding my breath. Now I know why my friends say to never buy Gigabyte mobos. I'm going to email them one more time as a courtesy, but I'm done with Gigabyte. I thought I was buying a high end board, but this thing is trash. Gigabyte X570 AORUS Elite. Also I love how it sits there mid-post with RED LED's for absolutely no reason making you think it isn't booting then after 2 minutes inexplicably it boots. At least it boots after that though. Which is what threw me last time. Every hardware install though I kid you not, it will randomly not POST without me popping the ram. Sometimes just powering it off it won't POST again. Totally random. DO NOT PURCHASE.

Update 1: Someone should write in huge letters this mobo requires windows 10. wasted an entire weekend. Never heard back from tech support. Finally got it set up after building an entirely new system around it. Finally heard back from tech support a week later and they were clueless.

So, PSA. This motherboard requires windows 10.
Windows 7 = no.
Windows 10 = yes.
7, no.
10, yes.
10, not 7. 7 won't work.

Historical:
Short version. Got it all installed. Windows 7 boots, USB promptly quits. Can't get any further. Wasted 9 hours trying every combination. None of the bios tweaks for USB helped. Using windows 7 Pro. Does this motherboard require windows 10? Wish there was more readily available tech support available. Says wait is 4 days from manufacturer.

Before I bought this board, I saw that a few people were having issues with the board failing to wake from sleep (forcing a hard reboot). Other people complained that booting took forever and the board seemed to be in some sort of boot loop cycle. I have not seen either issue at all (knock on wood) either on the default BIOS or the latest BIOS (F30). Both were bug free. So, yeah, that makes me happy.

The Aorus Elite, according to a lot of tech reviewers, has the best VRM you're going to find sub $200. It can handle a 3950X with ease while still remaining pretty cool while doing it. So that was a big selling point for me.

So, instead of rambling, I'll just list pros and cons now.

Pros:
1) Top notch VRM (at least for the $200 price range).
2) Good Audio codec
3) Intel LAN (considered higher quality than RealTek)
4) USB Type C support (if you have a type C port on front of your case, you're good to go).
5) Two M.2 slots
6) Comes with "G Connector". I believe Gigabyte invented this and others have copied. It is a massive time saver when building the system.
7) Has addressable RGB headers.

Cons:

1) Only 4 total fan headers (including CPU). So this means 1 CPU fan, and 3 case fans. If you're running more than 3 case fans, you're going to have to daisy chain them yourself or buy a case with its own fan controller. You have been warned.

2) Only one of the M.2 slots has a heatsink. For the other one, you'll have to bring your own or just run it naked.

3) The board doesn't have much RGB bling going on. (It has RGB headers, but very little RGB on the board itself).

4) While it has Intel LAN, it is only 1 GiB. These days 2.5 should be the minimum, although to be fair, it's rare you'll find it on any board in this price range.

5) No debugging LED's whatsoever. IF you have a problem booting, you're flying blind.

6) No Clear CMOS button. If your OC fails to POST, you're going to have to short the jumpers 1990's style.

In the past, you could get a lot more features than this for $200. I don't know what happened in the past several years, but all motherboard manufacturers have begun gating basic features (like POST code LED's) to $300+ boards. It is BS, but it's what we have to deal with now.

But as for this board, I have no complaints. Between this and the MSI Tomahawk or the ASRock Steel Legend, it's a toss up. They are all 3 good and have different feature sets (this board has features those don't, while those have features this doesn't). Just compare them all and see which features suit your use case scenario best. But at least for VRM's you won't find a better board for $200.

1st off - I am not sure this is the manuf problem or Amazons' , but the board came with NO foam packing around it inside the box nor the shipping box. Not even some cardboard protection or anything. So I was fairly sure it was damaged , bouncing all around the country getting to me. It booted up and is currently running right now.... so we'll see...

On to the product itself, it looks nice, runs nice - has an easy BIOS Flash method. and is running the AMD 3900X at full capacity right now. Features are great for a low-end priced X570 board. Audio sounds great through this. Everything went pretty smooth.

A few issues are that either the Bios setting in memory or the APP program itself is not holding the proper memory speed settings or is being reported incorrectly. I am hoping another new Bios will fix this...
...and one of the mounts where the M.2 drive goes snapped right off the board when I was unscrewing it. Obvious factory defect. So I had to move my M.2 drive to the secondary location further down...

Looking forward to this hopefully running for many years to come....

I bought this product to replace an older motherboard for my ryzen 7 3800. Everything worked fine prior to this motherboard. I installed the board and it works beautifully, outside of it only starting from a cold boot 1 of every 5 times. Look up this motherboard and “cold boot issue” and you’ll see the road you don’t want to go down.

I contacted amazon and got a new board for free, which was generous...but wouldn’t you believe... THE SAME ISSUE.

Really wanted this board to work. Looks awesome - black, sleek, and sits in the case nicely! I've had trouble with this board from the very beginning. I thought that the issues were caused by the bios being in an infancy form (new chipset and all), but after 5 bios' I finally got an RMA and sent it back to Gigabyte for repair. They kept it for a little bit and sent it back to me. No communication at all from Gigabyte; not a 'hey this thing works as designed', or 'we fixed this little bit here and you should be good to go'. NOTHING from them. So when it got back, it worked for a little bit but then started having the same problems as before: The bios keeps resetting and I can't do a restart without doing a power cycle (turn it off - wait, then power it back up). Any changes in the bios are for naught because the bios simply resets the next go around. Maybe they'll release a bios that fixes it and I'll be happy. In the meantime; I'm very disappointed, and my recommendation is to seek another brand of motherboard (and stay away from the Gigabyte brand all together).

This is a great motherboard for an AMD socket AM4 mid level processor such as 3700X or 3800X. It has plenty of USB ports, though risers and cables are needed to access all of them (as many as 19 total). Though these USB ports are of about 3 levels of performance: The original USB 2.0, the original USB 3.0, and USB3.1. The board does not have a ton of bells and whistles, but works well. The only real downside is it does not seem to support SLI or Crossfire. It appears there are two 16 lane graphics card slots, but one is only X4. I was able to update the BIOS to version 10. Bios has many features and is fairly easy to use. There is no eSATA connectors for outboard hard drives, but I don't think much if any of the competition has them either. Just the six internal SATA sockets. This board does not have WiFi, but they do sell a version with it for a little more if it is important. I did not encounter any issues installing it, and it has been running strong for a week. One of the strong points of the Aorus Elite MB is the VRM circuit for generating the CPU power, It is 12+2 phase . I recommend this board for those building a mid level system looking at the ~$200 range for a motherboard.

This motherboard had high hopes however that were quickly dashed. After installation of motherboard and first bootup, it took 5 tries just to get into the bios to finish configuring the system. Upon reboot it took over 10 minutes to get back into the bios and received message that bios settings have been reset. Went through and set all the them all back up just to rinse and repeat the procedure 4 more times until I had enough of the shenanagins. I have owned many Gigabyte motherboards and this one has got to be the worse. If you can live with a very finicky bios that does not like to stick, go for it. The motherboard does provide ample PCIe slots to accomodate GPU and other various devices. I do wish I was able to get this one working as it had on paper all the right stuff.

My setup: NZXT h510 case, Ryzen 5 3600 CPU, ASRock Radeon RX 5700 XT GPU, Gskill Ripjaw 3200 2x8 Ram, WD blue 1TB SATA 2.5" SSD, EVGA 650w gold power supply.

Pros:
This was my first time full-build. The motherboard comes with a great set of instructions, and i was able to build my PC following the manual. No issues with plugs, or arrangement, everything fit just fine.
Its a very good looking board, there's plenty of options to go ham with RGB, but i chose to do an all black no RGB build, and it still looks very sharp with this board.
The uEFI interface is easy to use, comes with a easy mode for newbies like me, as well as an advanced mode that lets you customize pretty much everything.

Cons
I had a compatibility issue with my SSD. Its a brand new SSD, but I installed windows on this SSD using my old computer (a circa 2014 Dell). Apparently there is an issue that if you set up a drive using an older BIOS computer it is not compatible with uEFI systems, such as this motherboard (MBR format vs GPT format). My research told me that it should be as simple as just telling my motherboard to boot in legacy mode, however i tried every possible setting on this board and nothing let me boot up the MBR formatted drive. I had to wipe the drive clean, delete the partition, and format it as GPT and reinstall windows. Wasn't a big deal since all i ended up wiping was a fresh install of windows 10. But if you plan on running windows from an old drive, or a new drive setup using an older computer, do your homework.

Board arrived DOA, would not recognize any SATA or M.2 NVMe drives. Updated and downgraded BIOS as recommended by gigabyte and forums (current BIOS build you download apparently has issues too) with no luck.
Drives all work in my other computer, or in a USB enclosure with my laptop so its clearly the motherboard causing the issues.
Thankfully Amazon is great about returns but I'm not trusting Gigabyte again, I've read too many similar issues online about DOA boards and BIOS issues with these .

I've always been hesitant of AMD, but I finally bit the bullet after prime day got the headshot. Unbelievably happy I got hit though.

This motherboard is simply laid out, well labeled, stable, and has everything you could need. RGB's are PLENTY on this board. You could light up the entire block with RGB's on this thing.

The BIOS is beyond simple and the setup was painless. GET IT.

I chose this Motherboard because it had the features I wanted and looked like it had no RGB lighting, turns out it has some but I just used it as an indicator it was on.

I had not built a PC in years and it took some time to find and identify what some things were for. The instructions are very informative and helped out. I thought at first I was missing the second support and screw for the second m.2 but I found it, The MB has a nice clip for your front panel audio and switched to clip into before connecting to the MB to make things easier.

I placed the order on 12-1-2019 and on 9-9-2020 the computer died. A quick Google search has led me to think its either the Power Supply or the MB. My screen went black and I lost sound while watching a video on Youtube. The MB LED lights stayed on and the fans kept spinning. I reset using the reset switch and the power switch but got no result so I pulled the plug for a few minutes. Now when I turn it on I get a white flash behind the I/O area, Had that when I first turned it on and thought that it was a LED flashing, and the fans spin but no image and the mouse and keyboard have no power. I'm waitin to hear back from Gigabyte Tech Support but fear I may have to buy a new MB and Power Supply.

Update 11-17-2020
Gigabyte says it tests ok and will be sending it back. I'll see if I did something wrong when it gets to me. I had to call customer service because I was afraid I had missed a E-Mail, the Customer Support web site has a "Ask a question feature" Even with covid my total phone call time was only 9 minutes and the answer from teh support question gave me the option on the phone tree. Very helpful.

Update 12-15-2020
I received the other RMA parts and the MB is fine. As it turns out the Power Supply had gone bad. I could only test it on PCs with 4 pin CPU connectors and they booted fine. I Very much thank Gigabyte for testing the MB.

I do wish the MB had 1 or 2 more fan headers.

Overall a nice board for the price. For the price, the performance and LED lighting is definitely above par. Install was easy and no problems with fire up (as some others have noted, the first boot up is a couple minutes - just be patient).

There are some caveats...
- Boot time is slower than my older ASRock Z97 board even in Ultra Fast boot mode (next step in going to turn off the splash/logo screen...may also try putting windows boot drive first to see if BIOS is holding on the BluRay drive and taking extra time there).
- As some others have mentioned, spamming DEL key to get into BIOS will clear your settings... definitely save a profile with your settings just in case.
- Only 2 USB 2.0 headers in 2020 seems a bit light considering all of the RGB fans with USB connection support.
- Only 2 sys fan headers is a bummer, but the cpu_opt header can also be used as a 3rd without issue from what I can tell.

Haven't used M.2 or NVMe features...or PCIe4.0 (just 3.0 graphics card)...so can't comment on that.

All of that in mind, it is really a solid, stable, and good looking board. Boards with similar features and less of the caveats are often $100 more, so for the value minded (like me) the sacrifice is often worth it.

I am the exact opposite of happy. I purchased what I thought would be a new unopened, unused Gigabyte x570 Aorus Elite motherboard, but I received an already opened, and used motherboard. The back edge of the box was mashed. The tape that holds the anti-static bag closed was already broken and torn. The plastic that should cover the I/O, CPU area was already removed, and missing. The manual and quick start guide looked like someone had read them thoroughly several times. The G Connector was completely missing, and the Aorus sticker was also completely missing, showing that this is obviously a return at best, and used, and possibly broken at worst.

On top of all of that, I found a small glob of thermal paste on the CPU mount, which shows that someone already installed a CPU, and used this motherboard.

I had great hopes for this motherboard, and would really like to have tried it out, but I am sending back this obviously used product.

Other than that, it looks like it would be a great motherboard at a good price. The build quality looks good, and felt solid. The heat sinks look beefy, and great for helping to keep the chipset and CPU cool. It has all of the connectors I need, and a nice looking design. I especially like the industrial design, and printing of the M2 heat sink. I do not know how it works as I didn't hook it up, or turn it on.

I wish it had been a new, and unused motherboard, as now my entire build is in jeopardy, and I don't have a way of testing the other parts for the build, as I am switching over from Intel to an AMD CPU.

The board itself seems to be fairly stable now after some bios updates, but the software to control the board is just plain terrible. When it actually loads properly, which is hit or miss, then when you try and check for updates, which works 2 out of 10 times at best, just trying to update your drivers using the manufacturers own included software tries to trick/force you to install Norton, Google drive, and a few other crap pieces of software *EVERY TIME* you try and use the software to check for or install updates.

Good luck trying to use NVMe drives and Sata drives at the same time without the Sata drives completely disappearing and becoming inrecognizable by the entire system.

If you use just an NVME drive, though, and only get and install your drivers individually without trying to use their "App Center" software, the board is decent.

I've built about 15 computers over the years. This one booted up to Win 10, first try. First boot did take about 15 sec and I was wondering, so be patient. Win started without a problem, so it obviously found and installed the drivers fast. Third boot I went into Bios, my TEAMGROUP Module Memory RAM DDR4 32GB (2X16G) PC3600 Dark Z, TDZAD432G3600HC18JDC01 worked fine but clocked at 2800. Went into profiles, chose the first one, didn't even do anything else, and the memory showed as 3600. I did make sure it was "on the list" of approved memory.
I'm not looking to overclock, just for stability, and reliability.
I did take off one Star, for SATA plugs that stick out the side. I spent forever trying to get them (5) all in. So install your SATA cables before you screw down your board. Other than that, everything was labeled and straight forward. Nice, now that most things are more standardized. Plenty of USB options, too. CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X My first AMD in 20 years.

looks rugged its a gigabyte motherboard bought this to go with my amd ryzen 3600 6 core has to pcie express slots
a slot for a tv tuner card i am a big gigabyte fan have been since my f2a885x-d3h motherboard with my a series 6600k dual core board worked good there tough it was struck when lightning hit our house and it still worked after i jumped it after taking out the battery only thing wrong with the pc was a burnt port on power supply. nothing i used it for still ran gigabyte boards are rugged and tough i used to be an asus fan boy but lost trust in them i will continue to support gigabyte my next laptop will be a gigabyte when i get the money soon can't go wrong with a gigabyte product. i have gigabyte almost everything in my new build power supply and board tried to get a video card but will buy again.

used this board in a new build with an r5 3600 and everything went smoothly, bios isn't hard to navigate and it's really easy flash to the newest bios with the gigabyte @bios software. I don't really notice the on-board fans sound (to be fair I'd say my case fans and 5700xt would drown out a lot of it tho when i'm playing games, but at idle everything super quiet). I like the looks and the rgb on the board is nice, plus having 2 argb and 2 rgb ports is a big plus too.
The only reason I'm not giving this 5 star is because it doesn't actually have a headphone amp, I spent some time trying to figure out why my realtek audio controls didn't have the smart amp configuration option and eventually discovered that it didn't have an amp, I think this is only for pro+ versions (I'm not 100% on that). before I ordered it, I'd been comparing all the aorus x570 motherboards and had read about the headphone amp on one of the others and seen the elite also had the amp-up chip on it and just took that to mean it also had the headphone amp. Not a huge issue but I feel like that should've been made a little more clear.

Problem 1
- The Dual Channel feature is half faulty (A1 and B1) - XMP does not work in these slots, but it does with the other 2 slots (A2 and B2).

- I have compatible ram according to the RAM manufacturers site: G.Skill RAM Configurator
G.Skill Trident Z F4-3600C18D-64GTZR (2x32GB 3600MHz 18-22-22-42)

- I troubleshot this issue with 4 separate sticks of RAM tested one at a time in each ram slot to rule out the RAM being the problem. XMP worked on all ram sticks when placed in slots A2 and B2, while the XMP didn't work for any of them in slots A1 and B1.

- This board appears to have a lot of RAM issues even for those that don't have faulty channels. I found this out when trying to troubleshoot XMP problems. Even people who tried the latest beta bios (F31l) did not find any resolution to their RAM issues.

Problem 2
- It is nice that the board has a stylish m.2 heatsink, but mine arrived with a broken screw with the shaft stuck in the mounting post and the head broken off from the post but still connected to the heatsink (see photo).

Recieved damaged motherboard socket pin are danaged after recieving a item ..

I Am Here To Change My Review I Got a Faulty motherboard but when i return it
the refund is swift So I Think You Can Trust This Seller

Avoid: I am getting horrible coil whine. The 4 stars are for the vendor accepting refund. I hope I receive my money back soon, keep you posted.

I bought this gigabyte h410m h motherboard from local shop not from amazon at price of 5400 anything more than this is not worthy. I have paired it with i3-10100, working fine till now temps at ideal are all within 30 degrees and on full load cpu touches 55 mobo stays in 40s. It has one rgb header also so you can add a rgb strip or argb fan also which can be controlled by software provided.