Отзывы о Материнская Плата Gigabyte H470M K

Good Product value for money

Good but do not give you update for 9th gen processors

Gigabyte H310 budget and awesome motherboard

Received a defective model
Second ram slot not working
Bt getting my refund soo no issue

I'm writing this review in the hopes of helping any others who were in the same situation as me. I had bought a ryzen 5 3600, and wasn't sure this mobo would come with the latest firmware to support the chip. I purchased this in June 2020 and it came with a ryzen 3000 ready sticker on the mobo packaging. I put in my cpu and bios instantly recognized my ryzen 5 3600 chip. No need to update bios. The version that came with my board was F41. So if you have a 3rd Gen ryzen like me, it looks like the boards are coming pre installed with the latest firmwares to support 3rd Gen ryzen. Hope this helps

Pretty solid board. I bought 2 of these and both work well and were overall easy to set up. While it is in the description I missed it. Small gripe but there is only one CPU fan header and one other fan header. I ended up having to use a splitter, as one case fan wasn't going to cut it. I recognize B450 boards are smaller but given modern components, I can't conceive of a built that doesn't need multiple case fans. Even the PC I built for my wife that I built without a GPU required 2 case fans in addition to the CPU cooler; (Large 200mm in the front and a 140mm in the back) Might not be an issue for you if your case has built in fan support.but again, even 2 fan headers would have been fine.

Additionally there is not a real case manual included with the board although you can download it from Gigabyte's website. Would have liked to see that included, as I needed it to connect the case headers etc.

I have the latest x470 version as well from Gigabyte and it includes multiple fan headers and the full board manual... It also costs 3 times as much.

All in all, a lot of value here for a relatively inexpensive board.

I ordered the microATX version. I used a Ryzen 2600 and Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8 DDR4 and couldn't get the board to boot. No post, no display, nothing. I did all the tests like using one ram stick, boot with everything disconnected except essentials, etc. to no avail. Dead on arrival. Eventually I contacted Amazon who put me in contact with Gigabyte. Gigabyte was very fast to get back to me and after discussing the problem they recommended I return the board. Once I got my refund, I bought an MSI board and everything worked fine, which confirmed dead Gigabyte board. Would not recommend.

Pros -
- Works
- Best price by far
- 2x PCIe x16 slots

Cons -
- NVMe failed to register drive (could be the drive - YMMV)
- 20th century BIOS - what are they thinking?
- Could use much better chipset cooling

Does what it says on the tin for the price, otherwise send it back. Look elsewhere if you are looking for overclocking and tweaking. Use this if you want a good out-the-box system and arent afraid to send it back in case it does not work out.

Pros:
- Supports CPU and Ram Overclocking, as it is B450 series.
- 4 Ram slots
- M.2 NVMe slot
- There is sufficient amount of gap between RAM slots and CPU socket to reduce physical conflicts between RAM heatspreader and CPU cooler.
Cons:
- only 2 fan header, sure it says it on the description, but still great.
- You can overclock but not full free overclock ability. there are presets.

There are cons but still 5 stars, because it's part of the description. If product page did not explicitly state certain details then minus stars. This is a fantastic B-450 series AM4 motherboard. This motherboard should never cost more than 70 USD.

It does it’s job pretty well but there were too many sacrifices I had to make. Not enough connections on it so I had to sacrifice my front ports on my case. No built in WiFi, no Bluetooth. I knew this going in I just didn’t wanna shell out the extra $30 for a better board and I should have

Would not recommend, I always treat my hardware with extreme care, to the point I even wear gloves when installing. And this motherboard was nothing but problems from day one. Constantly freezing on the BIOS/UEFI splash screen, failing to output any video signal, not recognizing RAM (RAM which by the way was on their compatibility list)

All in all I just have to say stay the hell away from this board. Personally if this is the kind of QC I can expect from Gigabyte I will never be buying one of their products again.

Purchased 4 of these for an office pc build. 3 out of 4 worked flawlessly. Used the M.2 drive slots for SSD hard drives. Everything on 3 of them runs smoothly and incredibly quickly. Unfortunately, 1 of the 4 was shipped DOA. It will not post. The HDD light on the M.2 SSD is solid. There are no beeps from the installed speaker on the motherboard nor will any of the case buttons work once power is applied to the unit. Please understand this was built identically to 3 other machines that work perfectly. Outside of this one fault, this board is great for a utility system.

works great for my low power ryzen build, all together it is using a EVGA550 watt fully modular PSU, Thermaltake Core V V21 Case, 500GB NVME Samsung SSD, 16GB ddr4 O.C. to 3000Mhz balistix ram, and stock cooler on a Ryzen 5 2600, and a temporary video card of an EVGA 1050 2GB video card. I love the build, I got a 1070FE used coming to sweeten the System as well and help me game at 4k on windows 10(not max graphics but pretty darn good)

So let me give some tips for first time builders who are interested in this MOBO. If you have an extra $15 $20 just get a more reliable board. I spent a lot of time watching youtube videos, forums, and calling Gigabyte. I had to figure out how to get this to post but eventually had to get a bootkit from AMD, Athlon 200GE. After that I upgraded the bios from f41(don't ask why I needed to) using a USB drive with f50 downloaded to it with just extracted files, not the extracted folder. DO NOT use the onboard bios to overclock. I made that mistake and had to clear CMOS on the board multiple times, with no posts because no one including Gigabyte knows how to truly clear the CMOS. I left instructions on how below.

Clear CMOS Gigabyte B450M
1. Unplug the power supply from the PSU not the wall.
2. Take out the Lithium Ion Battery Coin for 5 minutes, hold down the power button for 30 seconds anytime in these 5 minutes.
3. Reseat the CPU(yes its a pain unscrewing the CPU cooler)
4. Put the battery back in and plug in PSU. Start up. (May also take 3-4 hard reboots)

Get past this, update your bios , install windows and just download the Gigabyte AppCenter from Support on their website. This app has everything you need to overclock! screw the onboard bios. Download EasyTune and Thermal Console, and even Bios. All these apps will do what your bios does without pounding DELETE key and give you readings. I overclocked my CPU and Ram from here at my 2933mhz sweet spot, there are even preset you can select. Note: when u apply overclock CPU or select XMP profile or freq for RAM the system will restart itself, if no post, just hard reboot the build until you get a post. It takes 3-4 hard reboots each time you test overclock speeds. This was a learning curve for me but im better for it and needed to share!

Be very wary of this one. It's probably a great motherboard. All the PC Build articles for budget gaming recommend it. In fact, they recommend it with the AMD Ryzen 5 2600 CPU. And that my friends, is where the problem lies. You see, Gigabyte was not prepared for the new AMD processors when they manufactured this one. In response, they updated the BIOS to support them. But good ol' Amazon continues to sell old stock including the mobos with the old BIOS. What this means is that you could get an updated one or an old one and there's no way of knowing until you put that baby together and turn on that screen. If you get BIOS, you're good. If you get nothing (black screen) - it's time to take her apart and send it back. And the kicker is that there is no way of knowing. Buyers have mentioned a "sticker." However, the box mine cam in said supports gen 3 and it still was a dud. I reordered so I'll update my review then. Hopefully I get a good one. Let's get our acts together, Gigabyte and Amazon.

 I've used this motherboard in two budget boards for both my 18 year old son's gaming rig (Video) and 13 year old daughter's homework and gaming rig (pictured).

Both builds were super easy except for my daughter's build...when I went to install Windows 7, it got to the beginning where you click to install windows, both mouse and keyboard turned off. This did not happen in my son's build which I did first. Could not figure out why. I ended up going straight to Windows 10 install and it worked fine.

Anyway, both systems are up and running and run the games they play flawlessly. He plays GTA V and League of Legends and she plays Fortnite and some other random games. They both play Overwatch together.

Son's
AMD Ryzen 5 1600 (AF)
B450M DS3H
16gb OLOy Warhawk RGB 3200 ram
Enermax Aquafusion 120mm AIO
Enermax SquA RGB Fans 2x120mm
Samsung 512gb m.2
Thermaltake Smart 600w ps
EVGA GTX 780 TI
DIYPC S2-W-RGB White ATX Mid Tower

Daughter's
AMD Ryzen 3 1200
B450M DS3H
16gb OLOy Warhawk RGB 3200 ram
ASUS GeForce GTX 1650 4GB Phoenix Fan OC Edition
Samsung 512gb SSD
Thermaltake 750w PS
darkFlash DLM22 Mint Green Micro ATX case

Installed a Ryzen 5 3600 in this board and had no issues posting and booting into Windows. No BIOS update required! Recognized all devices properly and had no issues whatsoever (yes all ports work). The board stays cool along with the ryzen 5 3600 with a stock amd ryzen cooler and the gpu had no issues with the board either (used with a gtx 1060 6gb). Has a small orange led on the board which can be toggled on and off. I was also able to use the M.2 PCIe slot successfully with no issues. I recommend this board 👌