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Pros:
Easy BIOS to work with for beginners, could frustrate intermediate-advanced users though. (Will explain further later.)
1 click XMP Ram profile
CPU runs at intended speeds
CONS:
Very few fan headers, only fits 1 CPU and 1 Exhaust
Only 1 USB 3 header on the board, cannot accommodate anything but simple cases.
BIOS selection and manual entering is cluncky for manual memory/CPU overclock. Voltage is on a separate page from CL timings which is strange.
There are only 4 SATA headers, doesn't allow much in the way of drives, not a huge problem if you opt for external hard disks.
Box advertised that it was compatible with Ryzen 1, 2, and 3. THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE. (AMD has stated that 3rd Gen BIOS is only compatible with Zen+-Zen2.) I tested my 2200g in this board, no boot. I tested the 3400g, and it booted up. If you want to run a first gen on this board then you will have to have at least a second Gen Ryzen chip to reflash the BIOS. This marketing needs to be changed immediately.
About a month after i assembled my PC, the screen would randomly freeze for a few seconds and then stop outputting video and audio. The only way to recover was to do a hard reset. This became such a frequent occurrence that the PC was completely unusable. I tested the video card and the RAM in another PC, and tried a different power supply and hard drive in mine, but it continued to have the same problem with each of those tests, so I concluded that the problem was the motherboard.
I then moved the video card to the PCIex4 slot and it fixed it. I tested it for 2 weeks with no issues. Obviously this is not an acceptable fix. Within 10 minutes of putting the video card back into the x16 slot it failed.
I then RMA'd the motherboard, explaining what I had found. Gigabyte said, "Tested in multiple configurations. No issues found." I had hoped maybe they just didn't report the problem because of company politics or whatnot, but it failed again 2 weeks after I reinstalled the motherboard.
I switched to an ASUS B350M PLUS GAMING and it has run flawlessly since 5/5/2019. I'll update this review if I do have any problems in the future, but I'm fairly confident that the x16 slot in the other motherboard was the culprit.
I do give Gigabyte some credit, though, because they were very quick to respond and the shipping and "repair" were fast and on-time.
Booted up the first time I tried it with no drama, Win 10 install was flawless and did the selection of the USB installer for me. M.2 went in easy and works fine.
Their tech support is just as garbage. They told me to just send it back and get a replacement. I'll never buy another Gigabyte product again. This is the last time I waste time on their horrible motherboards. This sealed their fate for me.
So a cheaper A320 or even B450 gives you the same performance and lack of usable RGB headers, or a more expensive B450 or X470 gives you all that and more. It's a shame because Gigabyte has the absolute best budget A320 boards out there, and I'd suggest getting one of those over this.
That said, this isn't a bad board, just maybe not worth the money if there are other options.
I have had windows 10 lock up a couple times (keyboard and mouse don't work, number light on keyboard stuck, hard locked up requiring a 4 second power button hold to shutdown). I updated the BIOS and it has not locked up since. I wish the BIOS update was as easy as ASUS boards. With this Gigabyte board you have to use a flash drive. With ASUS boards it just needs to be connected to the internet and can find the correct BIOS update and install it with the utility. If it's a mission critical thing spend the extra money and buy an Asus board, ASUS are more stable.
The only other minor complaint is that the SATA ports end up being under the graphics card. While this may not happen with every graphics card it did for me. So if I have to do any trouble shooting, I will have to remove the graphics card.
Purchased on 5/27/20 and it came with the F50 BIOS.
And this motherboard doesnot support 3rd generation ryzen CPUs out the box the only way to make it work is to get a first or second gen ryzen plop it in update the Bois and then install the 3rd gen CPU
Now if you are on a tight budget or already have wifi or Bluetooth adapters this isn’t a bad board. And while as I stated it doesn’t have wifi or Bluetooth you can still manage a mild overclock the cpu, offers RGB support and has M.2 support also.
For a budget b450m board you could definitely do a lot worse but for the price it’s a good purchase.
Speaking of error codes, I did have to debug a little bit because it wouldn't boot at first with onboard graphics. Not sure if it was something I did, but once I popped in a pci-e gpu, everything worked. In the bios it had the default looking for video in the PCI-E. Dunno.
I'm really impressed with how cool this board stays. My gpu has never gone past 55 celcius during heavy gaming sessions. I was a little surprised there was only one onboard connector for case fans, but you really won't need more than one, ,considering how cool it stays, and you can't overclock it. You can try, the settings are there, but I couldn't get it to boot at all with any level of OC.. Definitely don't waste your money on aftermarket coolers on this board.
Another weird gotya was that by default ram was undercloecked to 2200mhz. I had to set that to 3200hz in the bios.
My build is a Ryzen 2700x,16GB 3200mhz, RTX 2800, 1TB SSD, TB HDD, 700 Watt 0CZ psu, corsair case.
Pros:
- 4 RAM sltos, 2 PCI-e slots
- M.2 SSD slot
- The overall quality and form factor
- Doesn't feel cheap. I put a lot of pressur into this thing while screwing my CPU fan and plugging the 24-pin cable in. It took it very well.
Con:
Only 1 System fan header. So if you want to connect multiple fans, make sure you get a fan splitter and a fan cable extension to reach the sys_fan1 input from the back of your case.
This board doesn't have onboard WIFI. So I installed a WIFI card into the short profile PCIe slot. But it's proximity to auxiliary audio inputs means there's cross talk interference being introduced into the audio inputs. This board's only problem from my perspective is the shielding on the audio inputs is poor enough to allow all sorts of interference.
I wound up getting a UGREEN USB sound card to input from the front of the PC. No noise.
If you don't use the outputs or inputs on the board but rely on the HDMI audio out, you'll be fine. But there's noise in the audio outputs and inputs. Just beware of that.
(Addendum 9-5-2019: I have now realized that the bottom PCI-e slot is actually x4, not x16. The low-profile USB 3.0 header I bought it worthless, because I can't install the GPU in the bottom slot and get full speed out of it. I've now purchased a PCI-e 1x extender to move my 1x card out of the way of the top 16x slot so I can actually use the 16x slot. That's over $50 I've spent now just getting this motherboard to a functional state. Don't make the mistake I made in purchasing this board.)
If you're using any modern GPU on the market today, it's dual-slot, and it won't fit in this motherboard without either obstructing the PCI-e x1 slot, or obstructing the USB 3.0 header. Why was this motherboard designed this way?
And like other reviewers have mentioned, there are two fan headers, one for the CPU fan, and a single System fan. If you want more than a single case fan in your system, you'll need to use fan splitters. If you want an intake and an exhaust fan, you'll be using splitters connecting to splitters, and I'm not sure I would trust this board to be able to handle the amperage from more than two fans on a single port, given the other compromises they've decided on. Or you can splurge on a fan controller to solve an issue could have easily been resolved in manufacturing.
Spend a little more cash for a board with some care behind it. Gigabyte makes some great boards, but this isn't one of them.












