GIGABYTE Mainboard AMD GA-A320M-S2H AM4 AMD 2x DDR4 max. 32GB PCI-E D-Sub DVI HDMI Realtek 8111G Gbe-LAN 4x SATA uATX

Simply amazing motherboard, all things considered. I have been running a Ryzen 7 2700 and 16GB DDR4 3200MHZ RAM paired with a Radeon RX 570 on this motherboard for months now and it's been perfect. BIOS is super stable with zero issues. Would highly recommend for a budget build. It also support 3000 Series Ryzen CPUs as long as you have the BIOS updated to the appropriate version.

I'm regular customer of gigabyte motherboard I had 2-3 versions of gigabyte motherboard they're very nice And this one is kaim Technically speaking: This motherboard has 3.1 USB ports which are very fast and nice GUI BIOS I'm using AMD ryzen 3 1200 processor which doesn't come with graphics so I've installed Nvidia 1GB graphics card If you are buying non graphics based AMD ryzen processor you need to have graphics card to boot BIOS otherwise you'll get beap and display will be black I've seen many reviews of black screen please consider the case Works really nice you can use this motherboard both for gaming and programming processing I bought for programming (Web and Android) I've been watching MSI motherboard but actually gigabyte is value for money

Worked out of the box with a Ryzen 3 2200G APU put it in a slim low profile case (an old Antec Minuet 350 I had lying around from years gone by) and stuck it behind my TV and added a PCI-E wi-fi, 16GB DDR4-3000 RAM and a SSD and I'm good to go. I really, really like that the HDMI output on the board is at least v2.0 - this means it can drive my 4K TV at 60Hz - something that should not be taken for granted if you are selecting a media PC and have a 4K TV. Not all boards and video cards support this - though pretty much anything released in the last year or two should have it. The M.2 slot supports PCI-E nvme SSDs as well as SATA M.2 ones. All in all, it works very well and I have two of them - the other one is running a gaming PC with a Ryzen 5 1600 and RX 480 - that one too works very well. If you don't overclock, you don't need more than two RAM slots and you don't need a full size board - this is a great buy. However - I would not trust it to work with Ryzen 3000 chips out of the box - it may need an older chip installed to do a BIOS update first. If you need guaranteed compatibility with Ryzen 3000 without the hassle of updating the BIOS - look elsewhere.

Motherboard doesn't have the newest bios installed and unable to flash bios to install a newer CPU so return it! AMD 3000 and below should able to use right out of the box but 4000 above need update bios in order to use.

I've have read many reasons why, from hardware failure to incompatible bios, but it remains that there is no display with an AMD Athlon 200GE. Product was returned, on further research Athlon 200GE and others have dismay problems with lots of MB's so unless I can get a return on the it I am left with a useless cpu