So far so good! The only thing I didn't like is that is only has 2 fan headers. 1 for the cpu, and 1 for a fan, so I had to choose between the front or the back. I chose the back, and I ended up wiring the front to direct power from the PSU. The LED on the board is that little yellow strip on the bottom left corner... the BIOS gives some color options, but they aren't apparently for this particular strip of color because no matter what color I choose it stays yellow... yellow it is! The Ryzen 5 3600 I purchased dropped right in and is running beautifully. I will attach the diagrams that came in the box.

Looks so sweet in my new build! This was the final product needed to finish my build(minus a 3070ti, of course).

Inexpensive and very basic motherboard, but more stable than the fancy Asus ROG Strix B450 that I had before. Using it with a 2700X, 48GB at 3400MT, and a RTX 2070. 24/7 stable mining or gaming. Pretty solid for general use and gaming if you don't need extra features. The V2 version of the board has newer BIOS preinstalled that dropped support for some older CPUs in order to support newer CPUs right out of the box. Only a single M.2 slot; only 2 fan headers (CPU and SYS); only 1 RGB header (12v only, no 5v addressable/digital RGB, very few colors and modes); no VRM heatsinks; no dual BIOS fallback. On the plus side: decent BIOS (has all the usual AMD AGESA options, BIOS flashable over USB or internet, good fan curve control); memory OC stable with all 4 DIMM slots populated; really clean rear panel audio (not particularly loud, but dead silent noisefloor)

I had a A320 board prior to this, but this for around the same price was a definite upgrade. Very nice that the board has a M2 slot and 4 RAM slots, coming from my old board that was a big plus. Some mixed reviews about having to flash the BIOS to support newer Ryzen chips but this has not been an issue for me using my old 2400G. For a less than 100 dollar board you can't go wrong with this one.

I have to say I am pretty happy with Gigabyte motherboards. They work as expected, they are easy to install, and they are designed to take a beating. No concerns here. I just wish if anything the boards were bigger for more cards to connect to.