Customer Ratings & Reviews

This motherboard does not break the bank, it has a lot of good features AND it is buult solidly. The only thing that could make this motherboard better would be a universal connector for case plugins. Such as Power Led, etc.

Very easy board to use and install and comes with preinstalled IO shield so a plus. Easy to navigate BIOS as well and is good for its price when on sale.

Works great does the job it needs to do. Nothing more nothing less

First mobo I’ve ever worked with. The directions are very user friendly and the motherboard itself is extremely easy to install. There are plenty of 4 pin fan ports and several 3 pin led light ports. The leds on the motherboard itself are stunning and very easy to control and change.

Excellent entry level mother board for ryzen cpu. Would recommend

Motherboard has everything I need. All parts worked fine with motherboard. RGB looks Great. Motherboard Home Screen has everything you need to validate inventory and setup bootstrap config. The only thing that bothered me was when I was building the PC the mouse was slow from motherboard bios screen before I got the OS installed.

Good purchase, worked for me. Simple easy to use and install.

Really good motherboard not had any problems with it can run any game at high fps

I bought this to make a computer for myself from scratch with the help of my son. The end computer is excellent. It was easy to mount and install and there have been no issues whatsoever with this motherboard.

Had this board for a little over a year now, everything still works perfect and modding through the BIOS screen is extremely user friendly.

This is a solid motherboard. The wiring instructions were akin to IKEA furniture assembly instructions though. My biggest complaint is that the MB doesn’t have onboard WiFi or Bluetooth. It was my oversight, but I won’t cry too much. USB adaptors for both are inexpensive and readily available. There is also only a single SSD slot.

Needed a new board as my x570 had some faulty headers and was in a rough shape. Couldn't ask for a simpler swap. Solid board and a pretty good bios as well.

I bought my computer around an AMD5600X series CPU and after much research and comparing motherboards this one was the best one I could afford on a budget and it works great.

Really like this motherboard got it with my 5900x. Only thing that was a bit of an issue was that i had to go into the BIOS to control how my computers fans worked. The Motherboard will crank them up to 100% for no reason. But after this curve everything has been amazing. ALSO THIS IS BIG this motherboard does not have WIFI like the description states. Found this out after i purchased it and put it together, And I am not taking this apart again, so i bought a 6E PCI wifi card. I would have gave the product 5 star but both the best buy store and the associate messed that up by not knowing or having the proper product description cause after doing a build its a pain to unassembled it and rebuild again. So it gets three Starts

Good motherboard if ur gonna only use a Ethernet connection works well with my 3700X and 5700XT

Been perfect.i have used it everyday over a year!!

I've been an ASUS motherboard fan for the past 20+ years. However, with their steady decline in both quality and customer service over the past several years (not to mention the exploding 7800X3D debacle), I decided to try a different brand when it came time to build another system. I went with the B550 because of the good reviews, and also it had everything I needed and the price was acceptable. I didn't need the latest and greatest since I'm just pairing it with an older AM4 chip. So far it's been rock stable and I've had no major problems other than some odd behavior when it scanned the DRAM the first few boot-ups. It would take a long time to boot until I enabled the XMP memory profile in BIOS. Now everything runs great.

DISCLAIMER: I am a current Geek Squad Agent. Two M.2s, dedicated JRGB, tons of USBs, room to add more via connectors, six SATA ports, at least five 4-pin case fan headers (might be a sixth). And a fully featured BIOS. Would recommend.

It was too big for my case which is my fault. Stuck it in anyway and have been enjoying my frankenstein abomination for some time now.

I've been using this motherboard with a 3700 for about 1.5 years with great success. The drivers provide a lot of overclocking options, but I've only used the auto so far. Things are working well so far with Samsung Pro 270 M.2 and a spinning drive as well as 16GB RAM.