ASRockB550M-HDV Supports 3rd Gen AMD AM4 Ryzen™ / Future AMD Ryzen™ Processors Motherboard

Good value when i purchased. Gets the job done.

It is a lovely board ready for 2x m.2 and 4x SATA drives. I'm already looking for things to do with the other PCIe slotsThe only thing that is super important to emphasize is there is no Bluetooth or WiFi OOB. So be ready to provide your own option or live that wired life.Oh and the AsRock support software isn't very helpful or robust. I'm sure someone else loves it, but I am coming from an Asus platform and it was just a little disappointing.

This has been a great motherboard so far. It keeps up with my casual gaming. It was easy to install and set up great.

Really solid B550 board that does everything you would expect it to do and does it with zeal. This board is a perfect mix of value and decent features. No, you aren't getting everything you could possibly desire, but at this price point in comparison to others you get a hell of a deal; to get these same features elsewhere it adds another 20%. That isn't a lot of money, but if you are on a tight budget with a build, it makes a difference knowing you can get a quality part at the right price point

I don't know anything about motherboards. I just like the breathing effect you can put on the lights.

I am not one to write reviews but this one is needed to warn others. My motherboard was working fine for a couple of months. Randomly, it decided to stop reading two RAM slots. As i waited for my warranty claim to go through with ASROCK, it corrupted and bricked both of my M.2 drives. I still sent it in for replacement (or what I assumed to be a replacement). Turned out they just resent my motherboard back with the same exact issues. Im currently waiting to see if they will refund me for the hassle.

son unas excelentes motherboards para armar cpu con poco presupuesto, tienen RGB que se ve muy genial

Cheapest B550 ATX MB in the market. Sure it's not as fancy or glamorous as some of the other motherboards you can buy for $150 + but why spend the extra money when you can invest in a faster processor or better graphics card. Now if you are heavily into overclocking you might want to spend the extra dollars, but just for gaming and regular day to day work you cant beat the price of the MB. It's got all the connections and features for the basic gamer. Comes packed with Asrock software suite to control a bunch of stuff. It's also got the 5v 3pin argb connector for those who want to control their rgbs from the motherboard. The only thing that I have some qualms over is the IO shield which is very basic and extremely sharp. On my first attempt to connect to my case it drew blood, made my CPU cooler all bloody. It was very hard to set it to my case so that all my IOs are accessible. The only other thing I should point out is that it doesn't have any usb 3.2 or thunderbolt, but for $100 I am not complaining.would recommend 100%.P.S. if you are not getting the RAM speed make sure you load the RAM profile index in BIOS. I was getting 2666MHZ for my 3200MHZ RAM when I first booted the build, but after I loaded the profile it's all good.