Be sure to update the BIOS first. I could not get Win 10 to install until I downloaded and installed the latest version. This was a Ryzen 5 5600x build. I wish this motherboard had two things...an external CMOS reset switch on the back I/O and an on-board hard drive activity light. But for what you get, I can't complain about the price. I got it to POST on the first try. Everything is running as it should and the aesthetics are attractive. I like how the board is laid out with regard to fan and aRGB headers giving you plenty of options in terms of cable routing. Also, the latest version of Asrock Polychrome sync is better than AuraSync IMO. If you can afford a Taichi, get that instead. But for under 180 dollars this is a competitive option.
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Since 2005 I've turned to ASRock. They're products have lasted both the test of time and perfect performance expectations. Their BIOS is easy to modify. Their saturation in the market assures me one, that there's going to be a broad user group with tips and tricks from people like me, with the advantage of first hand experience. Two, that if after over a decade, in the tech world, an eternity. People can continue to count on their engineering. For, this is the heart and soul of the computer I'm investing time and money in. ASRock's motherboards, they provide the pulse. They have, they do, and will continue, to always do exactly that.
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