Pros: Came with the most recent BIOS update(f50) making it simple to drop in the Ryzen 3 3200g and go. Has plenty of options for a budget board.

Cons: For the price, there really aren't any.

Overall Review: If you are looking for a budget board, don't plan on loading it up with an overclocked 3950x(or even overclocking a 3800x), it has all the essentials. only one each CPU and system fan PWM header, but 2 system fans run fine on a splitter.

Pros: Easy access packaging

Cons: Latency is a little high.

Overall Review: Surprised I didn't have to set the DOCP/XMP when I installed in the Gigabyte B450M DS3H rev1.0. Just automatically went to 2400mhz. Paired with the Ryzen 3 3200g.

Pros: Well built. Works. Cables have plenty of length and plenty of choices. 80+ Bronze

Cons: Not for heavy usage of today's cpu/gpu combinations.

Overall Review: 450w(420w on the +12v rail) is a little overkill for just running a 65W CPU with an iGPU, but the price is certainly right if you don't plan on throwing a power hog GPU in your system.

Pros: Works.

Overall Review: Have a bunch of movies that I want to archive so I can get rid of the physical media, Seems it will do that job just fine.

Overall Review: It's not the best rated, but it's up there. not thin like some others, so not as messy.

Pros: Fast Well packaged Easy to install

Overall Review: As advertised