Gigabyte A520I AC (AMD Ryzen AM4/Mini-ITX/Direct 6 Phases Digital PWM with 55A DrMOS/Gaming GbE LAN/Intel WiFi+Bluetooth/NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4 M.2/3 Display Interfaces/Q-Flash Plus/Motherboard)

90$ mini itx board. Great value for sure and great features for the price wifi and bt were already working on first boot! Bios is also great super straight forward. Everything you need and nothing you don’t, 2 fan headers second one comes with an extension cable.

It worked with a Ryzen 5600x right out of the box, no BIOS update needed. XMP profile for RAM was 1 click in BIOS setup. Plenty of fan headers and even a few RGB connections if you're in to that. The only cons are the included paperwork is just 1 sheet of paper that just shows an overview of the on board connections, but no labeling of the pin connections; specifically the front panel I/O, which has to be plugged in individually. You will have to search online for the specific model to find the actual 42 page user manual in PDF form to find the breakdown of all the specific pins functionality. No one includes driver media anymore, but you can either download drivers individually from Gigabyte's website, or download their "APP Center" application which will install driver updates for you, as well as some useful (and other not so useful) tools. Pay attention to the setup process with APP Center though, as it will try to, by default, install Norton Antivirus software. You can pick and choose which apps and drivers to install. The on board wifi/bluetooth supposedly supports up to about 450 mbps, but regardless of placement of the antenna, I was only able to get about 100 mbps upload and download speeds both before and after driver updates; my MacBook Pro sitting right next to the PC was able to get 545 mbps up/down. Your mileage may vary however. I haven't tested the on board wired LAN but it's an Intel 1gbps port so it should run at whatever your home internet is capable of. Overall solid board with no issues,

Excellent Mini-ITX motherboard, Here's my experience:I paired it with a Ryzen 5700G processor and 64GB of RAM, housed in the Akasa Maxwell Pro Plus, an aluminium fanless Mini-ITX case. The combination works flawlessly under Arch Linux, providing a silent and efficient system that handles multitasking, development workloads, and media playback with ease.The motherboard's layout is well-designed, with intuitive placement of headers and ports that simplify the build process in small cases like mine.Overall, the Gigabyte A520I AC is a fantastic choice for anyone building a compact and capable system. Highly recommended!

Great MB, I have installed three with no issues.

Purchased a like-new version of this board for a friend's entry-level gaming build. It's fine, totally acceptable overall though the single M.2 slot and slow wifi are inconvenient. Unfortunately the package arrived sans motherboard standoff screws so I had to scrounge up extras on my own. Otherwise great for the price.

I don't write long comments often but I have to say this $109 mobo is impressive. I have experienced tons of mid-high-end hardware from both Intel and different mobo brands. I have some parts left so I decided to build an ITX for fun. Previously my platform is running on an asrock b550 itx, which is the cheapest B550 it. Sadly it totally died after three month and the warranty covered it (directly return to amazon, no complaints).I found this a520 which is also the only a520 itx you can find now. Oirginally I thought a520 will lack a lot of features and the mobo will be cheaply made. Surprisingly it looks great! It has a OK BIOS. Not the most complicated and advanced BIOS I have experienced, but it gives you all essentials! Ez access to fan curve, and memory frequency, and it even has PBO menu which is a big surprise! I am pairing a 5600x with it and it works just fine. MOS temp looks pretty cool even compared to my $200-300 mobos.I know it is not ez to find a new am4 itx mobo anymore but this one proves it is a good option! Hope it can last long for me

Came open box, missing parts, and the main manual.It was also dead on arrival.I bought it marked new, so buyer beware this could happen to you.The board itself seems well built and sturdy for a budget build. Sacrifices a lot of features but sturdy!

Great choice for my 1st ITX build, the tiny Jonsboro case I put it in was very tight but every thing worked out great and so far no issues with the board, very solidly built as usual.