MSI A320M-A PRO Motherboard mATX - Supports AMD Ryzen 1st, 2nd and 3rd Gen Processors, AM4, DDR4 Boost (3200MHz/OC), 1 x PCIe 3.0 x16, HDMI, Gigabit LAN, Black

I purchased this board to upgrade my pc as I had an AMD Ryzen 5 2600 processor to hand and didn't want to spend too much. This board fit the bill perfectly. Cheap but efficient, it has enabled me to upgrade to a much better machine. I'm not into gaming so can't comment on how well it would cope in that scenario, but for everyday use, it's fantastic. Built to MSI's usual high standards, I would heartily recommend this board as a cheap way to upgrade.

This board is great for the price, however you are buying something very basic. I used this in my first PC build and it does what I need it to do. However had I known how basic it was I would've upgraded to a B450 board instead. A memory speed cap of 3000MHz, 1 4 pin fan header and no LED lighting headers are a few of the basic features I wish I had known about beforehand. Great for those looking for something basic, however very little room for improvement in terms of upgrades in the future for those looking to upgrade in the future.

Really good value, easy To understand BIOS, not good for mining though as it only supports 1 gpu but good value for 30 euro.

If you want to build a small form factor pc on a tight budget this is the board for you. Here is my build components : -Case. Cooler Master MasterBox NR200PCpu. Ryzen 3600Ram. corsair 3200Gpu. Rtx 2070Psu. Unbranded 150mm length psu. This fits easily into the case and there is enough clearance for the gpu. I did not bother buying the psu adaptor, I just used some double sided gorilla tape to save more money....The cpu is not really overclockable as it only uses a 4 pin power connector.All in all I am very pleased with this build and it runs like a dream.

Would recommend for a budget build. Built a new pc for the kids and with this and a ryzen 3100 it runs very well. No crashes or problems so far.Edit: after a week of it running the mother bored gave up so returned and brought a gigabyte bored instead

It’s 2023 this motherboard should have m.2 also the pcie slot is under the gpu slot so when I put my gpu in I can’t use the pcie slot, I had to spend £30 for a wifi extender so I can use wifi on this motherboard

With ryzen 3 4100. Cheapy.Had to install graphics card as 4100 does not include an on-board graphics software and hdmi port on m/b as a result would not pick up screen. The m/b easily picked up my front panel USB wireless keyboard so definitely did NOT need old ps2 purple connector keyboard.Pressed Delete to get into BIOS.Booted up in legacy mode. Not uefi because have an old hdd running windows 10. Had to use MBR2CFT.exe on old hard disk to create additional efi partition for Windows 11 uefi capability. MBR2CFT shrunk one of my old HDD partition slightly to accommodate new efi partition. Apparently risky but took 5 minutes. Great m/b.

It's ok for the money, supports most things you would need. No WiFi on board but that's acceptable so long as you are aware.