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)

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.

Coming from an X570I it does lack a lot of features but you cant get that board again, so this was only sense-able buy imo for my AMD AM4 3600. The feature I missed the most is Overclocking/underclocking/undervolting. While you can adjust voltage and clocks, the board just isn't as stable as the x570i and I wasn't able to get my 3600 to 4.2ghz but that's not really the use case for this board so I cant fault it for that. This is one of the only 4 or so am4 ITX boards still around.Good board overall for the price!

I think im somehow lacking a Bluetooth driver or I’m just an idiot but other than it was fun to install and works pretty well.

Had a leftover 3700X and 6600XT from recent upgrades so I used this board to build out an SFF box with those parts. Perfect. My only complaint really is that it lacks PCIE gen 4. Not an issue today but will limit any future upgrades.

Works good a couple settings I had to mess within the bios i.e. xdm on ram to enable the 3600mhz and having to rotate secure boot from on to custom and back on to get it to register secure boot. But running this with a ryzen 5 5500 corsair 3600mhz ram and it benchmarks above average with a few tweaks. Good value good board.

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!

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!

So far everything has been great. Mine shipped with the latest bios f15( bios update utility would go any farther).I'm having some weird stuff going on with my nvme ssd. Might be because of the drive I'm using ( crucial p3 1tb pcie x3) but read speeds are low. Not sure why though. Tried getting all drivers loaded and that helped a little. It might be the drive I bought too no idea. Other wise the motherboard is great. The mother board power connector is shifted down from the usual spot so that helped me with my nouvolo steck case. I love having three fan headers too. Downside is the 3rd connector sucks because you need an adapter cable to use it ( it comes with it). Just make sure you don't loose it hahaha.Currently I am running a 5600g, 16gb of ddr4 @3200mhz, and a rtx 3090. Having the GPU and cpu water cooled in a custom loop. Powered it with a Corsair sf750. It's my mini portable rig when I wanna game at a friend's house, host a server, or play in my bedroom( bigger more powerful rig is in the living room). Mini itx boards are the best!No RGB on the board itself to indicate anything for post. But it does have headers for RGB and a speaker.Like some other reviewers had some issues with a different set of ram running at xmp. But that kit might be a dud. It doesn't run anymore in my main rig. It'll be designated to package opening duties.