Asrock B650M-HDV/M.2, AMD B650, AM5, Micro ATX, 2 DDR5, HDMI, DP, 2.5G LAN, PCIe4, 2x M.2

Good mother board but some labels are not good enough also bios is like old style bios, spend couple of hours to find how to switch xmp profile or boot windows but overall it’s good cuz is Asrock all of them are like that, I have r5 7600x KingBank 6800 works perfectly (never seen that any one have use 6800hz ram ) mb helpful for some one

Every socket labelled as needed. Great board. Has inddicator lights which tell you problems when booting (4 indicator lights). Helped me get over a RAM issue I was having. Bios is easy to naviagate too

very good motherboard using with 2 nvmes pcie4 1.5 tb storage and 32 gb of ddr5 ram all stable good performance very cool i am happy with this purchase

Bought this as a recommendation from Hardware Unboxed. Can't complain, it's a solid AM5 board for the price. I'd recommend their review for a comprehensive breakdown.

STAY AWAY!!! This motherboard fried itself and took my 9800X3D with it. One of the absolute worst motherboards I have ever owned I know it's tempting to get a cheaper mobo but it's gonna cost you so much more replacing them constantly. I'm absolutely fuming and this is my 2nd motherboard by Asrock. I should be spending my weekend gaming and now I'm spending it trying to get ahold of AMD. Not to mention it's flimsy, you can't use ram at full speeds or it'll freeze your system and my previous mobo from this company straight up broke a ram slot refusing to register my 2 16GB ram sticks. I'm just so lucky it didn't fry anything else in the process. Especially since my 9070XT was brought at a ridiculously low sale price

For a custom build for the average person, you don't need many slots, ports or connectivities. This is perfect for round £100

Strengths: 💪 Value for money 💵-One of the biggest strengths of this board is the cost-to-feature ratio. As it brings AM5 support and B650 features into a much lower price bracket than many competitor boards. Strong core specs-It supports the AM5 socket (so future proof to some degree), dual-slot DDR5 memory (and high speeds via OC), two M.2 slots (one PCIe Gen5 x4 “Blazing”, one Gen4 x4 “Hyper”) and a 2.5 GbE LAN port. Good VRM & build for the price – The board uses an 8+2+1 Dr.MOS power phase design and 2oz-copper PCB layers (per ASRock specs) to support even high-end CPUs. Micro-ATX form factor – For smaller builds or mATX cases, this is a strong option rather than having to go ATX. Future‐proof features – The presence of a PCIe Gen5 M.2 slot (even if the main PCIe slot is Gen4) gives SSD upgrade potential. ⚠️ What you give up / trade-offs Only 2 DIMM slots – The board has only two DDR5 memory slots. For many normal usage scenarios (e.g., gaming, everyday desktop) that’s fine, but if you want to expand to 64 GB+ via 4-slot kits, or do extreme memory overclocking, this is a limitation. Limited I/O / features compared to premium boards – For example: no built-in WiFi (only optional via M.2 Key E slot). Also fewer USB ports in some cases, no RGB lighting or headers (so if you like flashy RGB builds you’ll need add-ons). PCIe limitations – While it supports a Gen5 M.2 slot, the main PCIe x16 slot is only PCIe Gen4 (not Gen5) because of chipset constraints. Some users may prefer full Gen5 x16 for next-gen GPU bandwidth (though in practice many GPUs don’t yet need full Gen5 bandwidth). Memory tuning/compatibility complexity – enabling very high DDR5 OC speeds may require manual tuning of memory timings/termination/resistor settings. In other words: out-of-the-box you’ll do great, but pushing the limits may require more work. 🎯 My verdict If I were to summarise: For anyone building an AM5 system on a budget (especially gaming or general-purpose use) this motherboard hits a sweet spot. You get the core essentials: support for modern Ryzen CPUs, DDR5, M.2 SSDs (including future PCIe Gen5), 2.5 GbE, good VRM for the price. If you don’t need extensive future memory expansion, RGB flair, built-in WiFi, or want the absolute highest premium features, this board is hard to beat. However, if you are a power user doing workstation tasks, heavy memory expansion, or want full luxury features (WiFi, tons of USB, multiple M.2 with heatsinks, Gen5 GPU lanes, fancy lighting) then you might prefer to spend more. Good pick if: you want solid AM5 platform, microATX size, good value. Consider alternatives if: you need advanced features, lots of memory expansion, WiFi built‐in, or want Gen5 GPU slot.

Great performance and value. It worked out of the box with my 7600 X but I did a BIOS update just in case. Rock solid stable with 32Gb DDR5 and an RX 6700.

İt didnt had argb header ı hadn’t payed attention

Im very recommend this item, but i had some problems during process, my motherboard coming with litter capacitor desconected (loose insead bag) but i only saw this after installed the processor and cooler, I dismantled everything, took photos and asked for the part to be returned. Amazon authorized the return but did not pay for shipping. After analyzing the supplier, he did not mention the capacitor and only said that the seal was broken and that there was no warranty. After a few emails, Amazon issued the refund. I went to a store and bought the same motherboard. I recommend the motherboard, Amazon, but pay attention to whoever supplies it!

It's a decent little motherboard, zero issues out of the box. So far I have ran this for 5 days straight with no crashing and very consistent performance. I do wish this had some RGB/ARGB headers, but this is a "budget" board. Oh how I remember when mid-range and premium boards didn't cost much more than this. Wouldn't have costed them but a few cents to add a chip for ARGB, but I guess keeping your market segments as segregated as possible is a little more important these days. Who ever really heard of a budget board that has a dedicated wifi card slot and built in IO shield, but no RGB headers. Overall, for $100, this is one of the best boards you can get to have Ryzen 7000/8000/9000 support. BIOS was somewhat simple to navigate with the help of some googling to find where the iGPU settings are so I could disable that. Boot times are great, at around 4-6 seconds after it has done its first POST. Ryzen 5 7600x Gigabyte 1060 2x8GB Corsair DDR5-6000 Some random OEM WD NVME drive

Natürlich ein low budget Mainboard, dennoch mit allen notwendigen Dingen ausgestattet. Obacht, dieses Board hat keinen PCIe 5.0 x16 Slot für die neuste Generationen der Grafikkarten. Ich denke der Unterschied zu 4.0 x16 wird keinen großen Unterschied machen, insofern man keine 5090 von nVidia betreibt. Laut YouTube scheint es auch möglich zu sein, CPU's mit einer höheren TDP stabil zu betreiben. Ich verwende hier einen übertakteten 7500F von AMD. Alles läuft prima und absolut rock stable. Als DDR5 RAM habe ich 6000CL26 mit 2x32GB. Auch hier gibt es keinerlei Probleme.

半年以上の試行錯誤を経て、BIOSにてAdvanced→AMD Common Platform module→Thunderbolt SupportをEnabledにする事によって、モニターのUSB-C接続ならびに給電可能になりました。 マザーボード・CPU・thunderbolt拡張カードと一回返品して診てもらい、モニターもDELLに変え、パソコン工房に診てもらってやっとです。 メモリーもAMD EXPO対応でスイートスポットと言われる6000MHzで動作可能となりました。 どれだけ大枚はたいた事か。 Asrockらしいと言えばAsrockらしいのですが。 モニターにUSB-C接続で再起動できない問題も、Asrockマザーで再起動出来ない時のUEFI設定をネットで検索して解決させました。 結果今の満足度は⭐️5ですがそれまでの試行錯誤と費用に⭐️1で、総合評価は⭐️4です。 だけどマザーの構成はメモリー２本で充分でしょうし(4枚差しても動作するか分かりませんし)、一番上のスロットにグラボを刺して、一番下にthunderbolt4拡張カードも刺せますし、M.2 2枚刺せるのと、Wifiも拡張可能なのでMicroATXながら必要充分な構成です。thunderbolt4でモニターからKVN機能などでUSB接続も可能になったのでUSBハブも困らなくなりました。 お金が無くて動画や写真を楽しみたい方には今はZEN3の5700GとB550マザーで組んでfluidmotion videoで楽しむ事をお勧めします。