ASRockB650 PRO RS AMD Ryzen 7000 Series Processors Motherboard

Pretty dang good. This motherboard is a beast and has plenty of usb ports AND an additional usb C port. It also has rgb in the back that lights up your pc as well

Nice board, running Team Group T-Force 6000mhz (2x 16) sticks of ram, with absolutely no problems. Ryzen 7800x3d cpu, Water cooled with a 240mm Thermalright Aio, 1tb Neo Forza 4.0 nvme, with a Evga RTX 3060 12 Gb Gpu. Every thing works very well together Very impressed with this low-budget motherboard love asrock best price to proformance out there, plus is very nice looking with silverish heat sinks there not white picture looks white.loving this computer build. Update, been almost a year now sence build and all is fine runs really good going to upgrade my gpu to a new 5000 rtx or Rx 8000 upon launch. Will update after release.

Great motherboard that looks and performs great. The only problem with it is the heat sinks are really big and for smaller cases like mine it’s too big to the point where some AIOs like mine won’t fit. Very happy with it though and would definitely recommend if you have a bigger case.

I’ve almost had this product for a year. It was a starter mother board. Easy bios. Now I’m thinking about upgrading to something that has more power capabilities.

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7700 (AIO cooled, not overclocked)RAM: 64 GB G.SKILL (rated for 6000, underclocked to 5600 because board was not stable at 6000)GPU: MSI 4090 (not overclocked)Board died before it hit the two month mark. Board would power up, but would not pass the CPU check. Tried resetting CMOS via jumper and battery. Tried resetting BIOS entirely via Flashback. Nothing. ASRock boards give almost no diagnostic information, so I'll never really know what happened, but was not impressed w/ the overall build quality of this board. It was my first ASRock and I will never give another one. Memory training on boot took ages and the board gave no indication that it was working correctly, so some boots were very long and anxiety riddled just hoping the BIOS screen comes up. The USB port for Flashback wasn't even marked on the back--I had to dig through their web documentation to find out which port to use. CMOS battery and WIFI M.2 are beneath any modern GPU so they're impossible to reach without disassembly. Doesn't come with a CMOS CLR jumper despite having an inaccessible CMOS battery and the manual doesn't even give instructions for how to reset with a jumper. Just lots of little things that make this a bad board for PC builders.Fortunately, Amazon issued a full refund. Replaced with an ASUS. All components worked and my memory was able to run at a stable 6000 under XMP / EXPO on the new board, too. Bonus: the ASUS board has an LED readout with diagnostic code so you actually know what the hell the board is doing at all times.If I could rate this board 0 stars, I would. Absolute trash.

Works great with Ryzen 9 7900 turned PBO on and gained same performance as 7900x Love the heatsink provided for the main m.2. 2x16GB ram sticks overclocked to 6000mhz no problem. Only negatives are the second and 3rd m.2 slots don't have provided heat sinks and there are limited USB plugs on the board. You get what you pay for and for around $200 this is a solid option into am5 and im happy with it.

Hasta el momento va súper bien la board, para el precio que la adquirí va súper bien

Haven't had any issues with this board using a 7900x, 6000mhz 2x 16GB of ram and a 3080 TI. (1000W Power supply if you were wondering)