GIGABYTEB550 UD AC (rev. 1.2) Motherboard, Supports AMD AM4 Ryzen 5000 Processors, ATX, DDR4, Dual M.2, SATA 6Gb/s, Intel 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Realtek GbE LAN, PCIe 4.0

I bought this to go with my Ryzen 5 5700X and RX 6800 Graphics card, and it works great! No issues, Ryzen 5000 supported right out of the box, as advertised. It even came with a pleasant surprise: a wifi card. Excellent value for a motherboard, highly recommend

Perfect, everything worked as it should and it was well packaged. Came with extra stand-off screws. Great motherboard and great price!

I received this item and had hoped for quality. Instead, I received a product that the M.2 slots don't work, the power deviation is broken, and overall has not allowed for my PC to run. I've tried getting a replacement for this item and was told yes for a refund but then no in an email. Do not buy this product or you might also not be able to use your PC after spending $100 on a broken motherboard.

Fast setup. Easy to navigate bios. Works well with 64GB DDR4 3600. Exceptional performance with a Ryzen 7 5700X. I have both m.2 SSDs populated and am getting maximum throughput. I upgraded the wifi card before I installed anything. Take out the two screws on the bottom of the motherboard fastening the card bracket in place. Remove the assembly. Take out the screw holding the card in place. Swap cards. Be sure to reconnect the antenna cables. Reverse order. I replaced mine with an Intel ax210 wifi 6e + BT 5.3. 1201Mbps. Nice. If you're looking for a good ATX board, this is a great choice. I have many gigabyte boards and have yet to have a problem.

I was worried about buying a cheap B550 motherboard, but since my build was alreayd exapnding beyond the budget I was making for this. I decided to stick with it for the sake of the built in Wifi.A year later, and my AM4 system still works like it's brand new.It was only a small hassle to update the BIOS with the USB stick with the BIOS on it. However, there's plenty of youtube tutorials to help teach you how to do the whole process.All I had to do was download what I needed on the USB stick.Put in the MOBO.Wait an hour, (making sure the sky was clear and there were no scheduled storms.)and bam, the update was done and I could build my computer normally.ONE, small issue with cheap MOBOS, is that all of the plugs have a harder time being put in and being pulled out. This includes the Ram stick, so be careful and PATIENT when you're plugging things in, so you don't break anything important.Other than that, it was a good purchase.

Bought this motherboard to upgrade my sons aging Intel build and bring him up to date with more modern hardware. Basically, I built him a new computer from the ground up. I opted for a Ryzen 4600G with exceptional silicon (actually boosts as high as 6100mhz for short durations). 32Gb of RAM, 1Tb Nvme main drive with a 4Tb spinning dino-drive as mass storage. Ditched the cheapo cooler the 4600G came with for something with a much higher TDP. Using a RX 6650 XT for graphics with a 1080p monitor. This does everything he wants to do. Including live-streaming gaming. He's happy, I'm happy, everybody is happy.That said, my own recent build used a Gigabyte motherboard as well. That is why I used a Gigabyte board for his build. I'm really impressed with the quality of Gigabyte recently. I have no brand loyalty at all. I look around and see who is providing what level of quality for the dollar and go with the one who offers the most bang for the buck. Recently, Gigabyte has been killing it with motherboards.

Works well with my 3700X

Me llego a Cali en 9 días, ensamblada con un ryzen 5 4500 un nvme de un tera y una 4060 sin problemas.