GIGABYTEB450M DS3H WiFi-Y1 (AM4//AMD/B450/mATX/SATA 6GB/s/USB 3.1/HDMI/Wifi/DDR4/Motherboard)

It has the F42e bios, easy update to F50. Board seems strong and the wifi working out of box on windows 10, not much difference in lag when playing online compared to a laptop. So far so good. Great price will buy again.

+ Wifi chip can deliver speeds as fast and sometimes faster than ethernet for me.+ Can overclock with b450's.- Only 1 fan header for case fans, which means you need a y-splitter for a positive pressure airflow setup.Overall loving this motherboard for my budget PC.

I had previously bought the non-wifi version for my son's budget gaming build...and while that board was solid, I saw the wifi version and decided to test it out.I am a highly experienced system builder, having worked in IT for the better part of 20 years and have always built my own PCs...That said, I took apart his recently built pc to install the B450M DS3H wifi version thinking it would have better wifi reception than the Netgear Nighthawk usb wifi device. Was I wrong. The onboard wifi topped out at 86mbs whereas the the Nighthawk was at 289mbs . The laptop I am writing this on is even getting 144.5 mbs.So we switched back to the NighHawk and disabled the onboard.But that was the only issue. At some point my son had rebooted after installing a game, NBA 2k20, and the system would reboot, go to black screen, then sit there. Only way to turn it off was to hit the power switch on the PSU. Power and reset buttons on case didn't work. After it was off, I hit the power button on case and nothing. Just clicks. I waited a couple of hours as I got busy with other things and it turned on fine. Son continued to install games and rebooted same thing.I figured there was a short somewhere, so I broke down the system, removed/unplugged everything but the processor/heatsink, 1 ram stick, and video card. Nothing, just clicks of the power button.I waited a couple of hours, same thing. I waited a day, still nothing. I ended up RMAing the board with Amazon.At this point I don't know if the problem was with all Wifi version or just the one I got, but if you're thinking about this because of onboard wifi, I don't recommend it. Stick with the Non-Wifi version as I have one in my daughter's ultra budget gaming PC.

I used this to build an office rig. Nothing fancy. board turned on and worked. no issues. plenty of option and easy to customize in UEFI. Did not need to get an older AMD proc to update bios, it worked right out of the box with the ryzen 3200. Has wifi which is always a plus and plenty usb ports. looks cool but nothing crazy flashy. all in all seems like a decent board, only time will tell how good it really is.

Works perfect. Used this for a budget emulation build. Ryzen 2400g, 2400mhz hyper x (OC'd to 2933).

I assembled it and it wouldnt fire off on a brand new build, by the time I took it to a tech for extra help he just informed me(2 days outside return window) that MB is DOA...So now I have $85 worthless pieces of hardware I cant return.

Great motherboard and great price

Excellent motherboard but be forewarned I was shipped a mb with the very 1st F1 BIOS revision that does not support any AMD Ryzen Zen 2 CPUs so had I ordered a Ryzen 5 3600 like I had wanted I would have been stuck with trying to return the mb t Gigabyte for them to update the BIOS for me, trying to get AMD to load me a supported CPU to update the mb with and return it to them, return the Ryzen 5 3600 and order a supported CPU on the old BIOS.Well all of that was at least a couple of weeks extra work and wait time and the clock was already ticking on the return window for all the other desktop computer parts I bought and needed to put together and test. Had I other the Ryzen 5 3600 although they said they would do a MB RMA & update or a CPU loaner I had to gather and present documentation to their satisfaction and do it all before the return period expired on my other parts. Not a risk I wanted to take so I bought a AMD Ryzen 7 2700cpu already supported by the mb BIOS.I have since updated this mb BIOS to version F50a (involved 7 separate BIOS upgrades) and it now supports up to the AMD Ryzen 9 3950X and I'll but that CPU should they ever get cheap enough.So, my other complaint is it could have used a 2nd M.2 NVMe SSD slot for two of those rather than just one but otherwise I really like the high tough build quality.