Asus Prime A320M-K AM4 motherboard socket (uATX, AMD A320, Ryzen, 2x DDR4 memory, USB 3.0, M.2 interface)

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An exclusive circuit design with built-in voltage regulators to protect your chipset, connectivity ports, and audio codecs from damage caused by unexpected high-level voltages from unstable or inferior power supplies. It also shows that ASUS reliability surpasses industry standards ensuring that every component is designed to function flawlessly in any environment.

ASUS offers a suite of proprietary components — graphics cards sound cards optical drives — that perfectly complement the Prime 200 series so you can complete your custom motherboard build with confidence! The team of excellent engineers are passionate about empowering everyone to enjoy the benefits of customization and tuning, and the driving force behind the development of Prime is to make advanced enthusiast controls easily accessible - maximizing performance, stability and compatibility for great DIY PC experiences. Intelligent design and premium hardware create audio quality unlike anything youve ever experienced! We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. ASUS gives you the peace of mind of knowing that your motherboard is fit for all environments and applications.

By choosing ASUS, you also gain the freedom to select outstanding component options, for trouble-free DIY experiences.

Exclusive Fan Xpert ensures every fan achieves the best balance of cooling performance and low noise - and with Prime 200 series boards and their hardware-level 4-pin/3-pin PWM/DC mode for case fans, a simple BIOS adjustment lets you run your case fan in PWM/DC. All housed in a Fractal Design Core 1000 case, making for a subtle gaming machine that can handle 1440p.

That means exceptional protection and stability for your build thanks to decades of engineering experience from the worlds leading motherboard brand. This all-in-one app offers diverse and easy-to-use functionality with no need to switch back and forth between different utilities. However, when I play games (doesn’t matter a heavy or mid load games) the motherboard just decides to either drop the fps or even rebooting itself. This extends beyond I/O ports to DRAM to safeguard the lifespan of your system and connected devices.