ASRock B550 Phantom Gaming 4 Supports AMD AM4 Socket Ryzen™ 3000, 3000 G-Series, 4000 G-Series, 5000 and 5000 G-Series Desktop Processors Motherboard

It is a lovely board ready for 2x m.2 and 4x SATA drives. I'm already looking for things to do with the other PCIe slotsThe only thing that is super important to emphasize is there is no Bluetooth or WiFi OOB. So be ready to provide your own option or live that wired life.Oh and the AsRock support software isn't very helpful or robust. I'm sure someone else loves it, but I am coming from an Asus platform and it was just a little disappointing.

Good value when i purchased. Gets the job done.

This has been a great motherboard so far. It keeps up with my casual gaming. It was easy to install and set up great.

Really solid B550 board that does everything you would expect it to do and does it with zeal. This board is a perfect mix of value and decent features. No, you aren't getting everything you could possibly desire, but at this price point in comparison to others you get a hell of a deal; to get these same features elsewhere it adds another 20%. That isn't a lot of money, but if you are on a tight budget with a build, it makes a difference knowing you can get a quality part at the right price point

This motherboard does NOT have an actual SATA controller for the 4 onboard ports. If you use either of the M.2 slots, you will disable all the SATA ports because it can't handle the bandwidth of both. Absolutely useless. This is not made clear in the description. Seemed too good to be true - and it absolutely was. Now I have to sell this motherboard used at a substantial loss because the return window is closed and the board isn't "bad." But it definitely isn't good. Steer well clear if you're intending to use this for a NAS build.

Love the features of this board and it came with latest bios installed. Rare mATX AM4 board with a USB C front panel connection along with a USB C port on the back IO panel.

This board works flawlessly out of the box (at least it does now). The BIOS version on the board I received was P1.50. According to ASRock's website, any BIOS newer than P1.20 supports Ryzen 5000. I intend to pair this board with a 5600X. Some people have received outdated BIOS versions, but that issue seems to have cleared up.I got the board on sale for $90, which is a bang-good price. It isn't very flashy, and the IO shield is rather cheap, but the build quality of the board isn't bad either. The 2oz copper traces really help with heat management, making this board really good for overclocking as long as you have an appropriate cooling solution.The board comes with FOUR M.2 slots (2 Gen4, 2 Gen3) because the M.2 slots are double stacked. This particular model lacks Wi-Fi support, but it does have an M.2 slot for Wi-Fi.The board only has one PCIe x16 slot, so if you intended to rock multiple GPUs you are going to need something more expensive.Overall, very good motherboard and incredibly good price.

A good B550 board that fulfills its purpose. Pretty easy to work with.