GIGABYTE A520i AC ITX MB UNBOXING -- LGH

**Gigabyte A520I AC ITX Motherboard Review**

There's two HDMIs on this one which I haven't seen in a long time. Your USB 3.1 is a motherboard quick flash button that would be your flash USB or standard USB, normal but when you plug it in click this with a bias, flash on it you will quick flash your motherboard without having to even basically even have a CPU in it.

There's your display port, two more 2.0, gigabit LAN AC Wi-Fi which is really nice. Your audio pretty simple audio, this is not in Aurora's board where you have the other step in the fiber optic which is kind of missing but this is what it is um it's a good thing for my VR box so it's not going to be needed anyway.

Um the BRM is nice I do like the Gigabyte way of doing decent work on their boards with their nice caps very nicely done. And that must be the other header piece here for the other fan thing we're talking about that could be audio and HD audio, and then over here is USB, USB 3 even though yeah 3.2 of course.

Your digital or well that's just your regular RGB, another RGB here, another USB here you got four SATAs on the board. Your 24-pin DDR4 slots, eight-pin for the uh power of the board, your CPU fan header is going to be right here it's pretty simple small laid out board that's going to do a job that is just absolutely perfect for what's needed.

On this board I mean it's just a mini ITX board that you don't spend a lot of money on. I want one thing to be kept in mind here though remembering that this board will not use a 3200 or 3400G in it as this is a moving forward board so it is three thousand and five thousand CPUs only in this board.

Which means at this point you have to have a video card until some new APUs come out so this is something to remember when purchasing. You can see it is a very nice little board it does everything you'd like it to do in an ITX build now I put it in my daughter's build as it was in my VR box but I'm not using VR right now so decided to rip it out as I wasn't happy with that build anyway.

And it had nothing to do with the board or the parts, had a lot to do with the case I hate the case so I pulled everything out of there used the board and weirdly the 3400G that wasn't supposed to work in it again that was an accident as in the video link that will be up here somewhere.

Um it does run in it I'm not 100% that you will go out and buy this exact same board and a 32 or 3400G is going to work as we don't know what bias revision has been done or what changes have been done since the next manufacturing of this board but mine works perfectly with the 3400G it's in my daughter's build, and her Carers World Pink PC custom water cooled I'm very proud of.

And I gotta say overall this board has been performing quite well we have no issues with it whatsoever if you're looking to have an ITX build not spend a ton of money and all your lighting is and really is going to come from everything around I mean the Aurora's board only has a back light along the edge of the board so it's not like it's got to be the board to have to do it.

And this actually has three headers where that board only has two for your fan, so in the end I would choose this board over that one overall other than the chipset this board like I said is moving forward to your worst board that I'm using in my water cool custom on the wall is the B450I ITX so again thank you for watching I hope this helps you out if you're looking for the A520I AC ITX board from Gigabyte as it is a very nice board until next time game over.