GIGABYTE GA-A320M-S2H (AMD Ryzen...

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"I paired this case with a non-integrated graphics CPU, and a dual fan GTX 1060, all inside a darkFlash DLM-22 M-ATX case. Though most of the issues did arise from the room inside the case itself, there was a big problem with how the SATA ports were placed. Most modern GPUs are built with larger heatsinks to make up for the higher performance they provide, increasing both thickness and length of the card, which would normally be a chassis clearance problem, but in this case, the one I installed went far enough to cover 2 of the 4 SATA ports as well as one of the PCI-e slots under the PCI-Ex16 slot as shown in the picture I have provided. While many users looking at this may not be looking in to having more than, if even 2 drives in their PC, I had 3 to install for the user, which became an immediate problem. I was lucky enough to have a right angle SATA cable that could fit under the GPU, but there is a noticeable amount of stress on the board with the GPU pressing down on the cable, causing for concerns of the longevity. As for the PCI slots, there is room to fit something like a low profile wifi card, as the board does not include it, but is far from ideal as the added card would block a good portion, if not all of one the GPU's fans.While this board was not very good in my situation, I still give it a decent rating for the price value, assuming you are going for a budget build that uses low profile parts. Stick to a smaller GPU, or even use an integrated graphics CPU if gaming performance isn't the highest priority. Otherwise, get a full size motherboard and case, or a different board overall. Proper planning can save you lots of extra work!"