GIGABYTE launches AMD A520 motherboards, a well priced option for Ryzen Zen 2 and Zen 3 CPUs

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GIGABYTE introduces AMD A520 chipset motherboards, support for AMD Ryzen 3rd generation as well as plans to support next generation Ryzen processors. GIGABYTE A520 motherboards are designed to provide a wide range of functions to meet every need for the home and office.

GIGABYTE A520 motherboards come in two series AORUS and UD, with a variety of size options: ATX, Micro ATX and mini ITX are powered by pure digital PWM components, providing stable power supply. The A520I AC mini motherboard is specially designed for Small Form Factor (SSF) PC systems, with a 6-phase Direct Digital VRM Solution with 55A DrMOS, enabling top performance with stable power. when overclocking on AMD Ryzen 3rd generation processors.

In addition to the special design of the power supply unit, GIGABYTE A520 motherboards also focus on cutting edge thermal design. A520 AORUS ELITE uses a multi-cut aluminum heatsink design to optimize heat conduction and convection for high-end PWM heatsinks, keeping the system cool and stable even when performing. Overclocking.

GIGABYTE A520 motherboards exhibit comprehensive connectivity of extensive interfaces, including exclusive gaming GbE networking design. A520M DS3H AC and A520I AC also incorporate 802.11ac wireless connectivity, so users can now enjoy optimized network efficiency and reliability by flexibly switching between high-speed Ethernet and connectivity. wireless. The A520 AORUS ELITE motherboard features USB 3.2 Gen 2 connectivity for high-speed data transfers at 10 Gbps. The attached port shield design makes assembly easier and avoids re-assembling when users miss this I / O shield.

GIGABYTE A520 motherboards feature RGB Fusion technology with programmable LED / RGB strip lights, providing users with a great PC experience. GIGABYTE A520 motherboards feature exclusive Q-Flash Plus Technology. Users can easily update BIOS without installing processor, memory, graphics card or restarting the computer; so you can flash the BIOS without worrying about not being able to boot the system due to compatibility issues. The latest BIOS update enhances the performance of the new processor and partially fixes the security issues of SMM Callout that can allow users to enjoy the benefits of system performance and security at the same time.

GIGABYTE A520 motherboards feature a number of technologies to effectively save energy and keep systems cool, with extended product lifespan, including the renowned Ultra Durable Technology, digital power design and Smart fan technology. GIGABYTE A520 motherboards are packed with unique features to give you the perfect build foundation.

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