Onda A320V full solid version

To be honest, this motherboard is not very good, mainly in the following aspects: 1. There is a problem with the design location. If you use the original amd fan, the memory slot near the CPU cannot install standard memory. It must be a mini version memory module. This is a hard wound. 2. There are few adjustable options for the motherboard bios, so let's forget about the CPU overclocking, and the video memory of the onboard video card cannot be adjusted. By default, 1g of memory is consumed. 3. After sales is very poor. It's really hard to find their company's technical support. Drivers have to be downloaded from the official website. The official website interface is not friendly. There is no motherboard of this model, and only 320v can be downloaded. There are still a lot of problems about the driver.

Packaging protection: complete Installation difficulty: average (interface is simple and easy to understand) Compatibility performance: with amd ryzen cpu-r3, Kingston 8G-DDR4-2666, GTX1650 graphics card, no compatibility problems are found. Appearance: Compared with other mainstream motherboards, it is small and suitable for assembling small chassis. Black texture paint on the transition layer of the board surface, the main color makes the whole look more simple and low-key (suitable for low configuration and medium configuration) Other features: m 2-ssd socket, supporting mainstream solid-state SSD hard disk. Dual DDR4 memory sockets, up to 32G, meet the needs of any mainstream system. The 6USB socket is enough to meet the needs of mid tier "players".

The first time I bought Onda, it was better than I expected. There was no gimmick with empty heads, and there were all kinds of interfaces. What's more, it was a good national board???