ok on the m.2 ssd too :)
any ryzen processor supports the m.2 ssd, 7th gen athlon does not support the PCIe ssd
found this in the GA AB350m DS3H manual on page 15
why gigabyte felt they needed to confuse this is beyond me
full manual can be found here (for future search reference)
download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_ga-ab350m-ds3h_e.pdf
I just finished an itx build for my wife; useing the SF450 PS you are getting.... it did not come with the SFX to ATX adapter plate but I got this one and it worked great....
i would have bought it, should have searched for it. it just pissed me off that it wasn't included
an adapter plate would be a $0.25 item if included with the psu
waiting on m.2 ssd, other than that build is complete
ssd should be here tomorrow
case is empty compared to my (and most) other builds
no expansions slots filled, no graphics card, no sound card and no sata harddrives
this thermaltake core v21 case was obviously designed to have an optical drive
they just never put a hole in the cover or sell a bracket for it
caselabs makes a bracket for their flexbay system that i may use. i'd need to remove the cover to use the dvd rw drive, but i rarely need it other than to make mp3 cd/dvd's for my vehicles or load dvd software
Hi,
Yep looks like you can fit many radiators :)
m.2 ssd came yesterday... fired right up
restart time varies from 30 to 34 sec, cold boot is approx 24 sec, i'm happy with that
been looking at all the customization hints here and the net to make win10 a little friendlier
gigabyte has a fastboot program, after reading the reviews i decided against it, mostly cuz you loose access to the bios
the 2 sec i'd save isn't worth it, i loaded the drivers and passed on the rest of the gigabyte app utilities
200 mm case fan turns at maybe 100 rpm just cruising around the net
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