Key Points

• Form Factor: micro-ATX

• Socket / Chipset: AM4 — AMD A520

• Supported CPU: Ryzen 5000/5000G, 4000G, 3000/3000G (depending on BIOS).

• Memory: 4× DDR4 (dual-channel, ECC/non-ECC), typically up to 128 GB.

Wireless & Wired Network

• Built-in Wi-Fi: Intel Dual Band 802.11ac (2.4/5 GHz) up to 433 Mb/s + Bluetooth 4.2 (antenna included).

• LAN: Realtek 8118 Gaming GbE with bandwidth management.

Storage

• M.2: 1× M.2 NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4, also SATA compatible (2242/2260/2280).

• SATA: 4× SATA 6 Gb/s.

Expansion Slots

• 1× PCIe 3.0 x16 (GPU)

• 2× PCIe 3.0 x1 (expansion cards).

Graphics (with Ryzen “G” APU)

• Rear video outputs: HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI-D (multi-display).

• HDMI 2.1 announced (up to 4K @ 60, HDCP 2.3; backward compatible).

Rear I/O

• USB: 4× USB 3.2 Gen 1 + 2× USB 2.0

• Network: 1× RJ-45

• Audio: 3 analog jacks

• PS/2 combo keyboard/mouse.

Internal Headers & Cooling

• Internal USB: 1× header USB 3.2 Gen 1 (front) + 1× header USB 2.0

• Fans: 3 connectors (1 CPU + 2 System) + 5 temperature sensors; Smart Fan 5 with FAN STOP

• Lighting: RGB Fusion 2.0 — 1× header ARGB (5 V) + 1× header RGB (12 V).

BIOS & Features

• UEFI, memory profiles

• Q-Flash Plus: BIOS update without CPU/RAM/GPU

• Ultra Durable design (VRM 5+3 phases, Low RDS(on) MOSFETs, ESD/overvoltage protections); Audio Noise Guard + audio capacitors.

Recommended Use

• Office/multimedia PC or entry/mid-range gaming with dedicated GPU

• Versatile AM4 setups that want built-in Wi-Fi/Bluetooth + NVMe SSD.

Known Limitations

• No CPU overclocking (A520 chipset)

• Only one M.2 slot

• “Essential” connectivity (no rear USB-C).