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ASRock B450M Steel Legend
Micro-ATX motherboard Socket AM4 AMD B450 - 4x DDR4 - SATA 6Gb/s M.2 U.2 - USB 3.1 - 1x PCI-Express 3.0 16x
Last price 97€94
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Overview
B450M Steel Legend : Compact and complete
Based on the AMD B450 chipset, the ASRock B450M Steel Legend motherboard is designed to accommodate AMD Ryzen processors of the Pinnacle Ridge, Raven Ridge & Summit Ridge generations. It will allow the assembly of a configuration Gaming without compromising on performance. With support for PCI-Express 3.0 16x graphics cards, SATA 6Gb/s and M.2 PCIe-NVMe drives, andUSB 3.1, this state-of-the-art motherboard is ideal for the gaming enthusiast and the computer enthusiast who wants to build a complete and affordable system. Virtual Reality who want to assemble a complete and scalable configuration.
ASRock B450M Steel Legend motherboard advantages :
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AMD Rises againThe PCIe Gen3 x4 Ultra M.2 interface enables data transfers up to 32Gb/s. It is compatible with M.2 SATA3 6Gb/s modules and allows the use of ASRock U.2 Kit (not included) and U.2 PCIe Gen3 x4 SSDs. Another M.2 PCIE 3.0 2x NVMe slot completes the SSD connectivity for a very responsive machine.
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Colourful configurationDesign your own custom lighting system! ASRock B450M Steel Legend features ASRock Polychrome RGB technology that illuminates your case with the colours of your choice for a fully customizable atmosphere. There are several connectors to plug in LED strips and your AMD compatbible cooling unit.
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Specifications
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General information |
Product name |
ASRock B450M Steel Legend |
Brand |
ASRock | |
Model |
B450M STEEL LEGEND | |
Processor |
Processor support |
AMD AM4 |
Number of CPUs supported |
1 | |
Chipset |
Chipset |
AMD B450 |
Memory |
Memory format |
4 X DIMM 288-pin (DDR4) |
Memory Frequency(ies) |
DDR4 2133 MHz | |
| DDR4 2400 MHz | ||
| DDR4 2666 MHz | ||
| DDR4 2933 MHz | ||
| DDR4 3200 MHz | ||
| DDR4 3466 MHz | ||
Memory type |
DDR4 | |
Memory technology |
Dual Channel | |
Maximum RAM capacity per slot |
16 GB | |
Maximum RAM capacity |
64 GB | |
Graphic |
Integrated graphics controller |
No |
Compatible graphics core integrated in the CPU |
Yes | |
Expansion slots |
Graphic connector(s) |
1 X PCI Express 3.0 x16 |
| 1 X PCI Express 3.0 16x (x4) | ||
Number and Type of slots |
1 X PCI Express 2.0 x1 | |
Multi-GPU type |
CrossFireX | |
Audio |
Audio Chipset |
Realtek ALC892 |
Number of audio channels |
8 | |
Network |
Number of ports/Ethernet controler |
Realtek RTL8111H |
Network standard(s) |
10/100/1000 Mbps | |
Wi-Fi |
No | |
Storage |
RAID supported |
Yes |
Hard drives connectors |
4 X Serial ATA 6Gb/s (SATA Revision 3) | |
| 1 X M.2 - SATA 6Gb/s | ||
| 1 X M.2 - PCI-E 3.0 x4 | ||
Number of M.2 slot(s) |
2 | |
Supported RAID Modes |
10 | |
| 1 | ||
| 0 | ||
Connectivity |
Rear panel connectors |
1 X Digital audio S/PDIF Optical |
| 1 X MiniDin 6 Female (PS/2) | ||
| 1 X RJ45 Female | ||
| 2 X USB 2.0 | ||
| 4 X USB 3.0 | ||
| 1 X USB 3.1 | ||
| 1 X USB 3.1 Type C | ||
| 1 X DisplayPort Female | ||
| 1 X HDMI Female | ||
| 5 X 3.5mm Jack Female Stereo | ||
Additional connectors |
1 X LED RGB connector(s) | |
| 1 X Addressable LED RGB connector(s) | ||
| 1 X TPM | ||
| 1 X Front panel audio | ||
| 1 X Chassis intrusion | ||
| 1 X +12V (Power supply P8) | ||
| 1 X ATX 24 Pin | ||
| 2 X Internal USB 2.0 | ||
| 1 X Internal USB 3.0 | ||
Physical characteristics |
Motherboard format |
Micro ATX |
Length |
244 mm | |
Width |
244 mm | |
Equipment |
Advanced overclocking features |
Yes |
Use |
Gamer | |
LED |
Yes | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 6 Feb 2019
Customer reviews
Global rating
9/10
based on 8 reviews
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Number of reviews: 3 Average rating: 8
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Number of reviews: 4 Average rating: 10
nickel
Nice motherboard that I have had for almost 2 years now. Nice. I'm just missing a USB-c connector to send back to the front of the case. But that's not too bad
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Number of reviews: 13 Average rating: 8
Runs on Linux
Daily use since January 2020 in a Linux machine. As expected, it looks like a Christmas tree on acid at first boot. After turning off the lights in the setup, the product is quite satisfactory: - The built-in sound card is temperamental under Windows 10, which seems unable to detect it correctly and automatically installs a completely incompatible driver. If you really want to use this OS I recommend you download the correct driver from the Realtek website. - Under Linux the sound card works perfectly well using the traditional audio stack (and without installing a driver since it has been included in the kernel for some years). I was able to make some advanced ALSA configurations to test the specifications, the highest sample rate seems to work. - With pulseaudio, on the other hand, expect the worst (but if you use pulseaudio you're probably used to it...) in which case I recommend you disable the integrated sound card via the motherboard setup - the setup tool is quite nice. You won't find the most advanced options, reserved for high-end models, but just what you need to configure a good little PC for tinkering. Custom profiles can be set for RAM management and PWM fans. - The motherboard supports multiple ESPs on the same disk (not always the case...) and it is therefore possible to do a dual boot without going through a boot manager, by occasionally selecting a secondary OS via the boot menu (accessible by pressing F11). - the ugly logo of the manufacturer can be replaced by a nice centered log.
Updated July 2021:
Frequent corruption during USB3 transfers in January 2021. Removing the automatic CM overclock in the setup solved the problem.Review automatically translated -
Number of reviews: 13 Average rating: 8
Runs on Linux
Daily use since January 2020 in a Linux machine.
As expected, it looks like a Christmas tree on acid at first boot. Once the lights are turned off in the setup, the product is quite satisfactory:
- The gigabit ethernet controller works perfectly
- The built-in sound card is temperamental under Windows 10, which seems unable to detect it correctly and automatically installs a completely incompatible driver. If you really want to use this OS I recommend you to download the right driver from the Realtek website.
- Under Linux the sound card works perfectly well using the traditional audio stack (and without installing a driver since it has been included in the kernel for some years). I was able to make some advanced ALSA configurations to test the specifications, the highest sample rate seems to work.
- With pulseaudio, on the other hand, expect the worst (but if you use pulseaudio you're probably used to it...) in which case I recommend you disable the integrated sound card via the motherboard setup
- The setup tool is quite nice. You won't find the most advanced options, reserved for high-end models, but just what you need to configure a good little PC for tinkering. Custom profiles can be set for RAM management and PWM fans.
- The motherboard supports multiple ESPs on the same disk (not always the case...) and it is therefore possible to do a dual boot without going through a boot manager, by occasionally selecting a secondary OS via the boot menu (accessible by pressing F11).
- the ugly logo of the manufacturer can be replaced by a nice centered log.Review automatically translated -
Number of reviews: 4 Average rating: 8
Excellent but limited on some points
It's a relatively nice card, no problem to install, so it has everything to please, RGB management which is superb, nice BIOS which also manages RGB but for the hackers:
I'm not sure what to do with it, but I'll tell you what I'm talking about:
The interface is intuitive on the global bases but remains a little complex at the level of the advanced parameter setting type OC etc..., much of under file then it is a problem of intuitiveness, I always put me has the place of a person who maitrise but without more, knowing that the manual of user does not give information on it (the bios) and not possibility of passed in French by defect.*
I'm not sure if it's a good one or not, but I'm sure it's a good one. But when we want to look for the flavor must tinker with the machine knowing that it is in English so having seen many French-speaking users not knowing how to speak a word of this language, at least I would have specified (I speak of the bios has good hearing) the manual (in French and more) is clear on the assembly, the different parts of the card, but does not speak at all of the BIOS, and its operation ....
Conclusion: Very good motherboard, be warned for a more advanced use, or advanced user!Review automatically translated -
Number of reviews: 6 Average rating: 10
The motherboard at its best
A practical and stable motherboard, no problem to mount with its style, a little jewel for gamers
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Number of reviews: 6 Average rating: 8
Impeccable
As per the datasheet, no difficulties when mounting with a Ryzen 5 2400G. The only drawback is that the 4 sata ports are grouped together at the edge of the motherboard and oriented parallel to the PCB, which is a bit complicated if you have a narrow case like me to connect the cables.
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Number of reviews: 35 Average rating: 9
Impressive
This motherboard in M-ATX format made me very surprised.
Despite its size, it offers a lot of possibilities and a very good basic structure for Ryzen platforms.
The RGB functionality is nice and easy to use
Used with :
AMD Ryzen 7 1700
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