Need help please xd

[knapalmium]

Hey guys so I'm buying the parts for my new and first budget gaming pc.

Can I pair the Micro-ATX ASRock A320M PRO4 motherboard with the Rtx 2060? I went for maximum budget on everything except the gpu.

 

Thanks.

[EL02]

Dont do that. Get at least a b450.

 

[Epimetheus]

Well all gpus work on all motherboards, but don't buy a320 motherboards, never. Go for at least b350 or better b450

[knapalmium]

I heard good things about this board, I don't intend to overclock anything. And there's a lot of people that pair it with the gtx 1060.

 

I'm really on a tight budget. Bottom line is, will it still perform well?

[Wohaaa]

6 minutes ago, knapalmium said:

I heard good things about this board, I don't intend to overclock anything. And there's a lot of people that pair it with the gtx 1060.

 

I'm really on a tight budget. Bottom line is, will it still perform well?

yes. motherboard almost never reduces performance unless its something older than 3 or 4 years. something with pcie 2. and even then its very little. the cpu however might be a problem. if your cpu is too weak then it would be a waste of money on the rtx 2060. but you shouldnt worry too much. even a ryzen 5 1600 would be a very small bottleneck. so you'll be fine. but i do recommend you go at least b350 and if possible b450. they're much better and can use ryzen 3000 chips and are just better in every way.

[Tristerin]

All will work together just fine.  A320 chipset boards are cheaper made, less options - but functionally they are same/same no difference when it comes to powering up a compatible CPU and GPU.

[knapalmium]

8 minutes ago, THE PC GAMER said:

yes. motherboard almost never reduces performance unless its something older than 3 or 4 years. something with pcie 2. and even then its very little. the cpu however might be a problem. if your cpu is too weak then it would be a waste of money on the rtx 2060. but you shouldnt worry too much. even a ryzen 5 1600 would be a very small bottleneck. so you'll be fine. but i do recommend you go at least b350 and if possible b450. they're much better and can use ryzen 3000 chips and are just better in every way.

Thank you very much for the reply. I'll list all of my parts bellow:

Gpu: Zotac Gaming GeForce RTX 2060 6GB

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Hexa-Core 3.4GHz w/ Turbo 3.9GHz 19MB SktAM4

Motherboard: Micro-ATX ASRock A320M PRO4

Psu: Corsair VS650 80 Plus

3.5" Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200RPM 64MB SATA III

SSD 2.5" SanDisk Plus 120GB MLC SATA RAM G.SKILL Aegis 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3000MHz CL16

[Wohaaa]

id definitely go for a b450 motherboard because it has more pcie lanes, allows overclocking, has more features, more ports for USB, and it's already made for 2nd gen, meaning you won't need to use a first gen ryzen for updating bios. it will be just plug and play. b450 also is capable of running ryzen 3000 chips while a320 is not.

 

 

but its your choice. answer to your question: there won't be any problem. there won't be a bottleneck and everything will work with each other nicely as long as you dont try to overclock.