Note that if you’ll buy a 10th gen processor I recommend you to check this board out: Gigabyte B460M DS3H, which features the LGA 1200 and it is about $5 more expensive than the B365M DS3H. This socket is surely a good one being one model below the LGA 1200 socket, which features support to the 10th gen intel CPUs. With this board, you’ll be able to use Intel processors from the 8th to the 9th generation due to the LGA 1151 socket. Just be aware that this board doesn’t present any RGB light source. Luckily, there is nothing that can directly interfere with the performance of this board. Lastly, about dimensions, this is a Micro ATX form motherboard measuring 10.43 x 10.43 x 2.12 inches and weighing 1.50 lbs. Indeed we cant expect much of the RGB stuff and stunning design coming from a low-end motherboard.
Overall this is a pretty simple design in order to save the final costs. As a usual pattern of the Gigabyte boards, this one also features the gray strips drawn across it and on the chipset as well.
There is nothing that really draws your attention. DesignĬoncerning design, we can say that this board has nothing innovative at all. Follow below the GIGABYTE B365M DS3H Review.
Thinking in that, we decided to review a motherboard that, regardless of your purposes with it, if you want a spare choice to resale and save money in order to upgrade it, or even a low-end choice for a casual user, this has all to be one of your best low-end options. So when you pick your new board, you will usually have to remember two things: Its purpose and whether you resale it later. This usually ends up making you spend a lot on a motherboard that you’re not even going to use half the potential at all. One of the biggest mistakes people have made when choosing the first motherboard is to assume that, independent of your usage, you will need a tough board with a high-end chipset and an advanced cooling system with the latest features on the market.
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