
AMD Ryzen 3 3200G
$71–$78
AM4 platform match
Entry microATX AM4 board (A520, 2020) with DDR4‑4600 OC, 1x PCIe 3.0 x16, 1x M.2, 4x SATA, USB 3.2, no Wi‑Fi—ideal for first-time Ryzen budget builds.
Announced in August 2020, the Asus Prime A520M-E is a microATX AM4 motherboard built on AMD’s A520 (500‑series) platform for Ryzen 3000/4000/5000 CPUs. It’s an entry‑tier board that forgoes CPU overclocking and PCIe 4.0 to deliver a stable, low‑cost path into the AM4 ecosystem.
For straightforward Ryzen builds, it provides two DDR4 slots (up to 64 GB, DDR4‑4600 OC, ECC support), one PCIe 3.0 x16 plus two x1 slots, a single M.2 socket (PCIe 3.0 x4/SATA), and four SATA 6 Gb/s. There’s no onboard Wi‑Fi, but it offers USB 3.2 and HDMI/DVI/D‑Sub outputs for APUs, making it a good fit for compact microATX cases and first‑time builders. Discontinuation status is unconfirmed.
Compatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$71–$78
AM4 platform match
$81–$89
AM4 platform match
$144–$160
AM4 platform match
$95–$105
AM4 platform match
$95–$105
AM4 platform match
$81–$89
AM4 platform matchCompatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$221–$244
DDR4-2666 memory match
$24–$26
DDR4-2666 memory match
$242–$268
DDR4-2666 memory match
$532–$588
DDR4-3600 memory match
$245–$271
DDR4-3200 memory match
$382–$423
DDR4-3200 memory matchCompatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$76–$84
ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX motherboard fit
$28–$31
mATX motherboard fit
$66–$73
mATX motherboard fit
$102–$112
ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX motherboard fit
$76–$84
mATX motherboard fit
$228–$252
ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX motherboard fitCompatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$142–$157
700W capacity for headroom
$84–$92
500W capacity for headroom
$621–$687
1600W capacity for headroom
$38–$42
500W capacity for headroom
$52–$58
700W capacity for headroom
$509–$563
850W capacity for headroom