
AMD Ryzen 5 5600
$158–$174
AM4 platform match
Mainstream ATX AM4 B550 board (2020) with PCIe 4.0 x16, dual M.2, DDR4-128GB, front USB-C, HDMI/DVI and 1GbE—ideal for first builds, expansion, OC and faster RAM.
Released in August 2020, Gigabyte’s B550 Gaming X V2 is part of AMD’s 500‑series B550 family for AM4, bringing PCIe 4.0 from the CPU and support for Ryzen 3000/4000G/5000 processors. It continues to receive BIOS updates as recently as April 14, 2026.
Positioned as a mainstream ATX board, it exists to deliver affordable PCIe 4.0 graphics and NVMe plus sensible I/O without extras like onboard Wi‑Fi. Four DDR4 DIMMs (up to 128 GB), one PCIe 4.0 x16 slot for a GPU, dual NVMe M.2 (one up to PCIe 4.0 x4), Realtek 1 GbE, rear HDMI/DVI, and a front‑panel USB‑C header make it a solid base for first‑time builders, expansion/multi‑M.2, overclocking, and high‑speed memory. Unique: HDMI 2.1 output when using a Ryzen APU.
Compatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$158–$174
AM4 platform match
$123–$135
AM4 platform match
$95–$105
AM4 platform match
$151–$167
AM4 platform match
$126–$140
AM4 platform match
$171–$189
AM4 platform matchCompatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$598–$661
DDR4-3600 memory match
$391–$433
DDR4-3200 memory match
$161–$178
DDR4-3200 memory match
$156–$172
DDR4-3200 memory match
$123–$136
DDR4-3200 memory match
$152–$168
DDR4-3200 memory matchCompatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$114–$126
ATX motherboard fit
$171–$189
ATX motherboard fit
$76–$84
ATX motherboard fit
$199–$220
ATX motherboard fit
$257–$284
ATX motherboard fit
$151–$167
ATX motherboard fitCompatible options ranked for this part's performance class.

$131–$145
600W capacity for headroom
$131–$145
700W capacity for headroom
$85–$94
750W capacity for headroom
$209–$231
650W capacity for headroom
$142–$157
750W capacity for headroom
$142–$157
500W capacity for headroom