Comparison Gigabyte GA-A320M-H vs Gigabyte GA-A320M-S2H rev. 1.x

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Main		Support for the entire line of Ryzen processors. Wide range of ports. NVMe SSD support. HDMI.
Features	for home/office	for home/office
Socket	AMD AM4	AMD AM4
Form factor	micro-ATX	micro-ATX
Power phases	6	6
Size (HxW)	244x195 mm	244x195 mm
Chipset
Chipset	AMD A320	AMD A320
BIOS	Ami	Ami
UEFI BIOS
RAM
DDR4	2 slot(s)	2 slot(s)
Memory module	DIMM	DIMM
Operation mode	2 channel	2 channel
Max. clock frequency	3200 MHz	3200 MHz
Max. memory	32 GB	32 GB
XMP
Drive interface
SATA 3 (6Gbps)	4	4
M.2 connector	1	1
M.2	1xSATA/PCI-E 4x	1xSATA/PCI-E 4x
Integrated RAID controller	/RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 10/	/RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 10/
Expansion slots
1x PCI-E slots	2	2
PCI-E 16x slots	1	1
PCI Express	3.0	3.0
Internal connections
USB 2.0	2	2
USB 3.2 gen1	1	1
Video outputs
D-Sub output (VGA)
DVI output	DVI-D	DVI-D
HDMI output
Integrated audio
Audiochip	Realtek ALC887	Realtek ALC887
Sound (channels)	7.1	7.1
Network interfaces
LAN (RJ-45)	1 Gbps	1 Gbps
LAN ports	1	1
LAN controller	Realtek GbE	Realtek GbE
External connections
USB 2.0	2	2
USB 3.2 gen1	4	4
PS/2	2	2
Power connectors
Main power socket	24 pin	24 pin
CPU power	8 pin	8 pin
Fan power connectors	2	2
Added to E-Catalog	january 2019	february 2018

D-Sub output (VGA)

The motherboard has its own D-Sub (VGA) output.

Such an output is intended for transmitting video from an integrated graphics card (see above) or a processor with integrated graphics (we emphasize that it is impossible to output a signal from a discrete graphics card through the motherboard chipset). As for VGA specifically, it is an analogue standard originally created for CRT monitors. It does not differ in image quality, is practically not suitable for resolutions above 1280x1024 and does not provide sound transmission, and therefore is generally considered obsolete. However, this type of input continues to be used in some monitors, TVs, projectors, etc.; so among motherboards you can find models with such outputs.