ASRock · MODEL REFERENCE

A520M-HDV

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AM4AMD A520DDR4

What do you need?

All downloads open on ASRock’s website. Select the matching category if the site opens its default tab. MoboDocs does not host installers or BIOS files.

Match the complete model name and PCB revision before downloading. DDR4/DDR5, Wi-Fi, MAX and II variants can use different files.

Specifications & model notes

Form factor
Micro ATX
Memory slots
2
M.2 storage slots
1
SATA ports
4

Physical connector counts do not guarantee simultaneous use. Check processor and lane-sharing limits in the specification.

The M.2 socket accepts SATA or PCIe 3.0 x4 drives with supported processors. ASRock explicitly excludes NVMe support with Athlon 3000G. This model has two DDR4 slots and a 4-pin CPU power connector.

Original documentation

Manufacturer support & documentationChoose the matching manual, revision and language.
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Specifications & compatibilityCheck CPU support, memory and expansion limits.
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Helpful starting points

Each guide states its scope. General checklists are not hardware tests of this particular model.

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Connectors & assembly · 4 min read

Connect your case’s front-panel cables

Identify the power switch, reset switch, and indicator LEDs using the correct header map.

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Storage & expansion · 4 min read

Will an M.2 SSD disable another port?

Read slot-sharing notes before adding an SSD or expansion card.

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Identify your board · 3 min read

How to find your motherboard model and revision

Read the board identity in Windows, then distinguish the product name, hardware revision and BIOS version.

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Drivers & setup · 3 min read

Where to download motherboard drivers

Find chipset, network and audio drivers for the exact board and operating system, including a plan for a PC without internet.

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CPU & BIOS · 3 min read

Will this CPU work? Check the board and BIOS together

A matching socket is only the first check. Read the exact CPU support entry and required BIOS before replacing a processor.

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