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Rectangular ATX motherboard with black PCB and grey metal armour covering key components

ASUS

ASUS TUF Gaming A620-PRO WIFI AMD motherboard

SKU CH-7DYQ-0E2Z7

Supports AM5 Ryzen CPUs with DDR5 memory, A620 chipset, 12+2 power phases, 2.5 Gbit LAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, dual M.2 slots, DP and HDMI outputs

  • CPU Socket TypeAM5
  • Ready for Ryzen CPUs with AM5 socket
  • DDR5 memory support up to 6400 MHz
  • 12+2 power phases for stable delivery
  • 5 Gbit LAN for fast wired networking
  • AURA RGB lighting for customisable aesthetics

Socket AM5 platform foundation

This ASUS TUF Gaming A620-PRO WIFI motherboard delivers the essential AM5 socket and AMD A620 chipset for building a Ryzen desktop. It supports DDR5 memory running at 2133 MHz base speed and provides a 12+2 power phase design for stable operation.

Ideal for standard Ryzen builds.

The board suits builders who want a reliable AM5 platform with integrated 2.5 Gbit LAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and dual display outputs at stock settings. Enthusiasts who need extensive CPU overclocking headroom or multi-GPU configurations should look elsewhere.

A620 chipset defines the feature ceiling

The single spec that decides fit is the AMD A620 chipset, which sets the PCIe lane allocation and connectivity limits for the entire build. Match your expansion needs to this chipset before purchase.

Highlights

  • Ready for Ryzen CPUs with AM5 socket
  • DDR5 memory support up to 6400 MHz
  • 12+2 power phases for stable delivery
  • 5 Gbit LAN for fast wired networking
  • AURA RGB lighting for customisable aesthetics

Specifications

CPU Socket TypeAM5

Questions about this item

What does the 6400 memory speed mean once the board is in a real machine?

The board runs DDR5 at 2133 MHz by default; reaching 6400 requires a Ryzen processor with a strong memory controller and an XMP or EXPO profile enabled in the BIOS.

What interface standard does the 2.5 Gbit LAN use and what does it cap in practice?

The 2.5 Gbit LAN controller connects through the chipset PCIe lanes, so real-world throughput tops out near 2.5 Gbps and shares bandwidth with other chipset devices.

What does the board physically need to fit or mount in a case?

The ATX form factor needs a case with ATX mounting holes and enough clearance for the 12+2 power phase VRM heatsinks and rear I/O shield.

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