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# Ryzen V3000

SolidRun docs for AMD Ryzen Embedded V3000: COM Express Type 7, SoM, HoneyComb mini-ITX, Bedrock V3000, BIOS files, drivers, and hardware manuals.

SolidRun documentation for **AMD Ryzen Embedded V3000** platforms.

Use these docs for **COM Express Type 7** modules, **system-on-module (SoM)** designs, and **SBC / mini-ITX** platforms used in industrial and edge compute systems.

### What you’ll find

* Hardware user manuals for Ryzen Embedded V3000 COM Express and SoM products
* BIOS image files, BIOS update procedures, and BIOS settings notes (when available)
* Platform documentation for HoneyComb AMD V3000 mini-ITX and Bedrock V3000 systems
* OS installation notes and drivers for Linux, Windows, and other operating systems
* Certificates, errata, and FAQs (when available)

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### Product categories

| Category                                                                     | Description                                                  |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| [<mark style="color:red;">COM / SOM</mark>](/amd/v3000/com-som.md)           | COM Express modules and System-on-Module (SoM) documentation |
| [<mark style="color:red;">SBC / Platform</mark>](/amd/v3000/sbc-platform.md) | Single Board Computers (SBC) and platform documentation      |

### Related documentation

* [<mark style="color:blue;">AMD Ryzen Embedded platforms</mark>](/amd.md)


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