there is no such thing as "good for gaming"
the mobo will support the chips it supports and they will do their jobs fine on any mobo. what matters is does the mobo do what you need it to do? does it have the right features you want/need? enough sata/usb ports/types? and so on and so on.
gaming has nothing to do with this. boards with better power delivery will allow the cpu to use PBO better and other considerations but again weak power delivery won't stop it from gaming. only stop it from boosting as high for as long.
that is a truly budget board with limited features, but if the feature set works for you, then go for it
if it does not, then look for another option.