ASRock B760M Steel Legend WiFi Motherboard

For our Win 11 office needs this mb was fine. We paired it with an Intel i5-12400 cpu and 32GB RAM - DDR5. It has multiple high speed M.2 slots (with included heat sinks) which negated the need for the older 2.5" SSD's. Setup was easy But you Should update the BIOS and mb chipset. Doing so required downloading software from their web site to a USB stick and plugging it into the pc. It would have been nice to do if from the BIOS setup screen directly to their web site. It even came with a user assembly booklet. The web site .pdf is there too if you need to zoom in on something particular.

Easy to install motherboard. This motherboard is described correctly in the specifications and it fits my i5-12600k. The motherboard works with AIO coolers and it looks perfect with a white PC build. The motherboard has strong WIFI connection possibilities and there are antennas that screw onto the back.

this computer cam with lga 1700 12700 ddr5 16gb at 4400 mhz and an rtx 3070 the motherboard the steel legend b760m wifi right out of the box everthing worked no bios update was needid take the stuff from one motherboard put it in the other it was so great i was able to change the xmp to 4800 mhz i was very happy it didnt need a bios update i did do the bios update later even that was smooth and easy i hope this will help some one looking to do the same as i have done upgrade a locked down lenovo iv given all the info i can its a great board i give it 8 stairs out of 5

Assembled a new system using this board. Using a 12700kf and 4 sticks of DDR5 6000 mhz ram for 64GB total. System would not boot. Removed all but one stick and it booted. Added a second stick and no boot. Adjusted bios to 4000mhz speed and added second stick and no boot. Tried different RAM kits from other PCs I have and problem persisted. I purchased a MSI MAG B760M Mortar Wifi II which works amazing. Even allowed me to overclock the Ram to 6400mhz. I have never been a fan of Asrock boards. I bought this one based on price and color scheme. The only motherboard that's ever failed on me was from Asrock. I have a Mini PC from them that has also had weird issues. I won't be buying anymore Asrock products. I will stick with MSI, Asus, and Gigabyte.

I ordered the Steel Legend Series for my first ever personal build (previously just bought laptops).Other than not realizing that I needed to run two power cables, it was plug and play. I have a modular power supply and when I saw the step that only had images for connecting power, it showed what looked like two ends of the same cable to me. When the first two problem LEDs came up red, I panicked and emailed ASRock for help, then figured it out the next day.Bluetooth is working with a gamepad. WiFi is working. DDR5 RAM and an m.2 SSD all came together nicely. I have been running Portal 2 fine without GPU, loads of other games in my Steam backlog will work fine with just the HD770 and an i7, so I will be set for a couple months till my budget recovers and I can buy a GPU.Will update if I run into any issues, but it's decent for me so far.

Works great looks amazing for all white builds

I didn’t have to install an io shield with how this motherboard is set up, and that’s pretty awesome.Otherwise I haven’t noticed any issues. I needed to order a replacement though because I received a defective one. But that seems like an off chance, and not the norm with this company and product, because my partner also ordered an asrock and it works well for them.

[Revision] My builder could not get the third m.2 slot to be recognized when the other two were filled. It could be recognized when the 2nd NVME m.2 drive was removed, so the 3rd slot functions but not with the 2nd one connected up. We couldn't find any information or specification from ASRock that refers to this issue. My builders' thought is that the PCI-e 4.0 band width is limited somehow, and my inclusion of a GPU reached that limit. In any case, I decided the problem wasn't significant enough to disassemble the PC and return the MOB (I've built dozens of computers over years, and I'm not surprised by this oddity). The 1st (GPU) express slot is rated by spec as PCI-e 5.0 ...hmmm? Could this in some way be conflicting with PCI-e 4.0 of the M.2 slots when a 4.0 GPU is installed? As Buggs Bunnie would say, "...mmm could be, doc". It might be something unique to my MOB but I doubt it. Just a warning.