ASUS TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI Intel B760 LGA 1700 ATX motherboard, Ready for 14th, 13th & 12th Gen Intel® Core CPU, 12+1+1 Stages, PCIe 5.0, 3x M.2, DDR5, 2.5G, USB 3.2 Type-C®, Thunderbolt 4™, USB4®

This mobo went into my new compact build and it works very well. ASUS has been a good (more like a favorite) vendor for me, being reliable, the features I need and want, at a good price. The BIOS gives me the options I need to configure the system appropriately. The Armoury sw is probably the only complaint, the UI is not very intuitive and that needs attention from ASUS.

The "TUF Gaming B760M-BTF WiFi Intel B760 (LGA 1700) mATX Motherboard with DDR5, PCIe 5.0, 3X PCIe 4.0 M.2 Slots, 12+1 DrMOS, Wi-Fi 6, 2.5Gb LAN, DP, HDMI, USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C, Hidden Connector Design" works well for me. However...I have one whopping caveat about Acer's software that they want us using to manage drivers and set its performance variables: the software has serious issues that cause a BSOD on Windows 10. I can't run half my applications when the Acer app is installed. I learned that the hard way.So, if you are running into any issues with the dreaded BSOD, try uninstalling the Acer app after you download and install all the drivers necessary to run Windows 10 or 11. I had to do this myself on two machines. I was pulling my hair out trying to solve the issue when I ran across many others on forums complaining about similar issues.Bottom line for me was that the build runs awesome on all the software I use without ANY BSOD issues unless I have that Acer app installed. So, I install the app occasionally to check for updates to drivers and also for firmware updates, then uninstall it. No issues.I shouldn't have to do this at all. Acer has been told numerous times about the issue, but so far (as of the end of 2024) it wasn't solved. I'm giving the motherboard 5 stars because it runs great. The app on the other hand deserves 1 star.I can't recommend the motherboard, unless you understand there may be an issue with the Acer management app that will hopefully be resolved soon.

I got this mother board on sale for around $160. I’ve always been a big ASUS fan, and have never had any problems with any of their products. This motherboard was no different with a built in WIFI adapter, DDR5 capabilities, compatible with Intels newer generation processors (LGA 1700), M.2 storage capabilities and more. You really can’t beat it for the price. I installed this mother board paired with the Intel i5 13600kf CPU into my PC to replace my older ASUS motherboard, and it only took me about 45min to swap everything taking my time and cleaning my case as I went. I installed windows, and everything booted right up with no problems. Motherboard recognized all my fans, RAM, and CPU with no problems. The instruction manual is also very thorough, and ASUS’ webpage is always very helpful if you have further questions. Great company and great product overall for the price.

This wasn't my first choice of an ASUS 1700 ATX mother board, as my needs were not this extreme. The version I had decided upon was back ordered. That being said, I ordered the gaming version, and I am so Happy that i did! This board is built like an army tank, with massive heat sinks, and set with options that support extreme applications. I had no trouble installing in an old ATX chassis, or booting the first time after installation. Outside of the issue with fan control, it has been rock stable under a major parallel processing application that I run. I mention the fan control because if you stray from the default standard fan options in the Bios settings it will cause "strange" issues, such as not powering down. Stick with the standard fan configuration, and all will be well. The software support apps from ASUS seem to be well written and stable. It is a great quality mother board... I am glad I purchased it, and would highly recommend it.

I like that it was almost plug and play, didnt need to update bios to pair with my i7 12700k, the only reason im not giving it 5 stars is because the wifi antenna does not seem to be working out of the box and there is no instructions on how does it work.

I bought this B760M D4 motherboard in very-late December 2023 at ~$180. Since then, newer Intel CPUs have gone on sale, and this motherboard has gone up to about $250, which is quite high for a B-series board. I know it's due to the age, and not being the current-gen and maybe even out of production by Asus, but my feedback is still valid, especially if someone is looking to get this board, new or used.I built a new system around this board with a 12th gen i5 and a single 1TB NVMe drive and 16GB of memory. The board is very sturdily constructed, and the various VRM heatsinks add a sense of quality to it at first glance. Being a B-series board, I can't and don't overclock my CPU, so stability will be great for a long time to come. I selected this board specifically because it was 1) B760, 2)micro-ATX, and 3) equipped with a front-panel USB-C header for my new chassis. The rear I/O is also great for a micro-ATX board, as it comes with loads of USB, from 2.0 to 3.2 Gen 2, even including a USB-C port. Paired with the very stable Wi-Fi 6 chipset (and solid included antenna) and 2.5Gb Ethernet port, connectivity isn't likely to be an issue unless you need a dozen or more USB ports with no intermediary hubs or multiple USB-C ports.If you need a very well-built, well-optioned B-series motherboard and don't mind Asus or its Armoury Crate, then this is highly worth considering. At the price I paid, definitely worth it, but as time passes and still-new prices continue to rise, you need to weigh that for yourself.