GIGABYTE GAMING PLUS WIFI DDR4 LGA 1700 Intel B760 M-ATX Motherboard with DDR4, 2 x M.2, PCIe 4.0, USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C, WiFi 6GbE LAN, Q-Flash Plus, PCIe EZ-Latch

Works great!

es de juguete muy pequeña, solo meter una grafica y no puedes meternada mas

If you use this board like it’s intended with a low power draw cpu like a i5 14400f it is a very good motherboard for the money. Bios is working well and I was able to clock my ram speed from rated 3200 to 4000 mhz

Opção perfeita para quem quer montar ou preparar um PC capaz de receber um processador mais "flagship" da 12th a 14th geração.

Best bang-for-your-buck mATX LGA1700 motherboard with DDR4 support at the time of my purchase. It was very pleasant and trouble-free to build with. Had all the features I wanted: USB-C header, WiFi 6, 4 ram slots, cool aesthetics/VRM cooler, enough fan headers for any decent Micro ATX case, and 2 NVMe slots (although the first slot is actually kind of useless due to shared lanes with the PCI-E GPU slot, so DON'T USE it if you plan on using a dedicated graphics card, which for most people buying this motherboard will likely want). I paired this with an intel i5-14600K cpu, DDR4 ram and everything just worked on first boot up, zero issues. Gigabyte's software has also surprisingly improved over last couple years, the new GCC (Gigabyte Control Center) app took care of finding all the intel/realtek/audio drivers, and even BIOS update, so I didn't need to go hunt for anything. And the RGB is also now baked in the app, no longer need to mess with the separate RGB fusion app.

I BOUGHT THIS SPECIFICALLY BECAUSE I WANTED MODERN CONNECTIVITY AND BUILD QUALITY WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OF DDR5 RAM. The main appeal of this board is getting WiFi 6 and USB-C at excellent value for money, but the fear with budget boards is often that they feel cheap or flimsy. Surprisingly, the VRM heatsinks have substantial weight and the overall looks are very clean, offering the kind of stability you usually only find on much more expensive models. It handles power delivery perfectly, but you have to get it running first, which brings me to the critical setup step. The manual makes the Q-Flash Plus feature sound like it offers instant ease of use, but here is the reality check to avoid connection issues. You cannot just drag and drop the BIOS file; you must format your USB drive to FAT32 and rename the file to gigabyte.bin or the board will simply ignore it. Once I did this rename trick, the functionality was flawless and the system has been completely stable with my XMP memory profiles enabled ever since. If you skip this step, the process will fail, and you might mistakenly think the board is defective. The only real downside regarding the fit is that the mATX size is naturally compact. If you have large hands or a massive air cooler, the port size for the top CPU power cable can be tight to reach, though the PCIe EZ-Latch definitely makes swapping the GPU easier. However, having reliable Bluetooth connectivity and robust features in this small form factor makes it a fantastic choice. Overall, if you want high-end performance and features on a budget, this is a smart buy as long as you prep your USB drive correctly.