Gigabyte and MSI’s various B760 motherboard renderings are exposed

by ddos ·

It is rumored that Intel plans to launch non-K/KF 13th-generation Core desktop processors and H770/B760 chipsets on January 3, 2023, mainly for mainstream players and ordinary users, and closer to the needs of general user groups. As the release time approaches, the new B760 motherboards of several motherboard manufacturers have gradually surfaced recently.

This time, VideoCardz brought the renderings of various B760 motherboards from Gigabyte and MSI. Most of them are products with low positioning and only provide relatively limited functions and interfaces, bringing more affordable solutions to consumers.

Compared with the previous generation, Gigabyte’s B760M DS3H DDR4 has not changed much. The layout, power supply, audio system, and even I/O configuration are the same, but the pattern on the PCB has changed. Due to the lack of complete motherboard specifications, changes in memory, PCIe slots, or M.2 interfaces cannot be ruled out.

B760M GAMING X AX DDR4 does not belong to the AORUS series product line, it is a product expanded on the basis of DS3H. Although the layout is similar to the previous generation, the power supply and I/O interface have adopted a new design.


MSI’s new generation of the PRO series product line generally adopts a deeper color scheme, and the new PRO B760M-A WIFI DDR4 adopts a new design on the I/O protection cover, supports 2.5G network and DDR4-4800 memory, and supports up to four displays through dual HDMI/DisplayPort interfaces.

 

PRO B760P WIFI DDR4 is ATX specification, which provides more interfaces than PRO B760M-A WIFI DDR4.
The B760 MAG TOMAHAWK that supports DDR4 memory has been exposed before, and this time there is also a version that supports DDR5 memory.

Tags: GIGABYTE B760M DS3H DDR4GIGABYTE B760M GAMING X AX DDR4MSIMSI B760 MAG TOMAHAWKMSI PRO B760M-A WIFI DDR4MSI PRO B760P WIFI DDR4