The B760 chipset now only has four PCIe 3.0 lanes, but 10 PCIe 4.0 lanes. This is only relevant if, for example, you want to use many fast NVMe SSDs, several graphics cards at the same time, ...

Thankfully both companies also have more affordable, watered-down chipsets, which release a few months after the flagships. For Intel that is its B760 chipset, which competes with B660 for Alder Lake.

The B760 chipset forgoes CPU overclocking for cost savings, but this doesn’t mean that you’re not still getting capable performance. With its 12+1+1 Duet Rail System VRMs, this board is more ...

Even though the B760 chipset is made for mainstream use, many B760 boards support DDR5, as our B760 Pro RS does. ASRock lists support for up to DDR5-7200+ (OC) and offers a few module options on ...

MSI's B760 Tomahawk Wi-Fi is a well-outfitted, ... As long as overclocking your processor isn't a requirement (remember the B760 chipset can overclock memory but not the CPU), ...

The B760 chipset and 13th-generation Raptor Lake processors from Intel are scheduled for release in the first half of 2023. The chips will compete with one another to be the most excellent ...

According to IT Home, Intel's B760 motherboards will cost around 10 percent more than the B660 chipset. This could make them even harder to justify since current ...

The first motherboard with Intel's mid-range B760 chipset has been leaked. The B760 AORUS motherboard from Gigabyte. This is not a high-end model; DDR5 memory is not supported.

It's not likely we'll see Thunderbolt 4 or USB 4 appear either with this chipset. For the B760 AORUS Elite AX, we are on the LGA1700 socket, and it does support DDR5.