GIGABYTE B760M DS3H AX DDR4 (LGA 1700/ Intel/ B760/ M-ATX/ DDR4/ 2* M.2/ PCIe 4.0/ USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C/WiFi 6E/ 2.5GbE LAN/Q-Flash Plus/PCIe EZ-Latch/Gaming Motherboard)

Uygun fiyat çift M2 girişi ve Wifi desteği 4 slot ram. Kolay bios guncellemesi ve driverlar

Received a unit that was clearly used - had been fully installed at least once and was missing the instruction manual. (Inspected - really?) It didn't look 'bad' so proceed to install .... and then determined that this item was the 'bad' component in the system. If you are new to building a PC or working to meet a deadline, then this open-box probably isn't a good choice. The return process went smoothly and we don't regret trying it.

الواي فاي والبلوتوث اللي بالمذربورد ما تشتغل نزلت كل التعاويف الازمه ولا اشتغلت ولي اكثر من اسبوعين احاول فيها 👎👎

In this chaotic PC-building climate, this motherboard was a great vehicle for an economical upgrade for my 8th-gen Intel system. I had 32GB (2x16) of DDR4-3200 RAM and an i7-8700K. Well, the i5-12600KF was available for $180, with 1.5 to 2.0 times the performance! Because this motherboard supported DDR4 RAM, I could migrate my memory, storage and other components and get a quite noticeable uplift in performance for about $310. I mean *everything* is zippier now. As well as the processing improvement, random storage throughput on my C: drive also effectively doubled due to my existing NVME SSD running on 4th-gen PCIe now, instead of 3rd-gen. I did have a kerfuffle migrating my old Win11 setup. The audio drivers were the snag. Things sounded awful until I was able to sort it out. Now everything sounds terrific. I'm very happy so far. I have the rev. 1.2 board, with Intel AX-211 Wi-Fi 6E, and it is excellent. The power LED support on this board is not to my liking, I must say. Soft blinking during sleep is not an option. The LED simply shuts off. Some will like that, I suppose. I would have liked the blinking option available in the UEFI. I did feel the need to upgrade my video as well, though I'm only a casual gamer. So I went from a GTX 1060 3GB to an RTX 5060 Ti 8GB for less than $400 (I kept the GTX 1060 for another system). Hard-core gamers might have to make a more substantial investment to upgrade. On the other hand, I don't suppose non-gamers would need to worry about any of that. As is nearly always the case in these reviews, I've only had this motherboard for a little while, so I cannot vouch for its durability. I've been building PCs for decades, though, and in my general experience, well over 90% of non-defective PC components last until it's time to upgrade them. Still, I've had a few failures. We'll see.

It's been a while since I purchased a new motherboard and this one was a pleasant surprise... Everything was in perfect condition, the RAM slots were tight, the CPU socket shield was in place usual things.... Once the PC was built and turned on, I had zero issues booting and loading windows on the computer, it initiated it's own BIOS updates and software centre and is amazing.... The only minor issue I had was it wouldn't find it's inbuild Wi-Fi when installing Windows so I used a Wi-Fo dongle I had laying around to get it going. Once all the software was installed and updated it picked up it's drivers and has worked perfectly since.