B760 Gaming X AX (LGA 1700/ Intel/ B760/ ATX/DDR5/ M.2/ PCIe 4.0/ USB 3.2 Gen2X2 Type-C/AMD WiFi 6E/ 2.5GbE LAN/Q-Flash Plus/PCIe EZ-Latch/Motherboard)

Muy buena pieza me gusta funcionó a la perfecccion

Excelente elección para una rtx 4060 e I5 13400f

en uso desde hace 18 meses de compra y funciona como el primer día, excelente compra.

So far I haven’t had issues with this motherboards software, everything seems to work just fine, including the rgb fusion everyone has problems with. One problem I had, you can see the usb cable in the picture, after I plugged it in I decided I wanted it to come from the top hole instead of the middle, I started to pull the cable out and the socket started pulling away from the pins on the motherboard, so I pushed it back down and left the cable where it was, usb ports are working just fine, so nothing was damaged, but clearly needs a little more glue or something. Warning about updating the firmware, after doing so my memory was no longer stable and I was getting constant crashes, a known problem with gskill RAM, but I tested my luck anyways, and I got a bad set, so if you update and you’re crashing it’s not because you have motherboard problems, it’s because until you updated the memory problems weren’t rearing their ugly heads. As of right now I have experience with msi and gigabyte, I preferred the packaging of the gigabyte board as it didn’t move as much, however it didn’t come with a manual, or stickers, or badges, where my msi boards did, they were also more expensive than the gigabyte, and the quality of the boards feels very similar, vs z690 force, and z690 carbon. I do like the bios more than the msi, and the gigabyte control center is faster, and more intuitive than the msi junk, and it is junk. Will likely buy gigabyte boards again 👍

Hola buenas nada que decir del producto todo bien y en buenas condiciones solo espero que siga asi y que no me empiece a fallar como a algunas personas

Great features and function, no issue with this board.

When I first received it, I had to fight with it to get it to even see my GPU. My CPU doesn't have integrated graphics, so not being able to see the GPU meant that the PC would not boot. In November, a mere 9 months later, the motherboard (MOBO) started failing to remember the date properly, it started randomly rebooting, and eventually it stopped recognizing either of the GPUs that I tried (3060 and a 4060Ti). I know the issue lies with the MOBO, because both GPUs tested good in another PC. And unlike the first time, no amount of tinkering would get it to recognize the GPUs this time.I would not recommend this item. The PC is bricked a mere 9 months later unless I want to buy a new MOBO, tear down my current one, and completely rebuild with a new MOBO.

This motherboard is a good investment for its price.