B760I AORUS PRO Intel LGA 1700 B760 Mini-ITX Motherboard, Supports Intel Core 14th/13th/12th Gen Processors, DDR5, 8+1+1 Power Phase, 2x M.2, PCIe 4.0, USB-C, WIFI6E, 2.5GbE LAN, Q-Flash Plus

Recently bought the GIGABYTE B760I AORUS PRO motherboard and after a few weeks of testing here is the review: Compact Yet Mighty (★★★★★): This little MOBO surprised me. The B760I AORUS PRO is designed to be small, i am using this in a NZXT H1 and cannot reccomend it enough for a mini itx build! It is so feature rich and fits neatly into compact builds without sacrificing any performance. PCIE gen 4 for your NVME drives Im getting 3.7gb disk usage in steam downloads - 2 NVME slots and DDR5 RAM slots are a must, definitely worth getting the pro and splashing on some DDR5 6000mhz RAM. User-Friendly BIOS (★★★★★): The BIOS on this thing is surprisingly user-friendly. Even if you're not a tech genius, tweaking settings is straightforward. GIGABYTE made it easy for anyone to change basic settings like Resizable BAR and XMP in the bios. AURA Sync Magic (★★★★☆): If youre in the AURA ecosystem of RGB devices then this is a nice touch but i find the gigabyte control center to be lacking - may just be because its my only gigabyte component Cool and Calm (★★★★☆): I like the inbuilt temperature monitoring but there isnt much to tweak outside of the bios. Connectivity Check (★★★★☆): For a compact board, it's got a decent set of ports. From USB slots to HDMI, it covers the essentials. No major complaints here – everything I needed was right at my fingertips - dont forget the wifi antenna too if youre not going ethernet - although I highly recommend taking advantage of the 2.5gbe port. To sum it up, the GIGABYTE B760I AORUS PRO is a solid choice for those who want a powerful feature rich motherboard in a mini itx formfactor. It's not perfect, but for a hassle-free build with some extra flair, this little guy gets a thumbs up from me. If you're into compact and capable, give it a thought!

Of course that leads to some difficulties, such as reaching some of the connectors and screws. Also, the 2nd M2. nvme connector is on the back side, and is covered by a backplate/heatsink. Any sloppy moves while aligning that thing to be screwed back on can cause the protective / heat conductive film to be mangled. The final result is a very nice well-performing system. The onboard intel i225-V ethernet chip works fine @ 2.5GHz under Freebsd 13.1. Didn't try the WIFI. The provided wifi depends on the board revision. See the Gigabyte manual. One problem was the Amazon fulfillment: they first sent me a board that had been opened and fiddled with. So watch out. I returned it without trying it. The 2nd one was fine.

I used this motherboard to do my first mini itx build. Everything went pretty smooth and I really liked the bios flash button, 3 case fan plugs and the 2 m.2 slots on the motherboard. I paired this motherboard with an Intel i7 14700k and had no trouble updating the bios with the flash bios USB port. The motherboard box also came with adapters to help utilize the 2 fan ports on the top right of the board. If you want to add more than 4 fans and one CPU pump/cooler you'll definitely need some fan spliters. The only Issue I had was with my front panel switches which aren't labeled on the MB where they go. You'll have to go online and find the manual to know how you switch should be connected. I would recommend this motherboard worked out for me and the bios is very easy to navigate.

This is a review with the bios updated to F12 sept 2024, no other updates released as of March 2025. No EZ-debug lights(but rgb yes?), can''t run ram above 3400mhz when the same ram was running 4266 cl16 with the same cpu on the MSI equivalent B760i. I've tried 5 other kits and no luck, blue screens or black screen until cmos reset*. Bios is terrible, laggy, some sections are unresponsive until you click 15 times. There are settings that freeze the bios and the motherboard has no cmos reset button. You'll have to short the pins after opening your case and moving any cables/hardware that may be in the way. *Reseting the cmos will also delete any of your bios profiles so there's no point to even having the option to save one. MSI, EVGA, ASUS, does not delete you profiles and gets you back into the bios to change settings. That's the point of a cmos reset, not act like you reflashed the bios and start from square one. I'll leave it at that, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. Won't purchase Gigabyte ever again.

Primera vez que tengo problemas con estas Aorus DDR4, la compré y jamás pudo bootear, se quedó en un loop infinito y nunca encendió, todas las demás piezas están funcionando en un build diferente. Haciendo troubleshooting me tomó más tiempo del esperado y la ventana de devolución se venció, no pude hacer válida la garantía del fabricante pues fue enviada por Amazon Estados Unidos. Una total pérdida de tiempo y de dinero.

Bonne qualitée et livraison en temps

It has caveats like the rest: -Your cables will overlap all the pretty LED's that BTW don't work without GCC software and will not allow for temperature monitoring. They are mostly useless bells and whistles that drive up the price. -The I/O heat sink is very large and protruding. It will cause clearance issues with many coolers. The rear backplate has a useless "heatsink" that covers the rear M.2 slot thus preventing access from the rear cut out in most computer cases. Best thing to do is unscrew it and cut the section out. (-10 points for design lab) Gigabyte design lab is a bad lab. GCC software is bug riddled haven. I used it for drivers and uninstalled immediately. I "upgraded" from gigabytes z590i vision D creator series which was a beautiful thing but 11th gen was an utter joke. B760i aorus pro is 10 steps backwards in some ways, 10 steps forward in other ways... Ultimately it's all systems go and I had zero hardware issues. (just clearance issues) Best for the budget if gen 5/gen 4 features and itx are important to you. (if you don't use a gpu with it, it will hit 14,000 read/write speeds via gen 5 nvme slotted into pcie 5.0) I use the internal usb c header+adapter for a 3rd nvme limited to 10gb/s transfer speeds. Basically a portable drive that is fixed inside the case semi-permanently. On the note of transfer speeds - The back io thunderbolt 4/usb-c 3.2 also only reaches 10gb/s. where as other brands in the $400 realm allow for up to x2 thunderbolt 4/usb-c 3.2 ports at 40gb/s transfer speeds.

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