DID ASUS THINK THIS IS OK?! ASUS TUF Gaming B760 Plus WiFi
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The Asus TUF Gaming B760 Plus WiFi is an Intel B760 motherboard unlike any other, as it's basically made obsolete by another budget B760 motherboard at the exact same price! While the ASUS TUF B760 specs aren't terrible, there's also so many other great B760 motherboards out there!
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This is a budget motherboard.
8 pins are just enough to run any CPU because it can provide up to 12v*28A = 336W. The extra pins are just for OC stability and as gamers really don't care about OC-ing the CPU there's no need to get more than that. The motherboard is just fine for a budget board, I just got it and it feels really good. I had a "premium" Gigabyte AX370 K7 for 6 years and I'm telling you, there is no need to buy expensive Mobos, you'll never use all its features that you pay for and the extra cash could go in some other parts. Never used more than 5x USB, also PC case has USB-C + 2 USB-A.
From a gamer PoV:
1. How many USB devices are you using right now?
2. Does SPDIF Out means something to you? Are you still using jacks from the Rear IO for gaming? (PC cases have combo or split jacks in front)
3. DDR5 at that point was expensive and this option of mobo was to reuse the DDR4 RAM you already had or just get the RAM cheaper.
4. What use would you have for the PCI gen 4 slots other than adding more storage? you have 3 slots M.2 Gen 4 on the board by default. Or you could add more USBs
5. 4 x SATA connectors... why do you need more than 4? M.2 is a cleaner way to have storage. Need an HDD? there are portable 4 Tb HDD for 100Euros.
Hope the best for all to find your best pick and be realistic with your needs.
Yo bro , i am currently going for an upgrade from the i5 9400f to the i5 14600kf and I have been looking for a suitable motherboard for a reasonable price (not Z790 for 400dolars) I will also inshallah get the ddr5 version do you recommend me to do so? So do you recommend this mb for what I have said?
@@nl_snake8832 what did you get
im gonna buy the ddr5 version
dont care i ordered the motherboard from amazon cuz it has everything i needed for reasonable price, will update you guys later
Update?
@@mood8961 I think the motherboard killed him.
Is the mainboard good please answer because i bought the mainboard too
I've got it and its amazing, I got it for 120. I am upgrading from an a320m-k on the am4 platform so its absolutely amazing compared to what I was dealing with. @@mood8961
@@taimmardini47mainboard??
bro got me confused thought some chick was reviewing this i literally got click baited but thumbs up mate
I bought the micro ATX version for $150. NO pcie 3. Went with DDR4. Best deal out there for the money.
Expansion Slots:
Intel® 13th & 12th Gen Processors
1 x PCIe 5.0 x16 slot
1 x PCIe 4.0 x16 slot (supports x4 mode)
1 x PCIe 4.0 x1 slot
Storage:
Total supports 2 x M.2 slots and 4 x SATA 6Gb/s ports*
M.2_1 slot (Key M), type 2242/2260/2280 (supports PCIe 4.0 x4 mode)
M.2_2 slot (Key M), type 2242/2260/2280 (supports PCIe 4.0 x4 mode)
4 x SATA 6Gb/s ports
* Intel® Rapid Storage Technology supports SATA RAID 0/1/5/10.
Where I live, MSI MAG B760 Tomahawk WiFi costs 190 EUR and ASUS TUF Gaming B760 Plus _non-WiFi_ costs only 150 EUR. I definitely don't need WiFi in a PC because it's not portable and I'll want to squeeze out max networking performance, so Ethernet cable will be enough. As I'm not a gamer, then I don't care much about DDR5 yet. It's good that it has USB Type-C at the back, which might be handy in some unexpected cases, and having more audio outputs are nice, too because I often end up connecting speakers and headphones in the rear output channels (duplicated in stereo mode) to switch between them easily.
where I live the TUF GAMING b760m plus with wifi is $120
I bought the TUF today because it's the only one with a 5 year warranty. Who cares if someone else releases a cheaper mobo with a 1 year warranty? I dont plan on upgrading for years bro. Also, the TUF B760 is on sale for $180 right now. Sure, your MSI board is on sale for $180 as well, but that only has a lousy 1 year warranty.
at @0:46 you say that the 8+8 cpu power connector is better than a 8+4 power connector, I wasnt able to find any guides on the matter, do you mind explaining how it might help?
also 8 pin is fine for 99% of cpu, consider it can support 225w with peak over 300w @@hwg32 ...
It means a budget man can't overclock the crap out of his CPU... but most budget people are not looking to run their processor at 300 watts anyways...
This whole time before i clicked on the vid i thought a girl is making a review
I like the motherboard definitely nice
likely that the gpu will cover the other pci-e slots yeah?
What about the Asus TUF GAMING B760M-PLUS II ?
the special feature of the MB is a +1 what do you think ,,is there any motherboards have like these features ESD Guards
- TUF LANGuard
- Overvoltage Protection
specially the OVP can work for electrical problems i have ..please advise
My guy. I gotta ask…..what’s with the turtle necks?😊
Because I like them and I they suite me.
@@avrona Agreed. Looks great.
What should I call you bro or sis 😮
well i bought it oops
Do you have any problem with it?.Are you satisfied?.Because I also plan to buy it
Tuf good is
TUF GAMING B760M-PLUS D4 is better choice for budget build...
Thank you for this video. Because of it I decided to go for the tomahawk instead and very happy with that decision
Enjoy that 1 year warranty buddy! :D
for me, its the exact opposite with teh cpu power plugs. my current board, housing a i7 8700f has just 1x 8pin. and that can run a 8700k, which is a 125watt cpu. since i torn between a 13400f and a 13600k, with 65 or 125 watt in that case, why would i need to use 2x 8pin and plug in more cables ?
there only use case is for overclocking i believe, I don't see the point of the 2nd 8 pin either, because at the very least intel i5 stock should be fine with just 1 8 pin on stock
Hello, This model of the motherboard has 12 power inputs from the power supply device, should I use all of them or is the eight input cable enough for normally? Because my power supply has only eight power inputs for the motherboard, I have a lot of stress about not causing damage to my motherboard if using eight inputs, all my talk was about isus b760 tuf gamin plus wifi d4
I am a bit confused with the pci lanes. Can anyone clarify if this board can support a pcie gen4 (or 5 when they become available) at 16X speed along with 3 pcie gen4 nvmes at 4X speed? If i get it right, cpu will provide 20 lanes for the gpu and the first nvme and then the chipset will provide 8 pcie gen4 lanes at 4 speed for the other two nvmes? Thanks.
Would this Mobo or a z-690 gaming x would be good for a i7-13700f or ?
Can i use thus tuf mobo for a 13600k without any problems? The tomahawk is 50 dollars more in my area so my best bet is this board
I guess so…. Unless you don’t use it for like editing and extreme gaming… you can go for it but the b series motherboards don’t support cpu overclocking so getting the unlocked version of 13600k is useless I say you can go for a i5 13500 and put the extra Monet on your tomahawk
I dont understand why many people say its useless not everybody wants to overclock and the i5-13600k performs still good because of the L2-cache what the i5-13500 doesnt have games or multitask or benchmarks benefit from the L2-cache
This or z690 p d4? I want buy i5 13600k but i don't think to oc it. 5ghz boost is enough for me
Z690 is a much better deal price-wise IMO.
I have the B760-Plus WIFI D4 Mother board. If the audio green line out port gets damaged, how can I replace it and at what cost price?
It should be easy to find workaround,
Use front-audio port instead (most PC cases have front minijacks input/output like mic/headset. these are connected to motherboard with a cable.)
Or you can buy a small USB soundcard/DAC. They are all using USB and will improve your sound too. I recommend external DAC over internal PCI soundcards.
Can I oc i5 12400 with this board?
The 12400 non K can't be OCd much anyway.
Would I need a bios update for a 13400F or is it 13 gen ready?
It's 13gen ready..
For future
Can i use rtx 3060 Ti on it??
Yes, you can use any GPU with any motherboard as long as they both use PCIe.
@@avrona okay,, thanks
you're so pretty
trap