Description
The B760M DS3H WF6E-D4-G5 represents the pinnacle of the "DS3H" value tier. While other boards in this series make you choose between Gen5 speeds, Wi-Fi 6E, or DDR4 support, this model includes all of them. It is built with GIGABYTE's Ultra Durable™ standards, using anti-sulfur resistors and solid-pin power connectors to ensure the board lasts as long as your components do.
Connectivity is a standout here. The rear panel features a USB-C® 10Gb/s port and Triple Display outputs (HDMI 2.1 and two DisplayPorts), making it just as capable as a workstation as it is a gaming rig. For builders, the Q-Flash Plus feature remains a staple, allowing you to flash the BIOS for 14th Gen Intel support without needing a CPU or RAM installed.
Key Features
PCIe 5.0 x16 Slot (G5): Provides 32 GT/s bandwidth, ensuring zero bottlenecks for the next generation of high-end GPUs. It features SMD PCIe 5.0 Armor for better signal integrity and physical strength.
Wi-Fi 6E (WF6E): Includes the 6GHz band, which acts like a "HOV lane" for your internet—providing faster speeds and lower latency by avoiding the congestion of 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands.
WIFI EZ-Plug: A user-friendly antenna design that allows for quick installation without the tedious screwing required by traditional antennas.
DDR4 Cost Efficiency (D4): Supports 4 DIMM slots of DDR4 up to 5333 MHz (OC). This is ideal if you are upgrading from an older system and want to reuse your current RAM.
Hybrid 6+2+1 Phase VRM: Ensures stable power delivery for Intel Core i5 and i7 processors, even under heavy gaming or productivity loads.
Dual PCIe 4.0 M.2 Slots: Two high-speed storage connectors, with the primary slot featuring an M.2 Thermal Guard heatsink to maintain peak SSD performance.
2.5GbE LAN: Offers high-speed wired connectivity for lag-free gaming and rapid large-file transfers.
PCIe EZ-Latch
Unlock the latch of the PCIe slot easily when remove the graphics card in the PCIe slot.
Redesigned UI and UX
An intuitive operation interface with an aesthetically pleasing design.
