MSI MAG B760 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR5 (911-7D96-019)

An optimal motherboard from MSI in terms of "price-equipment" with high-quality circuitry, a powerful power converter, a wide range of connection ports and support for DDR5 RAM. In terms of price, it sits exactly between the mid-range and top-end motherboards. Part of the 2023 MSI TOMAHAWK line of weapons, it can equally well be used as part of a gaming PC or computers assembled for professional work with Premiere Pro, Reaper or 3Ds Max.

MSI MAG B760 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR4 is powered by Intel B760 mid-range system logic, the processor has an Intel LGA 1700 socket that supports the installation of 12th and 13th generation Intel Core / Pentium / Celeron chips (Alder Lake and Raptor Lake). The technical characteristics of the device imply the possibility of mounting a powerful processor of the Core i7-13700 level, a massive three-slot video card from the NVIDIA RTX 30XX / 40XX series, a pair of high-speed M.2 SSDs with support for the PCI-E 4.0 interface, and several RAM modules.

In total, the board provides 7 ports for connecting drives (3 M.2 + 4 SATA3) and 4 connectors for installing up to 128 GB of RAM with a maximum clock frequency of 5333 MHz. A specialized Realtek LAN controller with a bandwidth of 2.5 Gbps and a built-in wireless receiver (Wi-Fi 6E + Bluetooth 5.3) is responsible for processing network traffic. In addition, you can not bypass the traditional "improvers" that MSI engineers regularly introduce into MAG series motherboards.

In particular, the use of the Core Boost feature makes it possible to achieve maximum performance by optimizing and distributing the power system. This allows you to accurately regulate the voltage, providing optimal conditions for overclocking the processor. The presence of Shield Frozr radiators ensures effective cooling of M.2 SSD drives that are often prone to overheating. Frozr AI intelligent cooling management system ensures optimal cooling conditions by constantly analyzing the temperature of the components and automatically adjusting the fan speed. In addition, built-in system troubleshooting tools make it easy to service and diagnose the board when manually overclocking components.