MSI PRO B760M-P DDR4 ProSeries Motherboard (Supports 12th/13th/14th Gen Intel Processors, LGA 1700, DDR4, PCIe 4.0, M.2, USB 3.2 Gen2, HDMI/DP, mATX)

I had to return the item at first because the CPU socket was damaged. They sent a second one immediately and it is working well to this day.

Note that for both deliveries, it was simply the product box with the address label put on it. No amazon packaging or anything.

The device is good but design needs improvement. The installation of SSD drives is blocked once GPU installed. All SATA ports are blocked with GPU installed. Upon pulling a SATA cable while holding release on cable provided with device, the port came with the cable and is now unusable. This was on day one of installation. I am experienced PC builder and have used MSI products for years. This was the first to break. Also keep in mind this is not a Micro-ATX but a regular ATX motherboard size. Overall it is worth buying and works well aside the location of SATA ports and SSD M.2 ports being placed poorly by design. If you want to upgrade your SSD you should not have to remove your GPU. To change a SATA cable you should not need to remove your GPU to reach the port and the port should be much more sturdy on a board that is marketed as Ultra Durable. I like the functionality for the price but I expect more out of the MSI brand name on durability and ease of use. Please engineer better than this in the future MSI.

It arrived DOA. I tested the power supply unit and it’s working fine. The first thing I did was try to jump the power switch pins to see if the mobo would power on and sadly it did not. I should have listened to the other reviewers that said this mobo is a piece of garbage.

This motherboard is my first MSI build. It provides what I need, namely sufficient power and sufficient expansion capabilities. The last desktop I purchased was sometime before the last turn of the century. All the others I have assembled myself. It is always an adventure and this one was very smooth. The system has a 12th generation Intel cpu (12100f), 32 gb of ram (DDR4, 3200 mhz), and an MSI RX 580 graphics card. This motherboard has a gen 4 PCIe bus and the speed is readily visible, so a gen 4 nvme is advisable to take advantage of the available speed. Mine is an HP (500 gb) that is plenty quick. This system runs the Zorin OS (Linux), which started up smoothly the first time I turned it on. (That’s what’s nice about Linux, that you can move a hard drive from one machine to another and it starts up smoothly in the new build.) Motherboards need to be stable and provide a solid foundation for your desktop. This one does precisely that and provides two expansion slots currently used for a wifi card (TP-Link) and a usb-c card. The motherboard also can accept a 13th generation Intel cpu, which allows for updating down the road. This will necessitate DDR5 ram however. This system is built for everyday computing, and the motherboard provides a good foundation for that. Best of luck in your computing adventures. This MSI motherboard meets my needs quite adequately.

I was looking for a budget friendly board for my work computer. I’ve had quite a few MSI motherboards and other products in the past. Having had great experiences before, I decided on them once again. The motherboard has everything I need for a workhorse. I loaded it up with a 13th gen i5, 1tb ssd, and 64gb of ram. Yes 64gb and its rockin! Its a great dev machine and I’m very happy with it so far. No issues whatsoever from the motherboard.