ASUS
ASUS TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI DDR5 192GB ATX Intel motherboard
ATX Intel motherboard with LGA 1700 socket, B760 chipset and DDR5 memory support up to 192GB
- CPU Socket TypeLGA 1700
- ChipsetIntel B760
- Maximum Memory Supported192GB
- Supports large workloads with 192GB DDR5 capacity
- Reliable connectivity via integrated Wi-Fi module
- Fits standard builds using ATX form factor
- Compatible with LGA 1700 socket processors
- Stable platform built on Intel B760 chipset
Product identity
This motherboard is a new ASUS TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI unit built for Intel LGA 1700 processors. It uses the Intel B760 chipset and supports DDR5 memory up to a maximum of 192GB. The ATX form factor fits standard desktop chassis and the package includes the board, a metal battery, one SATA cable and an I/O back panel.
Suitability
This board suits builders who want a current-generation DDR5 platform with high memory capacity and integrated wireless networking. Buyers who need more than 192GB of RAM should look at something else. Anyone who requires additional accessories beyond the single SATA cable and back panel will need to source them separately.
Deciding specification
The maximum supported memory of 192GB is the single figure that determines whether this board meets the build requirements. If the planned workload fits within that limit, the board provides the DDR5 platform and LGA 1700 socket needed for compatible Intel processors.
Highlights
- Supports large workloads with 192GB DDR5 capacity
- Reliable connectivity via integrated Wi-Fi module
- Fits standard builds using ATX form factor
- Compatible with LGA 1700 socket processors
- Stable platform built on Intel B760 chipset
Specifications
| Brand | ASUS |
|---|---|
| Model | ASUS TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI |
| CPU Socket Type | LGA 1700 |
| Chipset | Intel B760 |
| Maximum Memory Supported | 192GB |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 192GB DDR5 version or a lower-capacity kit?
The board supports up to 192GB of DDR5, so choose a kit that matches your workload and budget; higher capacity helps with heavy multitasking and content creation.
What does the 192GB maximum mean once the board is built into a PC?
It sets the ceiling for total system memory; you can install up to that amount across the DDR5 slots, and the firmware will recognise the full capacity if the modules are compatible.
How does the SATA interface limit drive performance on this board?
SATA caps sequential throughput at the SATA III line rate, so SSDs or HDDs connected through those ports will not exceed that bandwidth ceiling.
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