ASRock B760M PG Riptide Intel 12th & 13th Generation CPU (LGA1700) B760 Chipset, DDR5 Micro ATX Motherboard

Great value considering all the features this mobo has! I like the fact that it has front panel usb c compatability, ddr5 support, and an integrated I/O shield. You'd be hardpressed to find another mobo with all these features at this price point. Paired this board with a 12400f and a 4060 with 32gb of Corsair ddr5 running at 5200MHz and its performing very nicely and efficiently. I am now a fan of Asrock. I didn't expect their mobos to be this good. Do yourself a favor and get this board if you're running non-k 12th gen chips. It'll be worth it!

Great Mobo for building a computer

Best bang for your buck when dealing with performance using a B760 board. Setting up Motherboard bios was a breeze. Overclocking headroom available. Used an i5 13600KF cpu, zotac 4070 TI OC Trinity gpu, king Fury 16gb 5600MT/s ram, 4TB ssd drive, and 750watt 80plus psu. Upgraded from AMD architecture 5600X cpu. 14th and 13th gen intel cpu compatible out of the box.

Had to edit this comment when I realized my fan problems came from the fan itself. I used the CPU cooler that came with an i5 I put on this mobo. They installed the fan too tight to the sink and it pinched the wires. This caused erratic fan behavior and most of the time a real slow speed. After fixing this issue everything works great now and the fan control responds perfectly. Haven't seen any problems following that little mishap where Intel's fan almost caused me to destroy the processor.[I like this mobo but so far I've had problems with the fan speed control. I haven't been able to control any of the fan speeds using the utility so I currently have the CPU fan running full speed without the control pins. Bit annoying but I can deal with it I guess. My intel CPU fan went full blast just giving it a separate 12v so it's something going on with with the board supply.. though I'm not 100% sure the intel fan wasn't part of the problem. I noticed the negative wire was pinched down onto the heatsink (came that way) but I'm not sure if continuity there would be a problem anyway. Sometimes the fan would erratically changed speeds for no reason. Sometimes seemed like it would work well, but then trail off to slow speeds during high usage which led to the 100C throttling. Lucky it didn't burn my CPU out.]

Its a nice MOBO for the price, supports all cpus, and OC ram. What more could you want out of a budget board?

This was my first ASRock motherboard. I have used ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI in the past and wanted to try something new. It will be my first and last ASRock board.1. The BIOS is not user friendly, even as someone building PC for years, the BIOS was a pain to navigate and find simple controls like RAM OC, Resizable Bar, and PCIe Gen Selection. Even searching for FAN settings was a pain. This is not a beginner friendly board.2. My motherboard was likely a defective board because I was having stability issues using PCIe Gen 4. I had to turn of Resizable Bar and go down to PCIe Gen 3 after trouble shooting my GPU for hours, thinking the GPU was the culprit.All this said, it seems to be a decent board, but I feel like there are much better options for a just $15-$30 more, with better BIOS.

Looks good and does its job. I also like that it has usb-c on the back IO and front IO. It has everything you need.

You have to spend $30 to get a m.2 wifi module when you could just spend $10 and get the wifi version of this board.Call me crazy for assuming that a desktop motherboard in 2024 comes with wifi, but I apparently missed that they had two different products. WHY!?!?!? are there really people out there who care about who supplies the hardware for their computer's wifi ????? Basically I will end up spending $40 more than I should have, and it will use up the the 2nd m.2 connector which I otherwise could have used for storage. Just ... insane... who comes up with these ideas? fire them