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Edwin Jahir Parra Ramirez
Comentado en México el 28 de enero de 2025
Muy bien envuelto,tardo menos de lo esperaba en que me llegara
Angel Gonzalez Castro
Comentado en México el 3 de abril de 2025
Muy buena compra
zulban
Comentado en Canadá el 22 de julio de 2024
Working great for a month now.
Cliente Kindle
Comentado en Brasil el 7 de mayo de 2024
Produto muito simples pelo valor tão alto
Joe B
Comentado en Canadá el 24 de diciembre de 2024
Compatible with all my parts and works well. I don't play much with settings but it has overclocking feature etc. built in, for those that like that sort of thing.
Riseabove
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de agosto de 2023
First time using an ASUS motherboard. I previously used an ASRock motherboard and thought it was really good but I am loving this ASUS because for one the Bios is just slightly better because it has the XMP right on the main screen, no searching thru menus to find it. Also, my ASRock only supported a very limited M.2 NVME drives while the ASUS seems to have a much wider support. I have plenty of SATA and it supports 2 M.2 NVME drives, one is for PCI4.0 and the other I believe is for PCI3.0. Which is fine by me. I prefer MB's that support at least 2 M.2 NVME's. This is a good motherboard, very stable, no issues. I'm running it with an i5-12400F cpu. I have 32GB Dual channel 3600Mhz memory installed. Two M.2 NVME drives, 1 is a 2TB Crucial P3+ and the other is a 1TB Samsung 980. I also have 2 SATA drives connected, one is a 1TB Samsung and the other is a generic 250GB SATA drive.
Lee
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de junio de 2023
My previous motherboard, an Asus B150M was still going strong after almost 6 years but I wanted a Windows 11 capable system so I needed to upgrade. I picked the DDR4 version of the B760M so I could use my existing RAM (4x4GB Kingston HyperX). The swap was pretty straightforward with one hiccup. For reasons that remain a mystery, the default TPM setting in the BIOS was hardware (discrete TPM) rather than firmware. In this setting, it booted to an error screen (see picture) which said to run setup again. Until I figured out what needed to be changed, it would not boot into Windows. Once set to firmware TPM, it booted but I would still see this screen sometimes. I did an online chat with Asus tech support and they suggested updating the BIOS (my board shipped with a December 2022 BIOS, latest is June 2023) which I did. Too early to tell if that has fixed the problem permanently but so far it seems to have worked.
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