ASUS ROG Strix B760-A D4 and B760-G D4 Review
Introduction
If you prefer your motherboards to not be blacker than a politician’s heart then ASUS have absolutely got you covered with their latest two entries into their popular ROG Strix range.
Should you like a full ATX motherboard then the B760-A has you covered, whilst the mATX B760-G is for those with the need for a smaller form factor. Indeed beyond the two sizes the specifications of the pair are extremely close. Anything that gives the end user more choice without also requiring them to lose out in feature set is something that we love, and the pair of Strix B760 white – well, silver really – motherboards don’t demand that you compromise your hardware to just get the colour or size that you like.
The B760 chipset comes out of the box with support for the Intel Raptor Lake 13th Generation CPUs, and both Strix motherboards we have for you today come with DDR4 support rather than DDR5. Perfect if you’re looking to build a gaming focused system without busting the bank to do so. As we’ve often seen the real world difference between a DDR5 rig and a DDR4 one in gaming tests is negligible.
With very similar designs we’ve grouped them together today, and we’ve three pages of photos for you to pore over so let’s get down to it.
Technical Specifications
ASUS ROG Strix B760-A D4
ASUS ROG Strix B760-G D4
