GIGABYTE B760M DS3H DDR4 (LGA 1700/ Intel/ B760/ M-ATX/ DDR4/ Dual M.2/ PCIe 4.0/ USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C/ 2.5GbE LAN/Q-Flash Plus/PCIe EZ-Latch/Gaming Motherboard)

Solid business board, Can definitely do development work, vm's. I have not been a gamer so I can't comment on the range of games; but for a windows 11 workstation, Windows 11 desktop or Linux server or desktop it should serve you well. My use case is all of the above LESS games and at this price, I'd use them to they fail and simply replace only the board with the same model. I'd prefer to start a business and have 4 workstations, dual monitors, Quickbooks, crm etc...and this is ideal for that. One Linux development station and one home audio video workstation with no business on it....all those compute/storage/network these boards are great at. I am comfortable using it also as a server for those workstations..but that has other variables beyond the scope of this review. B series boards are not likely ideal for RAID, windows servers, continuous duty in a professional office; but, a home office. Small condo...it will be much quieter and really should serve that function admirably.

Got this as a replacement for my original Asus MB that i damaged some CPU socket pins on. It’s hard to find a board with DDR4 and WiFi 6 anymore. Especially at a decent price. This worked perfectly and after a small hiccup (missed moving the SSD over) it booted up perfectly with no issues

Notched one star out of "Tech Support" for this M/B not shipping with a packet of bolts that secure board to a case. This should not be a problem if you do a M/B upgrade and retain those bolts after removing old M/B. Still, why would company that sells a M/B ships me a SATA cable for a drive that is not part of the deal, but fails to supply bolts for the M/B that it actually does sell? I had an all new build and had to scramble to find correct bolts. Otherwise board is good, no problems installing it and most drivers came straight from Win 11. I only had to run Intel INF installer on top of it. In fact this M/B was my second choice, but the first choice board from MSI had a problem getting GPU card initialized, going into a boot cycle half way into POST. I always considered MSI a good brand, but now I wonder how much of a QA they do these days. Installing M/B just to find that it is defective is quite a pain, considering CPU/fan/paste shenanigans involved. I say, spend extra $20 and get this board instead. Just make sure you have those bolts lined up for installation.

Works fine so far. "No Bootable Devices Found" A little troubleshooting advice for noobs like me: when you first boot up after the mobo install and the GIGABYTE BIOS screen shows up with "no bootable devices found" under "Boot Sequence". Be sure to go to advanced settings, and somewhere in there, there's a tab labeled "CMS Support: Disabled" IT HAS TO BE ENABLED (double click) or the computer will not boot. Assign "Storage Boot..." and "Other PCI Devices" to "Legacy". Save and exit and you computer will start after cycling a few times. Took me 2 hours to figure this out. Hope this helps!

I’ve been really impressed with this Gigabyte motherboard. Setup was straightforward, the BIOS is easy to navigate, and everything worked right out of the box. Build quality feels solid, with plenty of ports and good expansion options for the price. Performance has been smooth and reliable, and it pairs nicely with my CPU and RAM without any compatibility issues. For what you get at this price point, it’s excellent value compared to other boards in the same range. If you’re looking for a dependable motherboard that won’t break the bank, this is a great choice.

More than appropriate for gaming. dont let fomo force you into buying expensive gear when AAA devs cant be bothered to work on their games anymore, and if they did you wouldnt need expensive gear

Had one from three years ago that worked fine. It set for a while and wouldn't boot around 6 months. No power getting to the mb. Bought a new power supply, it wouldn't boot unless I manually shorted the circuit for the power button. Cool, power button bad. Used the reset button as a temporary workaround. Then no Bluetooth. Bought a new wifi card. No Bluetooth. Replaced the new wifi card with a newER one, no Bluetooth. Yes, I did do a complete wipe and reinstall of Win11, along with the myriad of things to try. Kept seeing something about BIOS settings for Bluetooth, but found zero adjustment. Tech support for the first replacement wifi card said there are no settings for BIOS Bluetooth to change. After a solid week of messing around with this mb, I'm ready to throw it in the trash! If only I could give it negative stars, but there's not even an option for that, only one so either fix this, make it right or no review edit!

Pros: Budget-friendly and packed with impressive features Includes a good Wi-Fi antenna that isn't mentioned in the product description Metal boxing inside the motherboard helps with cooling and ensures consistent performance Comes with 4 DDR5 slots and plenty of SATA connectors, providing flexibility to expand the system Easy to install and highly customizable BIOS with numerous options to adjust performance Cons: Only 1 RGB header, which could be a deal-breaker for RGB enthusiasts RGB Fusion software isn't very user-friendly and tends to change colors incorrectly Lacks a front USB Type-C header, which could be an issue for users who need this feature Overall, the GIGABYTE B760M DS3H AX is an excellent choice for anyone on a mid-range budget looking for an affordable DDR5 LGA 1700 motherboard with great features. While there are some limitations to this motherboard, its price and performance make it a worthwhile investment.