msiPRO B760-P WiFi DDR4 ProSeries Motherboard (Supports 12th/13th/14th Gen Intel Processors, LGA 1700, DDR4, PCIe 4.0, M.2, 2.5Gbps LAN, USB 3.2 Gen2, HDMI/DP, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, ATX)

This MSI PRO B760-P WiFi ProSeries Motherboard was the cornerstone of my ProPresenter PC build for church, and let me tell you, it’s performing miracles. It’s like the gospel of hardware—solid, reliable, and able to handle whatever sermon slides, hymn lyrics, or last-minute media the pastor throws at it. Between its snappy WiFi and rock-solid performance, this thing keeps the presentations heavenly smooth.Installing it was straightforward, which is a blessing because nothing derails a build faster than fumbling with a motherboard in the sanctuary, praying the screws don’t disappear into the carpet. But not this time! Everything fit together like a well-practiced choir. The BIOS? User-friendly enough to tweak settings without feeling like you’re decoding ancient scripture.Now the congregation gets to enjoy crisp, error-free visuals during service, and I can finally focus on the message rather than wondering if the PC will freeze mid-chorus.

I recently upgraded to the MSI PRO B760-P WiFi DDR4 ProSeries Motherboard, and I couldn’t be happier with its performance. From build quality to features, it has everything I could ask for at a great price point.Performance: This motherboard handles everything I throw at it with ease. It supports the latest 12th and 13th Gen Intel processors, and with DDR4 support, I can continue using my current RAM, which was a huge plus for me. The stability is rock-solid, and multitasking between heavy applications is seamless.Wi-Fi Connectivity: The built-in Wi-Fi is a game-changer. I get excellent wireless performance, and the speeds are fantastic. It eliminates the need for a separate card and ensures a cleaner setup.Design and Build: The motherboard has a sleek, professional design with a robust build. The black PCB with subtle accents looks great in my case, and the layout makes it very easy to install. The heatsinks are strategically placed to ensure optimal cooling without getting in the way of other components.Connectivity and Expansion: I’m impressed by the number of connectivity options. It comes with multiple USB 3.2 ports, and the addition of M.2 slots for fast NVMe SSDs makes a noticeable difference in boot and load times. It also features PCIe 4.0 support, which is a great forward-looking feature for future upgrades.BIOS and Features: MSI’s BIOS interface is user-friendly and straightforward. The overclocking settings are easy to navigate, and the board provides excellent control over system performance. The motherboard also includes some great features for system builders, such as enhanced power delivery, reinforced PCIe slots, and high-quality capacitors for durability.Conclusion: The MSI PRO B760-P WiFi DDR4 ProSeries Motherboard is a perfect blend of performance, connectivity, and durability. Whether you’re building a workstation or a gaming rig, this motherboard has you covered. It’s an outstanding choice for anyone looking for a reliable and feature-rich board without breaking the bank.Highly recommended!

Delivery was overnight and well packaged. Opened package product looks undamaged and in good condition with a sealed bag.

Pros:- This works out of the box for Raptor Lake 13th gen Intel. That, in itself, gives it 5 stars compared to other boards that I tried to get Raptor Lake on which failed. What I really wanted to work was the B660M-A MAG Mortar Max with Raptor Lake but alas that failed the test whereas this board (Pro series B770M-A) works.- Small form factor (micro ATX)- Easy to install for M.2 drives- Picked up all of the peripheral items (SATA, M.2, RAM) successfullyCons- The quality of materials for heatsinking isn't quite as good as the MAG MORTAR MAX series. However, this board works with Raptor Lake whereas the other board does not so unless you are building Alder Lake this PRO series is the one to use for micro ATX. The MAG MORTAR series is a heavier motherboard because more materials are involved whereas the PRO series is mostly plastic (lighter weight and it works but not as high quality of material).- When installing Windows 11 by USB stick I received error code: 0x8007025D and Error code: 0xC0000005. The workaround for that was to use the rufus tool and the "WindowsToGo" feature to flash a Windows image onto the SSD itself. I put that on to the D drive SSD, then booted from the D drive SSD (rather than booting from USB stick), and had the D drive image the C drive SSD with Windows 11. In that way, there was no need for a USB stick but I did need to use an external SSD reader to put the Windows 11 ISO file onto drive D and then boot from drive D in order to get drive C working. Thereafter, everything worked fine.- If you plan on using SATA drives the one drawback with this board is that the SATA ports are so close to the edge of the board that in some cases it is hard to plug in the SATA cable into. In my setup the M.2 drives were easy to install but I also had 2 SATA devices and the cables for SATA took a while to plugin because in my case there was little room between the case edge and the port that you put the SATA cable into. I made it work but took some time.Overall I am happy with this board because it works. Some work involved with the rufus Windows2Go step above but I am happy with this purchase. I am still bummed that I couldn't get the same to work on the MAG MORTAR series because that had higher quality components on the motherboard but hey... it finally worked and that is 5 stars in my book for this PRO series motherboard.