MSI B760-VC WIFI HS BULK Gaming Desktop Motherboard - Intel B760 Chipset, LGA-1700, ATX

Engineered for gamers and performance enthusiasts, the MSI B760-VC WIFI HS BULK is a feature-rich motherboard designed to unleash the full potential of Intel’s LGA-1700 ecosystem. Built on the sturdy Intel B760 chipset and housed in a versatile ATX form factor, this board delivers a balanced blend of speed, connectivity, and expandability for mid- to high-end gaming rigs and multitasking setups. It supports 12th and 13th-generation Intel Core processors, along with Pentium Gold and Celeron variants, offering a flexible path for upgrades as your needs evolve. With DDR5 memory support up to 256 GB across four DIMM/UDIMM slots, you’ll experience snappier load times, seamless multitasking, and smoother gameplay. Networking is robust and versatile, featuring both Gigabit Ethernet and 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, complemented by integrated Wi‑Fi that supports IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax standards for fast and reliable wireless connectivity. The combination of PCIe expansion potential, ample storage options with four SATA interfaces, and MSI’s reliability-focused engineering makes the B760-VC WIFI HS BULK a compelling choice for enthusiasts building a modern gaming computer or a versatile workstation.

• Powerful processor compatibility: Built around the Intel B760 chipset and LGA-1700 socket, the motherboard is designed to accommodate a wide range of Intel CPUs, including 12th and 13th-generation Core processors, as well as Pentium Gold and Celeron chips—giving you strong performance now with a clear upgrade path later.
• Maximum memory and speed headroom: Supports up to 256 GB of DDR5 SDRAM across 4 DIMM/UDIMM slots, enabling outstanding multitasking capabilities, rapid data access, and high-bandwidth workloads—perfect for gaming, content creation, and productivity arrays.
• Robust networking options: Stay connected with dual Ethernet options—Gigabit Ethernet and 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet—paired with built‑in wireless connectivity that supports IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax for fast, stable online gaming and streaming.
• Ample storage and expandability: Equipped with four SATA interfaces for drives and a flexible layout that suits a variety of storage configurations, giving you room for system drives, game libraries, and data archives without compromise.
• Reliable build for gaming rigs: The ATX motherboard is designed with durability and compatibility in mind, delivering a solid foundation for performance-focused builds in a wide range of case sizes and cooling configurations.

Technical Details of MSI B760-VC WIFI HS BULK Gaming Desktop Motherboard

• Form Factor: ATX
• Chipset: Intel B760
• Socket: LGA 1700
• Memory Support: DDR5 SDRAM, up to 256 GB, across 4 DIMM/UDIMM slots
• Memory Slots: 4 x DIMM/UDIMM
• Storage Interfaces: 4 x SATA
• Ethernet: 1 x Gigabit Ethernet, 1 x 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet
• Wireless: IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax
• Processor Support: Core, Pentium Gold, Celeron (Intel LGA-1700 family)

how to install MSI B760-VC WIFI HS BULK Gaming Desktop Motherboard

• Prepare your workspace and tools. Ground yourself to avoid static discharge and have a clean, flat surface ready for the motherboard, CPU, RAM, and case components.
• Install the CPU into the LGA-1700 socket on the motherboard, aligning the notches and applying gentle downward pressure until it seats securely. Close the retention arm.
• Apply the appropriate amount of thermal paste and mount your CPU cooler or heatsink according to the cooler’s instructions. Ensure that the cooler’s mounting hardware is compatible with the motherboard’s socket layout.
• Insert the DDR5 memory modules into the four DIMM/UDIMM slots, aligning the notch on the module with the slot’s key. Press firmly until the latches click and the modules are locked in place.
• Mount the motherboard into your ATX case using the case’s standoffs and screws. Connect the 24-pin ATX power connector and the CPU power connector from the power supply. Attach all necessary case fans and front-panel connectors (power switch, reset, USB, audio).
• Connect storage drives to the SATA ports as needed. If you have M.2 drives, install them on compatible slots if the motherboard provides them (not specified in the base specs).
• Install your graphics card and other expansion cards in available PCIe slots, secure each card with screws, and connect any required PCIe power cables from the power supply if using a discrete GPU.
• Power on the system and enter the BIOS to configure boot order, enable XMP/DOCP for memory, and adjust any fan curves for optimal cooling. Save settings and proceed to install the operating system.
• Install the latest MSI software and drivers to ensure full functionality of the chipset, audio, network, and any onboard features. Regularly check for BIOS updates to improve stability and compatibility with new CPUs and memory kits.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Is the MSI B760-VC WIFI HS BULK compatible with 13th‑generation Intel CPUs?
• A: Yes. The motherboard uses the LGA-1700 socket and the Intel B760 chipset, which supports 12th and 13th‑generation Intel Core processors, as well as compatible Pentium Gold and Celeron figures.
• Q: How much memory can I install and what type?
• A: Up to 256 GB of DDR5 SDRAM across 4 DIMM/UDIMM slots. This configuration enables high memory bandwidth for multitasking, content creation, and gaming.
• Q: What are the networking options on this board?
• A: The MSI B760-VC WIFI HS BULK includes both 1 Gigabit Ethernet and 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports, plus integrated wireless connectivity supporting IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax for fast Wi‑Fi performance.
• Q: What storage options does it provide?
• A: The board features four SATA interfaces for traditional drives and SSDs, offering flexible storage configurations for game libraries and data archives. (Note: M.2 slots may be present on other variants; this specification list focuses on SATA as provided.)
• Q: What form factor is this motherboard and will it fit my case?
• A: It uses the ATX form factor, making it compatible with most standard ATX cases and providing a broad range of I/O and expansion options for gaming builds.