MSI MPG B760I Edge WiFi Gaming Motherboard (Supports 12th/13th/14th Gen Intel Processors, LGA 1700, DDR5, PCIe 5.0, M.2, 2.5Gbps LAN, USB 3.2 Gen2, HDMI/DP, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, Mini-ITX)

Currently writing my review using this as a Desktop Linux box. It's pretty much exactly what I expected/wanted to make a small PC. Has plenty of USB ports (which is one of the big things I was aiming for with this build), and even WiFi (which should make moving the computer around easier; though I mainly use Ethernet). And having Bluetooth built in has been a huge step up from my last desktop (which predated that standard). Installing Ubuntu was iffy (the installer crashed out repeatedly). I'm unsure if that was due to the hardware, or just some flakiness on Ubuntu's side. Either way I did eventually get it going, with enough fiddling with the file system options. Can't comment on the integrated graphics or SSD slot, as I haven't got around to using either so far.

I recently got the MSI MPG B760I Edge WiFi Gaming Motherboard for my build, and overall, I’m really happy with it. Here’s my take on it: Design and Aesthetics: First off, this motherboard looks fantastic. The black and silver design is sleek and really ties together the look of my setup. The RGB lighting adds a nice touch and complements my Trident RGB RAM perfectly. If you’re someone who cares about the aesthetics of your PC, this board won’t let you down. Setup and Usability: I found the setup process to be pretty straightforward. The manual was easy to follow, and everything just seemed to fall into place. I’m currently running an i7-13700K on it with 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and everything worked without a hitch. The BIOS is simple to navigate, even if you’re not super tech-savvy, which made it easy to get everything up and running. Performance: In terms of performance, I’ve had zero issues. The motherboard handles everything I throw at it, from gaming to more demanding tasks, without any hiccups. I haven’t experienced any blue screens or crashes, which is always a good sign. The WiFi connection is strong, and I haven’t noticed any drops in performance. Plus, the VRM cooling seems to do a great job of keeping temps in check. Minor Drawbacks: The only downside I’ve noticed so far is that it could use a few more USB ports. I have quite a few peripherals, and while the board has enough ports for the essentials, I found myself needing a few more. It’s not a huge issue, but something to keep in mind if you’re like me and use a lot of devices. Final Thoughts: All in all, the MSI MPG B760I Edge WiFi Gaming Motherboard is a solid choice. It’s easy to set up, performs well, and looks great. The lack of a few extra USB ports is the only thing holding me back a bit, but that’s a relatively minor complaint. If you’re looking for a reliable and stylish motherboard for your build, this one is definitely worth considering.

I had to order two of these. After a two hour build into a Fractal Ridge, the first one was completely unresponsive. After some troubleshooting showed that the motherboard must be the culprit I returned it and ordered another. The second one has been rock solid so far 🤞.

The package arrived in manufacturer's packaging, but had visible punctures and damage to the exterior of the package. However, upon inspection of the motherboard, there was no visible damage to the pins/motherboard's components, so I proceeded with installation. Upon installation, this motherboard would *not* boot. It would constantly cycle through the RAM training for 5-10 minutes before getting stuck that way, so I tried different RAM sticks in case the RAM was the issue-- didn't work. Tried resetting the CMOS -- didn't work. Ended up removing all components with the exception of the CPU, motherboard, power supply, and RAM. This resulted in the motherboard completing one or two cycles before simply shutting off each time. I'm not very experienced with building PCs, but when consulting friends of mine who work in computer science and have built many PCs-- they were stumped and concluded the motherboard was defective of sorts. I hope others have had a better experience with what I can assume is a lovely motherboard otherwise, however, after much frustration, I will be returning this and going with a different mini ITX option for my build. Wanted to love this, bummer. :(

it's beautiful and powerful. Come with wifi and fit my tiny case very well.

It only has one usable nvme for me since my small case doesn’t allow access to the back mounted slot, but that’s the only negative for me so far. 13700k, sn850 ssd, 32gb ram and no discrete graphics but it screams. Love MSI boards

i was a firm believer in msi motherboards, used them in multiple builds but will no longer. i received the board undamaged, but it had no tape looking like it was used. it had no bent pins or ports, good sign right? i complete the build, turn it on and have no display and a boot light. boot light is normal for a fresh build but after seeing others have the same issue with no display it seems clear its a trash board. also no way to completely disconnect the cmos battery since msi has glued it to the inside of the heatsink and soldered it into the board. ease of use isnt great for troubleshooting. this could all be user error but ive never encountered something this frustrating. definitely buy asus before this

Awesome motherboard. Great for small builds.

Compact ITX format, great for small PC Box, has DDR5 support and PCIe 5.0, Work great with i7 13600KF.

LLego golpeada el vendedor no la envio bien protegida la probe y todo funciona apesar de que no es una gama alta funciona bien hasta ahora no he tenido problema tengo un i7 13th y una 4070ti ram ddr 5