Gigabyte B760I Aorus Pro DDR4: Small, powerful, attractively priced

In the tests, we looked at a Mini-ITX motherboard. A warning finger is usually put over this format in connection with powerful CPUs, but often unjustifiably. This would be the case even with one of the cheapest models for the LGA 1700 platform – the B760I Aorus Pro DDR4. The “cut off” is mainly things you may not need, for example because a larger number of slots not only won’t be used, but also doesn’t fit into the vision of a space-saving PC build.

Test setup

Note: To be able to compare results with older Z790 motherboard models, the tests are not run with an Intel Raptor Lake Refresh processor, but with the Intel Core i9-13900K (Raptor Lake).
Intel Core i9-13900K CPU
Alphacool Eisbaer Aurora 360 liquid cooler w/ the metal backplate
Patriot Blackout memory (2×8 GB, 3600 MHz/CL18). Outside of the Mini-ITX (or Micro ATX) formats with two DIMM slots, four 8 GB Patriot Blakcout modules (with 3600 MHz/CL18) are used. Motherboards with DDR5 support are tested with the G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo (2×16 GB, 6000 MHz/CL30) and Z690/B660 motherboards with DDR5 support are tested with the Kingston Fury Beast (2×16 GB, 5200 MHz/CL40)
MSI RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio graphics card
Patriot Viper VP4100 (1 TB) and Patriot Viper VPN100 (2 TB) SSDs
BeQuiet! Dark Power Pro 12 1200W PSU

Note.: Graphics drivers used at the time of testing: Nvidia GeForce 466.77 and OS Windows 10 build 19045.


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