Features

CPU & Chipset Support

• Socket: LGA 1700, compatible with Intel 12th, 13th, and 14th Generation Core, Pentium Gold, and Celeron processors.

• Chipset: Intel B760, which offers robust connectivity and efficiency without the full premium cost of higher-end chipsets.

Memory Support

• Dual DDR5 DIMM slots (2×) in dual-channel mode.

• Maximum memory capacity: around 96 GB (some sources mention up to 128 GB depending on module size).

• Supports high-speed memory via overclocking: DDR5-6400+ (OC) in favorable configurations, with supported mid-range speeds for everyday use.

Expansion & Graphics Slots

• One PCIe 4.0 ×16 slot (reinforced) for graphics cards.

• One PCIe 3.0 ×1 slot for add-on cards (audio, network, capture, etc.).

Storage & RAID Support

• One M.2 slot (Gen4 ×4) for NVMe SSDs — supports both PCIe and SATA mode where applicable.

• Four SATA 6 Gb/s ports for additional SSDs or HDDs.

• RAID support for SATA drives (RAID 0, 1, 5, 10).

Display Outputs & USB / I/O Ports

• Video outputs: one HDMI (1.4) supporting 4K @ 30 Hz; one VGA port for legacy usage.

• USB: multiple USB 3.2 Gen1 (5 Gbps) ports, and a number of USB2.0 connectors both front and rear.

• Gigabit LAN (Realtek RTL8111H or equivalent) for reliable wired networking.

Audio & Other Features

• Built-in Realtek ALC897 codec, providing 7.1-channel high-definition audio.

• Debug LED indicators (EZ Debug LEDs) for troubleshooting POST issues.

• Basic but adequate micro-ATX form factor (~200 × 236 mm), suitable for smaller cases without losing essential expansion.

Cooling & Power Delivery

• Decent power delivery layout to support stable operation under load, though not aimed at extreme overclockers.

• Heatsinks around important components and multiple fan headers for CPU/system cooling.

Conclusion

The MSI PRO B760M-E DDR5 is a strong choice for users who want up-to-date features like DDR5, Gen4 M.2 storage, and reliable connectivity in a compact micro-ATX form. It's especially good for office use, media PCs, or budget gaming builds that don’t require ultra-premium extras. While it may lack top-tier overclocking VRMs or multiple high-speed M.2 slots, it strikes a solid balance of performance, cost, and capability.