A channel provider from Bobantang broke the news that Intel has already finalized the B760 to officially start selling on January 5, and brand motherboard manufacturers will receive the goods around December 20. The factory will ship goods one after another at the time point, and the national general agent is required to distribute the goods to the channel market, and the on-time sale will only be allowed on January 5.
In addition, according to internal notices from Intel and brand manufacturers, the positioning of the B760 series has been raised, and it will be shipped at a price that is about 10% more expensive than the B660 series.
Intel’s 13th-generation Core and Z790 platforms were released at the end of September this year, and the new platform is currently on the market.
On the previous generation platform, the Z690 / B660 / H610 chipset brings support for DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0, but the mid-range entry-level lacks support for overclocking features compared to flagship products, and the PCIe channel and DMI bus are also reduced , In addition, there are still some differences in power supply specifications and scalability. It is expected that this year’s B760 will continue this trend.
