Colorful's Netch B760M-PLUS MAX D5 Motherboard Unveiled

TapTechNews June 20th news, the Netch B760M-PLUS MAX D5 motherboard previously officially announced by Colorful has now been launched on the official website, and the detailed parameters are officially disclosed.

As a product for the internet café scene, this motherboard does not have wireless network support, and in the wired network part, it is equipped with a 2.5G RJ45 electrical port and a 10G SFP+ optical fiber interface.

Among them, the wired network card chip matched with the former is Realtek RTL8125BG, and the one matched with the latter is Intel 82599ES.

TapTechNews queried Intel's official website and found that 82599ES was born in the second quarter of 2009, and it has been a full 15 years since then, and it has entered the pre-production suspension process (Production Change Notification has been issued).

The wired network card chip is based on a 65nm process, and in the Windows system, the driver is only confirmed to support Windows 10 and Windows Server 2019.

Back to this motherboard of Colorful, the Netch B760M-PLUS MAX D5 adopts a 6-layer low-loss PCB design, equipped with 14-phase Dr.MOS (65A) power supply, and the VRM area is completely covered with a heat sink.

The motherboard is equipped with 4 DDR5 memory slots, and the maximum support for 7200 MT/s memory overclocking.

The Netch B760M-PLUS MAX D5 provides an alloy-reinforced PCIe Gen5 x 16 slot, and in addition, there is a Gen3 x 4 slot with an open end.

In the storage part, it provides 2 PCIe Gen4 x 4 M.2 2280 solid-state drive slots and 4 SATA3 interfaces.

The Netch B760M-PLUS MAX D5 motherboard provides 4 USB 2.0 interfaces, 2 5 Gbps Type-A interfaces, and 1 10 Gbps Type-C interface in the rear IO part, in addition to 1 DP 1.2 interface and 1 HDMI 2.0 interface.

Colorful also provides a set of USB 2.0 pins and a set of USB 3.2 Gen1 pins for this motherboard.