rigvelaASUS TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI D4
RAM, M.2 and BIOS checks
The D4 suffix distinguishes this DDR4 board from the DDR5 version. All three M.2 connectors are listed for PCIe/NVMe. The 22110 module length is listed only for M.2_2.
RAM, storage and CPU-family sources reviewed: . An individual build and installed BIOS have not been tested.
Which RAM does this board use?
- Module type
- DDR4 DIMM · unbuffered, non-ECC
- Memory connectors
- 4 DIMM
- Published board capacity limit
- 192 GB total
- Overclocking profiles
- Intel XMP
ASUS’s specification page lists 192 GB on the review date. This is a published board limit, not validation of particular high-capacity modules. Before such a purchase, verify exact memory part numbers, CPU and BIOS with ASUS support.
These are desktop DIMMs, not laptop SO-DIMMs. The board limit does not override CPU, BIOS or kit-specific limits. XMP support provides a setting; it does not guarantee a frequency or stability with any combination of modules.
- Record the complete kit part number from its label or packaging, the module count and the capacity of each module.
- Open manufacturer support below. In memory compatibility (Memory / QVL), select the relevant CPU and find that part number; check the module count and notes too.
- In the assistant, select this exact board name and enter both new and retained memory. Absence from the QVL alone does not prove incompatibility, and a matching DDR type does not confirm the entire upgrade.
The other version uses DDR5: ASUS TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI. It is a separate board; do not use its memory list for this model.
The assistant first shows the proposed board specifications. Review them before applying; your RAM selection and upgrade plan are kept. You can undo the board transfer.
CPU and BIOS: what to check before a swap
The specification lists Intel Core 12th Gen / Intel Core 13th Gen / Intel Core 14th Gen. The LGA1700 socket and a generation name do not establish that the exact CPU will boot with the installed BIOS.
- In CPU Support, find the complete processor model, including an F, K or KF suffix where present.
- Compare the BIOS requirement on that row with the version installed on your board. The minimum version for your CPU has not been checked here.
- If an update is needed, first read this exact board’s procedure and the BIOS release notes. Do not begin a CPU swap assuming that every B760 board has already been updated.
Connector table
On a narrow screen, scroll the table sideways. Match connector names to the board and manual.
| Connector | Connection and length | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| M.2_1 | PCIe 4.0 x4Module lengths: 2242 / 2260 / 2280 | Verify occupancy and physical installation separately. |
| M.2_2 | PCIe 4.0 x4Module lengths: 2242 / 2260 / 2280 / 22110 | Verify occupancy and physical installation separately. |
| M.2_3 | PCIe 4.0 x4Module lengths: 2242 / 2260 / 2280 | Verify occupancy and physical installation separately. |
What to check on this board
Four separate SATA ports do not imply M.2 SATA support. ASUS lists PCIe 4.0 x4 for this model’s M.2 connectors. Before moving an older M.2 SATA drive, identify the drive’s interface.
Work through your conditions
Choose the SSD interface and length, then the known configuration details. CPU options reflect the RigVela catalogue and recorded family support; the required BIOS remains a separate check. Notes are calculated in your browser. The selected CPU, SSD model, connector, interface and length, and shared-connection choice can appear in reference links when navigating or changing language. Your build is not changed.
Before installation
Verify exact model and revision, installed BIOS, current connections, mounting, heatsink and height clearance. A disabled connector, an occupied position and an unsuitable interface are different problems. Do not erase a drive to diagnose its connection.
Documentation
- ASUS — TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI D4, CPU / Memory / Storage specifications ↗
- ASUS — TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI D4, CPU / Memory Support ↗
For another revision or updated documentation, recheck the manufacturer’s information. This page covers RAM, M.2 and the CPU/BIOS checking process, not every motherboard specification.