ASUS Prime B760M-A WiFi D4
Runs every LGA1700 processor in the database without severe throttling, at $139.
- Socket
- LGA1700
- Vcore
- 8 × 50 A
- Memory
- DDR4
~$139
no live listing yet
Computed ranking · 2026
This ranking is computed, not curated. Each of the 29 LGA1700 boards in the database is run against all 54 LGA1700 processors, and the ranking is the count of processors the board keeps under our moderate-throttling threshold. A board that handles everything sits at the top whatever it costs, which is why a mid-range board sometimes beats a flagship.
By Farrukh Sufyan Sarwar · Last verified 19 September 2026 · Model v1.0 · Build 2026-09-19
Runs every LGA1700 processor in the database without severe throttling, at $139.
~$139
no live listing yet
About 956 W of sustained core power for $199 — 5 W per dollar.
~$199
no live listing yet
“Handles” counts the processors this board runs with no expected clock loss. “Throttles” counts the ones it cannot feed.
Every board is evaluated against every processor on its socket using the same formula: Vcore stages multiplied by their current rating and by an effective Vcore of 1.25 V, derated for the phase design and for heatsink mass, then compared against each processor's sustained package power. Sample size is 29 boards × 54 processors = 1566 evaluations, of which 12 boards have a verified retail listing.
The constants and the formula are published in full, so you can disagree with a specific number rather than with a verdict.