By the TechCure India team · Updated 9 November 2026. Prices are from our live in-stock catalogue, inclusive of GST, and change often, the product page always shows today's price.
Quick comparison of in-stock options
| Product | Key specs | Price (incl. GST) |
|---|---|---|
| ASUS Prime B760M-K DDR5 Intel | PRIME B760M-K · Intel® Socket LGA1700 for Intel® CoreTM 14th & 13th Gen Processors, Intel® CoreTM 12th Gen, Pentium® Gold and Celeron® Processors* · Intel® B760 Chipset | ₹9,994 |
| MSI PRO B860M-S DDR5 LGA 1851 | INTEL B860 · Supports Intel® Core™ Ultra Processors (Series 2) LGA 1851 · 2x DDR5 UDIMM, Maximum Memory Capacity 128GB Memory Support DDR5 8800 - 6400 (OC) MT/s / 6400 - 4800 (JEDEC) MT/s Max. overclocking: • 1DPC 1R Max speed up to 8800 MT/s • 1DPC 2R Max speed up to 6400 MT/s Supports Intel® POR Speed and JEDEC Speed Supports Memory Overclocking and Intel® XMP 3.0 Supports Dual-Controller Dual-Channel mode Supports Non-ECC, Un-buffered memory Supports CUDIMM • The DIMM slots on this motherboard have double-sided latches. • Memory compatibility and supported speeds can vary depending on the CPU and memory configuration. For detailed information, please refer to the Memory Compatibility List available on the product’s Support page or visit https://www.msi.com/support/. | ₹9,050 |
| Gigabyte GA H81M S2PH M-ATX | Gigabyte | ₹8,437 |
| Gigabyte H810M H M-ATX | LGA1851 · H810 · DDR5 | ₹8,059 |
| MSI H410M-A PRO Micro-ATX LGA 1200 DDR4 | LGA1200 · H410 · DDR4 | ₹7,377 |
| Gigabyte H610M H v3 DDR4 M-ATX | LGA1700 · H610 · DDR4 | ₹6,183 |
Key facts at a glance
| ASUS PRIME B760M-K price | ₹9,994 incl. GST at TechCure India today |
|---|---|
| PRIME B760M-K socket support | LGA1700, supports Intel 14th, 13th and 12th Gen, Pentium Gold and Celeron |
| PRIME B760M-K memory | 2 DIMM slots, DDR5, up to 96GB |
| PRIME B760M-K storage | 2 x M.2 slots and 4 x SATA 6Gb/s ports |
| PRIME B760M-K ethernet | Realtek 2.5Gb Ethernet |
| MSI PRO B860M-S price | ₹9,050 incl. GST at TechCure India today |
| MSI PRO B860M-S socket support | LGA1851, supports Intel Core Ultra Processors (Series 2) |
| MSI PRO B860M-S memory | 2 DDR5 UDIMM slots, up to 128GB, supports DDR5 8800-4800 (varies) |
| MSI PRO B860M-S storage and USB | 1x M.2 (PCIe 4.0 x4 from chipset), 4x SATA 6G, multiple USB 5Gbps ports |
what is a motherboard and what changed recently
A motherboard is the main circuit board that connects the CPU, memory, storage and cards. The CPU fits into a socket, a shaped connector. For example, the ASUS Prime B760M-K uses Intel Socket LGA1700 for 12th, 14th Gen Intel CPUs. MSI’s PRO B860M-S uses the newer LGA1851 socket for Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors. A socket defines which processors you can install, so check the socket before buying.
Memory type is set by the motherboard and matters for speed and future upgrades. Some boards here use DDR4 memory (older, common), while others use DDR5 (newer, faster). The ASUS Prime B760M-K supports DDR5 in two DIMM slots up to 96GB. The MSI PRO B860M-S supports DDR5 too, with two slots and up to 128GB, and higher overclocked speeds listed by the maker. If you plan to upgrade later, match the socket and DDR type. Also note that supported speeds can depend on the CPU and memory configuration, so consult the board’s memory compatibility list.
- If you want a 12th, 14th Gen Intel CPU, choose LGA1700 boards like the Prime B760M-K.
- If you aim for Intel Core Ultra Series 2, choose LGA1851 boards like the MSI PRO B860M-S.
how to choose step by step
First pick the CPU socket that matches your processor. If you plan Intel 12th, 14th Gen, choose LGA1700 like the ASUS Prime B760M-K. If you want Intel Core Ultra Series 2, choose LGA1851 like the MSI PRO B860M-S or Gigabyte H810M H. A wrong socket means the CPU will not fit, so match socket now rather than later.
Decide DDR4 or DDR5 based on budget and CPU support. Boards here include DDR4 (Gigabyte H610M H v3, MSI H410M-A PRO) and DDR5 (ASUS Prime B760M-K, MSI PRO B860M-S, Gigabyte H810M H). DDR5 can run higher speeds but costs more. Check the board’s max memory and slot count: examples show two DIMM slots for many DDR5 boards and up to 128GB on some models.
Count M.2 and SATA ports for storage needs. If you want multiple NVMe drives for fast games and editing, prefer a board with two M.2 slots like the ASUS Prime B760M-K. Many boards still give four SATA 6Gb/s ports for hard drives and SATA SSDs, for example both ASUS Prime B760M-K and MSI PRO B860M-S list four SATA ports.
Check networking and rear I/O for your setup. If you need faster wired networking for trading with many screens, look for 2.5Gb Ethernet as on the ASUS Prime B760M-K. For rear USB count, the MSI PRO B860M-S lists multiple USB 5Gbps Type-A ports and a front Type-C. Match ports to your monitor, keyboard, mouse and external drives. Ensure the board’s video outputs match your monitor if you plan to use onboard graphics.
- If you want future CPU upgrades, prefer the newer socket on the board you buy.
what matters most for common uses
The ASUS Prime B760M-K and MSI PRO B860M-S both have a PCIe x16 slot. If you want two fast drives for games and capture files, pick a board with two M.2 slots like the ASUS Prime B760M-K. Onboard video ports matter only if you use the CPU’s integrated graphics; the ASUS has HDMI and VGA, while the MSI has HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort for 4K 60Hz if the CPU supports integrated graphics.
For video editing, more RAM and M.2 storage help. The MSI PRO B860M-S supports up to 128GB DDR5 and high memory speeds, which helps timeline responsiveness. The ASUS Prime B760M-K supports up to 96GB DDR5 and two M.2 slots for scratch and project drives. For trading with many screens, check onboard display outputs and USB ports. The MSI board has both HDMI and DisplayPort and many USB 5Gbps ports, useful for docking and capture devices. For basic office use, any board with enough SATA and USB ports works; Gigabyte and MSI DDR4 boards are affordable options. For power cuts, look at onboard power design and SATA count to safely connect an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and at least one M.2 plus a SATA SSD for a quick, reliable boot. If a motherboard lists 4 SATA ports, you can attach multiple drives or a backup SSD without adapters.
budget options under ₹10,000 today
These are affordable motherboards under ₹10,000 at TechCure India today, with one-line notes on why each is a budget pick. ASUS Prime B760M-K ₹9,994. This DDR5 board has two M.2 slots and Realtek 2.5Gb Ethernet, so it fits builders who want faster network and two NVMe drives without spending much more. MSI PRO B860M-S ₹9,050. This LGA1851 DDR5 board supports Intel Core Ultra Series 2 and up to 128GB memory, making it a budget choice for users who want a newer socket and high RAM capacity for editing or trading. Gigabyte GA H81M S2PH ₹8,437. This older Gigabyte board is listed at a lower price, so it is a budget pick for very tight builds that still need a working micro-ATX motherboard. Gigabyte H810M H ₹8,059. This LGA1851 DDR5 board supports up to 128GB and uses the H810 chipset, so it is a low-cost way to get DDR5 on the LGA1851 platform. MSI H410M-A PRO ₹7,377. This DDR4 LGA1200 board keeps costs down while offering Turbo M.2 and a stable power layout for older Intel CPUs. Gigabyte H610M H v3 ₹6,183.
Buyers who need two NVMe drives, more than 64GB memory, or LGA1851 support should pick accordingly. Prices above are launch prices at TechCure India today and come with the listed sockets and memory types; availability of other specs is not announced here.
- ASUS Prime B760M-K ₹9,994, two M.2 slots and 2.5Gb Ethernet, good for fast storage and networking.
- MSI PRO B860M-S ₹9,050, LGA1851 and up to 128GB DDR5, good for high RAM needs.
- Gigabyte GA H81M S2PH ₹8,437, low price for very tight budgets.
- Gigabyte H810M H ₹8,059, LGA1851 DDR5 at a lower cost.
- MSI H410M-A PRO ₹7,377, DDR4 with Turbo M.2 for older Intel CPUs.
which product suits which buyer
ASUS Prime B760M-K is for Intel LGA1700 buyers who want DDR5 and two M.2 slots. The board has Realtek 2.5Gb Ethernet, so traders who need faster local network and lower latency will like it. This suits builders who accept the LGA1700 socket and want DDR5 up to 96GB.
MSI PRO B860M-S is for builders choosing Intel Core Ultra Series 2 on LGA1851 and who plan to use lots of RAM. It supports up to 128GB DDR5 and high memory speeds, so video editors and traders with many browser tabs or apps open will see smoother timelines and faster data handling. The HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort outputs help multi-screen setups when using a CPU with integrated graphics. Gigabyte H610M H v3 and Gigabyte GA H81M S2PH fit very tight budgets or older CPUs. H610M H v3 gives LGA1700 with DDR4 and up to 64GB for people who want lower-cost DDR4 builds. GA H81M S2PH is for the lowest-cost micro-ATX builds that need a functioning board without DDR5. MSI H410M-A PRO is for older LGA1200 CPUs that need DDR4, a stable power layout and a Turbo M.2 for one fast NVMe drive.
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common mistakes to avoid
Buying the wrong CPU socket is a common mistake. A board with LGA1700 will not accept LGA1851 or LGA1200 CPUs. Check the socket on the board and the CPU model before you buy. For example, ASUS Prime B760M-K is LGA1700 while MSI PRO B860M-S is LGA1851 and MSI H410M-A PRO is LGA1200. If you pick the wrong socket you may need a new CPU or a new board, which costs more than planning ahead.
Another mistake is choosing a DDR5 motherboard but keeping DDR4 RAM. DDR4 and DDR5 sticks are not interchangeable. Gigabyte H610M H v3 and MSI H410M-A PRO use DDR4, while ASUS Prime B760M-K, MSI PRO B860M-S and Gigabyte H810M H use DDR5. Match the board memory type to the RAM you already own or plan to buy. Also check storage and ports. Not checking M.2 or SATA counts can block future upgrades, and some boards only give one M.2 slot while others give two. Ignoring onboard ports and Ethernet speed is costly for traders and multi-screen users. Realtek 2.5Gb Ethernet on ASUS Prime B760M-K gives faster local network than standard 1Gb ports. Confirm HDMI or DisplayPort outputs if you rely on integrated graphics.
- Check socket type and match to CPU model before purchase.
- Match DDR type: DDR4 boards need DDR4 RAM, DDR5 boards need DDR5 RAM.
- Count M.2 slots and SATA ports for future drives.
- Check onboard video ports if you use CPU integrated graphics.
- Check Ethernet speed, 2.5Gb is faster than 1Gb for low-latency tasks.
what to do next
Confirm the CPU socket of the board matches your processor model. The ASUS Prime B760M-K uses LGA1700, the MSI PRO B860M-S uses LGA1851 and the MSI H410M-A PRO uses LGA1200. If your CPU and motherboard sockets do not match, the parts will not fit and you will need a different CPU or a different board.
Check the RAM type and how many drives you need. Some boards here use DDR5 and others use DDR4, and those RAM types do not mix. Count M.2 and SATA slots so you can add NVMe or SATA drives later. Prices shown are TechCure India launch prices today and listed per product.
Options to get the right board: use the TechCure PC Builder to auto-match socket, RAM type and drive count, or request a WhatsApp quote from TechCure with your CPU model, current RAM type and how many drives you want. Tell the team the exact CPU model and how many monitors or drives you plan to use so they can confirm compatibility.
- If you have DDR4 RAM, choose a DDR4 board like MSI H410M-A PRO or Gigabyte H610M H v3.
- If you plan DDR5, choose a DDR5 board like ASUS Prime B760M-K, MSI PRO B860M-S or Gigabyte H810M H.
- Count M.2 slots if you want one or two NVMe drives; ASUS Prime B760M-K supports 2 M.2 slots, MSI PRO B860M-S supports 1 M.2 slot.
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Frequently asked questions
Which motherboard should I pick for Intel 14th Gen?
Pick a board with LGA1700 socket. The ASUS PRIME B760M-K supports Intel 14th Gen and costs ₹9,994 at TechCure India today.
Can I use DDR5 RAM on these boards?
Yes. ASUS PRIME B760M-K and MSI PRO B860M-S are DDR5 boards. Check the board memory specs for supported speeds and slot count.
Which board has more M.2 slots?
The ASUS PRIME B760M-K supports 2 x M.2 slots. The MSI PRO B860M-S lists 1 x M.2 from the chipset.
Is Gigabyte H610M good for a tight budget?
Yes. The Gigabyte H610M H v3 DDR4 is priced at ₹6,183 at TechCure India today and uses LGA1700 with DDR4 support.
Which board has faster ethernet?
The ASUS PRIME B760M-K has Realtek 2.5Gb Ethernet as listed in the facts.
Can MSI PRO B860M-S handle 4K output?
It lists HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 support for up to 4K 60Hz when the CPU has integrated graphics. This depends on the CPU used.
What if my CPU socket is different?
If your CPU uses LGA1851, choose MSI PRO B860M-S. If it uses LGA1700, choose ASUS PRIME B760M-K or Gigabyte H610M depending on DDR type and budget.
Sources
- TechCure India live catalogue, in-stock products, specs and today's GST prices
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