5 Things to Know About the MSI MAG B760 TOMAHAWK's DDR5 Support

It supports DDR5 up to 6800 MHz That speed is closer to Z-series boards, but this is a B-series board without the Z-series price.

It uses Intel XMP 3.0 for one-click overclocking XMP 3.0 stores up to five profiles: three locked by the vendor and two you can configure yourself.

You can buy a 6400 or 6600 MHz kit and enable XMP The board will get you close to that 6800 MHz ceiling without any manual tweaking.

6800 MHz is a solid middle ground It is faster than most B-series boards but not as extreme as Z-series flagships.

That speed is enough for gaming and productivity You do not need faster memory for most real-world workloads.