Gigabyte adds support for Intel's next LGA 1700 CPUs
Gigabyte says its B760 and H610 motherboards now support Intel's upcoming LGA 1700 processors through a BIOS update. The company didn't name the new CPUs directly, but the move hints at the arrival of Raptor Lake NEXT chips. This update lets owners use new processors—including entry-level and more powerful models—without upgrading their boards.
- Gigabyte updates B760 and H610 boards for new CPUs
- Support covers both DDR4 and DDR5 memory types
- Hints at launch of Raptor Lake NEXT chips
- BIOS update removes need for a new motherboard
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