You will need a motherboard with overclocking support to overclock 12th and 13th Gen CPUs. Motherboards with the Z790 and Z690 chipsets typically support CPU overclocking. Otherwise, you can use a motherboard with Intel’s other 700-series or 600-series desktop chipsets (e.g., H670, B660, H610).
The W680 and Q670 chipsets are intended for workstation and business use cases; their availability in stand-alone motherboards is limited.
Motherboards for Intel processors are made with chipsets provided by Intel. Each chipset offers a unique set of capabilities
However, motherboards must explicitly support features and capabilities for you to use them. Verify that a motherboard supports the features and capabilities you desire
For 12th and 13th Gen Intel Core processors, you’ll need a motherboard with an LGA 1700 socket and a 700-series or 600-series chipset
Intel’s 700-series chipsets were primarily designed for 13th generation Core processors but are backward compatible
with all 12th generation Core processors
Because 600-series chipsets were designed for the 12th generations Core processors, they may limit the capabilities of a 13th Gen system
You will need a motherboard with overclocking support to overclock 12th and 13th Gen CPUs. Motherboards with the Z790 and Z690 chipsets typically support CPU overclocking. Otherwise, you can use a motherboard with Intel’s other 700-series or 600-series desktop chipsets (e.g., H670, B660, H610)
The W680 and Q670 chipsets are intended for workstation and business use cases; their availability in stand-alone motherboards is limited
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