text: Saint Louis 64 (launched January 1723 at Rochefort) – condemned 1745 and hulked; taken to pieces 1748.
  Ardent 64 (launched 1723 at Rochefort) – driven ashore and wrecked by the British in Quiberon Bay in October 1746.
  Élisabeth 64 (launched November 1722 at Brest, designed and built by Laurent Hélie) – hulked 1748 and burnt by accident 1756.
  Léopard 64 (launched 29 November 1727 at Toulon, designed and built by Blaise Coulomb) – condemned and burnt 1757.
  Triton 60 (launched 11 April 1728 at Brest, designed and built by Laurent Hélie) – condemned 1745 and taken to pieces.
  Fleuron 64 (launched 29 April 1730 at Brest, designed by Blaise Olliviere and built by Joseph Ollivier) – burnt at Brest 1745
  Éole 64 (launched 30 December 1733 at Toulon, designed and built by Blaise Coulomb) – wrecked 1745.
  Borée 64 (launched 22 December 1734 at Toulon, designed and built by François Coulomb the Younger) – wrecked 1746
  The Borée, longer than previous 64s, had managed to fit in a thirteenth pair of 24-pounder guns on the lower deck. Subsequent 64s managed to fit in a fourteenth pair of 12-pounder guns on the upper deck as well, with the number of 6-pounder guns on the quarterdeck reduced to six (and still with four 6-pounders on the forecastle).