GIGABYTE G1.Sniper 3 Preview
Well everyone has been looking forward to the G1.Sniper 3, while it hasn't released as of yet GIGABYTE did send us a sample a very short time ago. So today I will provide you guys with some nice pictures, as well as a video preview. This isn't my typical preview, it is more like an unboxing, a full review of this board will be ready by next week!
GIGABYTE Z77X-UD5H Review
So if you read up on my preview of the Z77X-UD5H you saw a physical review in which I went over every section of the motherboard, top to bottom I examined its every chip and described what to expect when you toss a CPU into the board. So today that is exactly what I will do, toss in a Sandy Bridge 2600K into the UD5H, first to gather how the system performance, how the BIOS acts, how the overclocking is, and examine many of the Z77 chipset’s new goodies. For beginners one of the biggest gains of Z77 for most is the inclusion of native USB 3.0 which not only is great for performance but also allows board makers to use more 3rd party controllers for things such as dual NICs and extra SATA6GB/s because there are only 8 PCI-E lanes from the PCH to the 3rd party Ices and usually at least two of those are occupied by USB 3.0 controllers. However there is one other interesting feature which isn’t part of the Z77 PCH, but rather one that has just been chosen to launch with Z77 and that is Lucid’s MVP. So I personally have been messing and testing for a while now with MVP, I have analyzed it, researched it, and finally put it through some analysis with micro stuttering to see what is really happening. I don’t think you will see an analysis quite like this anywhere else on the web, so please sit back and relax and enjoy the review .
G1.Assassin 2 Review
LGA2011 boards have been out for a few months now, let's take a look at how the GIGABYTE G1.Assassin 2 rumbles under my purview. I will dissect every aspect of this monstrous motherboard and reveal all of its secrets. I will compare it directly with its OC counterpart, the X79-UD7, and put it through its paces at 4.5GHz. I also have some nice surprises for my readers today, some things to spice up quality as well as showcase the product better. So take the G1.Assassin 2 review for a spin and let us know how you like the board!
GIGABYTE X79-UD7 Review W/ 3960X
Welcome, it's a bit after NDA, and if you've decided on Sandy Bridge-E as your next platform, or you're just interested in the new boards, today I have a good bit in store for you.
This platform is really feature packed, and it seems like most board makers are bringing out their A-game, so let's see what GIGABYTE has to offer for X79. Can they produce another X58A-OC, or something even better?
G1 Sniper 2 Review
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Follow us as we take a look at GIGABYTE's new top of the lize Z68 gaming motherboard. This board features Creative XF-I and Bigfoot NPU hardware directly onboard. This board is loaded with extras and really packs some crazy hardware. This board being GIAGBYTE's crown jewel is priced at $359.99 USD and will be available in limited quantities in the USA and Canada in early September. Follow us as we take a look at how the G1 Sniper 2 managed to score Excellent in RMAA 5.5 and OC my 2500k to 5.5ghz.
