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Abstract: It doesn't seem that long ago that we had our first opportunity to look at the first GIGABYTE G1-Killer motherboard. When in fact it has been well over a year. We first had the chance to play with the GIGABYTE G1.Assassin back in April 2011. Since ...
Although it uses the microATX form factor, the Gigabyte G1.Sniper M3 is a high-end motherboard, targeted to users who want to build a small yet powerful PC.Its highlights include the presence of three PCI Express x16 slots (supporting both CrossFireX and...
On Par Overclocking, SLI Capable, Decent amount of adjustability, Creative high end audio solution, MUSE Audio Caps, cFos Network boost, Improved UEFI Interface, Dual BIOS, Digital power solution, PCIe Gen 3, ESD Protection, Virtu MVP support, ON/OFF charge support
No Power/Reset Switches
When I first received the Sniper M3, memories of the Weapon-centric heatsinks popped into my head until I opened the box. Then I realized that in reality, this model really shared no design similarities except the same color scheme from previous G1 Ki...
Abstract: As the reviews keep coming out on Ivy Bridge and now its supported motherboards we have seen a few different varieties from a few different manufactures, but only 1 other mATX board so far the ASUS Gene, this is the 2nd one we have seen so far and this on...
New mATX form-factor G1.Killer-series product, Support for up to two VGAs in CrossfireX or SLI, High-end Creative CA0132 SoundCore3D Audio CODEC for superior audio playback, Simple new aesthetic design, without gun parts all over, High-end Intel LAN contr
Limited USB 3.0 ports (only four), 4-pin EPS CPU power connector, Accessories package is rather small, Onboard display outputs for all current common connection types (HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, and VGA) limits rear I/O connectivity
I've been using the Intel Z68 Express-baased G1.Sniper motherboard for some time now, and I must say, I am very very happy with that product. This new G1.Sniper M3 is going to replace that board, and while making that move, I don't think I'm going to l...
Judged from the change among the three generation mobos, Gigabyte G1 series are growing gradually, apart from enhanced function, they also pay much attention to the needs of players. For instance, the X79 model adds UEFI interface and independent EMI e...
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Published: 2012-10-14, Author: Dave , review by: techradar.com
CrossFireX and SLI compatible, 4 DIMM slots, Solid performance, Good overclocking
Abstract: In April we published a round-up of 20 motherboards with Z77 chipsets compatible with the new Intel Ivy Bridge processors. Those CPUs weren't available yet at the time so we had to do the tests with the previous generation Sandy Bridge processors. Almos...
Affordable, Pleasing to the eye, Top performance, Overclocks well, Ultra Durable 4 feature-set
No LED Debug, No Onboard power/reset buttons, 3D BIOS needs improving
So we’ve already looked at one of GIGABYTE’s entry level MATX Z77 motherboards but now we come to a product that is aimed a little higher, targeting the avid gamer and a predominant model from GIGABYTE’s notorious G1-Killer Series. GIGABYTE has refine...
