Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD7

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

5
Good:

0
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Attractive new Black and Gold design.
High Performance component heatsink design.
Smart Dual LAN.

Cons:

No UEFI .
No USB 3.0 adapters.

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Last revision on March 4, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Attractive new Black and Gold design
High Performance component heatsink design
Smart Dual LAN
USB 3.0, Turbo XHD easy RAID setup
3x USB Power Boost
On/Off Charge for iPod/iPad and other devices
3way SLI/CrossFireX via NVIDIA NF200 chip
Phenomenal Overclocking potential
Low Motherboard Temperatures

Reviewers Didn't Like

No UEFI
No USB 3.0 adapters
Capacitors close to the socket

Expert reviews and ratings

It's worth noting that Gigabyte hosts an extensive range of P67 motherboards that start at $100 up to the $330 of the P67A-UD7. The P67A-UD4 that we briefly evaluated in our original Sandy Bridge review is a very good option for $190, and is a happy...

By TechSpot on April 15, 2011

One of the things that impresses me most about the GIGABYTE P67A-UD7 over the previous generation platforms is the seemingly more aggressive BIOS and quicker boot times. While it would have been nice to see some UEFI BIOS action, the hybrid version...

By FutureLooks on February 01, 2011

If there’s one thing we know about Gigabyte, it’s that the mobo maker loves USB 3.0. We mean, it loves USB 3.0. How much? The company has been pushing USB 3.0 as its number one feature for a while now, and this tact has apparently worked....

By Maximum PC on January 27, 2011

It wont surprise anyone to discover that here at OC3D we're very high on the Gigabyte P67A-UD7.Let's start with the obvious. It's a stunner. We just don't tire of looking at it and can't imagine that you do either. Although black and...

By Overclock3D on January 14, 2011

The GIGABYTE P67A-UD7 motherboard looks like an excellent board for hard core gamers and overclockers. The overall motherboard has a very clean and high-quality design which represents GIGABYTE’s Ultra Durable 3 motherboards really well. We can...

By Bjorn3D on January 05, 2011

he Gigabyte P67A-UD7 performed very well, and we certainly would not talk anybody out of the decision to buy one. There are many desirable features on the UD7, and there were quite a few aspects which we preferred over the MIVE. For this we say well...

By TechReaction.net on January 27, 2011

Generally spoken we can recommend the Gigabyte P67A-UD7 to any gamer, overclocker or enthusiast who's willing to pay a bit more for a high quality motherboard that in return comes with astonishing looks, good performance and a lot of...

By Ocaholic on January 22, 2011

The Gigabyte P67A-UD7 is great performing motherboard. It is lacking the new BIOS features found on the ASUS and MSI motherboards. The Gigabyte P67A-UD7 is also lacking any sort of a appreciable desktop overclocking software which is welcomed when...

By HardOCP on January 20, 2011

Today’s launch of the Sandy Bridge CPU family and P6 series of motherboard chipsets is a major change in the marketplace with virtually every performance and mainstream user will be purchasing this combination if they are going for a new...

By Motherboards.org on January 19, 2011

In case something goes awry during overclocking, the onboard Port 80 card will throw up an error code, and in addition to that Gigabyte have built in custom overclocking controls care of Easy Tune 6 (adjust BCLK, CPU multiplier, voltages, etc)....

By PCStats on December 03, 2010

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