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Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD3H

Based on 8 reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

5
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros

Relatively low price.
Drastically improved UEFI over last generation.
Good overclocking potential.
Good performance.
Plenty of area around CPU for large heatsink.
Plenty of USB ports.
Onboard LED debug code, Power On/Off button and reset CMOS button.
SLI and CrossFire Support.
Ultra Durable 4.
DVI/VGA/HDMI on Rear I/O, mSATA Onboard.
Achieved our highest overclock (4.7GHz)

Cons

Missing some higher-end enthusiast-oriented features.
VIA USB controller performance is not the fastest.
Immature BIOS.
Not compatible with all USB Mice.
Need for PS2 Keyboard for installation of OS.
Some Software Not Bundled.
Need for Extra Power Connector when using mSATA.

By Expert Reviews on February 24, 2013

Decent performance and expansion options, but you can get the same range of features for less elsewhere...

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By APH Networks on August 10, 2012

According to Wikipedia, social determinants of health are "the economic and social conditions –- and their distribution among the population –- that influence individual and group differences in health status". It probably is not terribly...

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By APC Magazine on July 03, 2012

While the Gigabyte G1 series has made a big splash in the enthusiast market, arguably Gigabyteâ€™s most improved board is the more conservative UD3H.The UD3H has an impressive feature set, including four DIMM slots capable of supporting...

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By PC Mag on June 25, 2012

The Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD3H doesn’t give you all the bells and whistles you get with pricier Ivy Bridge motherboards, but you get quite a bit for your money nonetheless....

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By hardCOREware on June 15, 2012

s If you have read this review in its entirety (thanks! It’s good to know my efforts aren’t going to waste!), you probably said to yourself “that doesn’t belong on a $160 motherboard!”. At least that’s what I found...

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By CNET Australia on May 31, 2012

The UD3H is the perfect all-rounder. It ticks the boxes for gamers, the mainstream, overclockers and with its mSATA slot, maybe even the low-profile crowd or those who need caching drives....

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By Pro-Clockers on May 30, 2012

I knew that I was going to like the GigabyteZ77X-UD3H from the first thing I fired it up. The reason that I knew this was because it was able to run my G.Skill 2400MHz memory without an issue. This was something the Asrock Z77 Extreme6 was not able...

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By Bjorn3D on May 07, 2012

Being a mainstream board, the GIGABYTE Z77X-UD3H is packed with some neat features that we often find on more expensive boards. Features such as onboard Clear CMOS button, Power On/Off button, onboard LED debug code, voltage contact points, and Dual...

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By AnandTech on May 07, 2012

So we have survived one of the biggest days of the year for all things computer performance related - the release of Intel's new Ivy Bridge processor. It replaces Sandy Bridge in the landscape of all things processor related, with Ivy Bridge...

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By Hi Tech Legion on April 23, 2012

After an initial balk at going 100% Digital (Power VRM/PWM) Gigabyte has finally jumped on board full circle with their line up of Z77 chipset, 7-Series, and Intel 3rd Generation Core Series compatible motherboards. They are also using a new color...

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