Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD7-B3

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Pros:

Bandwidth to support double and triple video cards; attractive design; extensive port selection; easy overclocking

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PCI Express x1 slot accommodates only very short cards; no onboard video ports; no USB brackets included

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Last revision on March 29, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Bandwidth to support double and triple video cards; attractive design; extensive port selection; easy overclocking

Reviewers Didn't Like

PCI Express x1 slot accommodates only very short cards; no onboard video ports; no USB brackets included

Expert reviews and ratings

With the launch of the P67 chipset, GIGABYTE saw fit to go through a big do-over of the aesthetic design of its boards. But itâ€™s not just a pretty face: the UD7 includes a line-up of four PCI Express x16 slots, of which three can be...

By APC Magazine on June 14, 2011

A gamer's dream board, the P67A-UD7-B3 hauls along a long list of enthusiast-friendly features, and it’s optimized for use with multiple video cards....

By Computer Shopper on May 01, 2011

The GIGABYTE P67A-UD7-B3 has a long list of features that make it the flagship P67 motherboard from GIGABYTE! The performance simply backs up the title and will make it worth every cent!...

By Legit Reviews on May 30, 2011

Expectations are always high when a new CPU architecture is released and while the P67 recall did put a minor damper on Sandy Bridge's appeal, things have moved back to normal very quickly. Motherboards like the Gigabyte UD7 are leading the way with...

By Hardware Canucks on April 11, 2011

After the P67 chipset flaw debacle, Intel has been very quick to remedy the situation, so the B3 Stepping boards are now shipping and users are jumping back onto the Sandy Bridge wagon. Don't let that isolated issue make you second guess the Sandy...

By Pureoverclock on March 30, 2011