Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD4

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Pros:

Quality built, 16 phase power design, Lots of connections, Ultra Durable 3, Many ways to overclock.

Cons:

Could not change CPU voltages in BIOS without it going back to default settings, No UEFI BIOS

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Last revision on July 4, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Quality built, 16 phase power design, Lots of connections, Ultra Durable 3, Many ways to overclock

Reviewers Didn't Like

Could not change CPU voltages in BIOS without it going back to default settings, No UEFI BIOS

Expert reviews and ratings

Gigabyte has a very solid, feature-filled motherboard in the Z68XP-UD4. Starting with the overall design of the board Gigabyte has done a great job with making a very attractive board. The gunmetal and black design really looks great. There was...

By ThinkComputers on January 30, 2012

Gigabyte G1.Sniper 2: Overall I would have to say I am pleased with the performance delivered by the Gigabyte G1.Sniper 2 motherboard. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would have to give it an 8, as I was not able to reach the limits of my poor beat up...

By Overclockers Club on December 19, 2011

sWhile we weren’t disappointed with the previous motherboard we reviewed from Gigabyte, it didn’t exactly blow our socks of. But then again, it was just a $115 board probably more suitable for a Core i3 build than an unlocked Core i7. The...

By hardCOREware on December 14, 2011

Avec l’arrivée du Z68, les constructeurs ont dû créer de nouvelles gammes de cartes mères équipées de ce chipset. Nous en avons justement reçu une de chez Gigabyte, la Z68XP-UD4. Pour rappel, le Z68 apporte...

By CowcotLand on December 14, 2011