Motherboards

Gigabyte Z77X-UD3H Motherboard Review

When the Sandy Bridge hit the market the whole ball game was changed. Suddenly everything else on the market just felt slow in comparison. You got the same performance of a $1000 processor for $300. Those chips ran cool and overclocked very well.

 

Intel has taken the next step from Sandy Bridge and has brought out the Ivy Bridge processors. Gigabyte has also brought out some of their new boards on the Z77 platform. It is much like a refined version of the P67 and Z68 platforms. But it also gets the added bonus of running Ivy Bridge to its maximum potential.

If you have not heard of Gigabyte they are a huge player in the motherboards and video cards arena. Here is a little more about them: 

 
 

“Technology has moved beyond machines and circuitry. It is the foundation of modern life and has become an integral part of how we learn, share, and create with others in an interconnected world.

With over 20 years of manufacturing knowledge, GIGABYTE thrives on delivering the latest technology to users around the globe. We develop, test, and manufacture a wide range of products following strict quality and environmental control standards.
Our reputation as a pioneer in motherboard innovation has allowed us to diversify our product range to include graphics cards, notebooks, desktop PCs, PC components, cellular phones, server and datacenter solutions, and more.
Learn about the core values that have helped GIGABYTE evolve into the world-class company that it is today.”

 

 

 

This review will be featuring the Z77X-UD3H motherboard along with the brand spanking new Intel 3770K processor. Lets get right into things!

 

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