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Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 Motherboard Review

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confusis 21st April 2010, 11:31 Quote
Fancy pants server board?
NuTech 21st April 2010, 11:56 Quote
Anyone else find it ironic that the cost of high-end hardware is rising but the amount of games that actually take advantage of it is falling?
Hustler 21st April 2010, 12:24 Quote
£260 for a Mobo.......seriously WTF!!!!.
Hustler 21st April 2010, 12:26 Quote
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Originally Posted by NuTech
Anyone else find it ironic that the cost of high-end hardware is rising but the amount of games that actually take advantage of it is falling?

Never underestimate the desire of internet nerds to have the biggest e-peen on the block....
perplekks45 21st April 2010, 12:48 Quote
Another board that I'd never buy...
Ross1 21st April 2010, 13:03 Quote
you know, i would say 177MB/s is still more than enough for almost any hard drive, which makes them still worth using.
Claave 21st April 2010, 13:16 Quote
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Originally Posted by Ross1
you know, i would say 177MB/s is still more than enough for almost any hard drive, which makes them still worth using.

Yes, but that speed will limit faster SSDs, which is a consideration for this board given its high price.
[USRF]Obiwan 21st April 2010, 13:30 Quote
For that money i can buy a mobo + 4gb mem + AMD PII X4 processor
Raiden 21st April 2010, 13:37 Quote
The 980x doesnt works in this board , only if you update the Bios , like almost every motherboard , the guy next to me in Campus Europe had one and it didnt worked , and if it limits the Ssd´s that´s a problem because i got 4 of them LOL

Every motherboard should be less expensive , and have more usefull features , some arent even used...
stonedsurd 21st April 2010, 13:39 Quote
So, pretty pointless eh?
Ross1 21st April 2010, 13:49 Quote
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Originally Posted by Ross1
you know, i would say 177MB/s is still more than enough for almost any hard drive, which makes them still worth using.

Yes, but that speed will limit faster SSDs, which is a consideration for this board given its high price.

why on earth would you have SSD's attached to the 9th and 10th sata ports?
Aterius Gmork 21st April 2010, 15:09 Quote
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Given that eight SATA ports will be enough for anything bar a server, you have to wonder why Gigabyte included its own controller in the first place.
While this might seem unimportant considering the price of the board having a second S-ATA chip allows one to run the two slow Gigabyte slots in IDE mode and the rest in AHCI mode. This way you can connect that one DVD drive that won't work in AHCI, and there always is one.
poldo 22nd April 2010, 03:12 Quote
I'm seeing Asus Rampage III Extreme on the graphs but couldn't find the review on the site. Is it already posted or you just included the results?
Lizard 22nd April 2010, 08:46 Quote
We've got several new X58 reviews coming over the next little while - the Rampage III Extreme being one of them.
humdrumian_monkey 29th April 2010, 11:37 Quote
Tooooooo expensive.
Krayzie_B.o.n.e. 27th May 2010, 20:56 Quote
too expensive and doesn't out perform the cheaper GA-X58A-UD3R.
What a glorified Server board that I wouldn't buy to run a server.
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