The long awaited upgrade to the problematic X79-UD5 is finally upon us. Has the long gestation fixed the issues?
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Gigabyte X79S-UP5 Review
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The long awaited upgrade to the problematic X79-UD5 is finally upon us. Has the long gestation fixed the issues?
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dugdiamond
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very VERY nice mobo
at last: they fixed the niggles from its predecessor
if only i could get my hands on one of these, for next to nothing, i would be very happy
NOT!
at last: they fixed the niggles from its predecessor
if only i could get my hands on one of these, for next to nothing, i would be very happy
NOT!
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very VERY nice mobo
at last: they fixed the niggles from its predecessor
if only i could get my hands on one of these, for next to nothing, i would be very happy
I think you must be reading the wrong thing mate. Its GASH.
dugdiamond
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it was meant to be tongue-in-cheek - lol
seumasbeathan
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It does look lovely though
samwisekoi
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sigh
I was so looking forward to this being a great board. Sigh.
Back to the X79 Pro I guess. How did IT do with a hex-core Xeon?
- Sam
I was so looking forward to this being a great board. Sigh.
Back to the X79 Pro I guess. How did IT do with a hex-core Xeon?
- Sam
Rastalovich
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hmmm Love Gigabyte mobos, but as far as pushing hardware, the voltage settings have been annoying me since the solid 775 mobos. The newer 775 mATX have same problems, set the voltage and it disappears somewhere when you oc and put under load.
SAS missunderstanding?
Something i don't grasp about this review...
I always understood that SAS has a backward compability with SATA, so i guess you can use Mainstream SATA hd's on those SAS connectors!!
Making this mb achieve the total of 14 usable ports just like the asrock extreme11, am i wrong or should some testing be made?
Something i don't grasp about this review...
I always understood that SAS has a backward compability with SATA, so i guess you can use Mainstream SATA hd's on those SAS connectors!!
Making this mb achieve the total of 14 usable ports just like the asrock extreme11, am i wrong or should some testing be made?
We never said it wasnt backwards compatable....
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