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Published: 2010-04-05, Author: Sean , review by: tweaktown.com
The GIGABYTE X58A-UD7 is a nice board. It looks cool in your system (if you have a window) and is clearly capable of some good performance. However, we did not see that on the bench. But, I would not give up on the X58A-UD7. According to the overcl...
Excellent build quality and finish, Great, comprehensive BIOS, Excellent overclocking abilities, Near perfect failed overclock recovery, SATA III/USB 3, Vast amounts of connectivity
Price It's a UD5 in disguise!, On board cooling isn't up to much, and is expensive, Software utilities are buggy
The Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 is undoubtedly a rock solid performer, just like its predecessor, it overclocks well, looks the part (well, to some at least) and is feature rich. The problem is that it isn't competitively priced at £270, for around £120-£13...
Allgemein +-The Gigabyte X58A-UD7 leaves a very good overall impression and it especially convices with its huge delivery and its suitability for daily use. Enthusiasts as well as gamers will really enjoy the versatile product. - 24 Phase Power Design...
Abstract: The X58A-UD7 installation kit is a little more extensive than that of the less expensive X58A-UD3R, with the inclusion of a slot bracket that extends eSATA to four ports by breaking out two internal connections, a 4-pin to dual-SATA power..
Solid performance, Convenient layout, 4 mechanical PCIE x16 slots, 3Way CrossFireX & 3Way SLI capability (Quad CrossFireX also possible), Impressive overclocking capabilities, Nextgeneration 24phase power design, Very good voltage regulation & outpu...
the northbridge cooler is oddly designed and too big, Doesn't support four dualslot graphics cards, No integrated bluetooth to take full advantage of the bluetoothbased software utilities, Memory overclocking could be a tiny bit better, No voltage...
When we first saw a prototype of what was to become the X58A-UD7, it was hard not to be impressed since it had a massive 24-phase power design and support for SATA 6Gb/s and USB 3.0. When this model was finally revealed in retail form, we were glad to ...
