Testseek.com have collected 71 expert reviews of the Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H.
May 2012
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71 Reviews
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Solid port/feature mix for the price, Four video connectors allow for flexible multidisplay connectivity, Generous cable and accessory bundle, Has a PS/2 port and a legacy PCI slot
No Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, RAM support tops out at 32GB, Header pins on board for FireWire, but no bracket included in the box
It lacks onboard Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and some of the fancy features of pricier competitors, but buyers looking for a real-world Z87 board that still has support for loads of drives and expansion cards should seriously consider the GA-Z87X-UD5H. ...
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Published: 2013-05-13, Author: Carl , review by: HardCOREware.net
The Z77X-UD5H review you're reading today will have been published several months after evaluating it thoroughly. This isn't something we usually do, but in this case, the board immediately became our test bench for everything from CPU reviews , to SSD re...
Over the years Gigabyte has taken their fair share of abuse from my reviewer brethren and to be honest much of what was said was right on. Many of the issues resolved around Gigabyte using features that didn’t necessarily benefit the end-user, or th...
Abstract: With Intel's Haswell CPUs not set to ship for another six months or so, Ivy Bridge CPUs remain the best option today for those not looking to go top-end, but still want industry-leading performance. So it's of little surprise that the Z77 market at the mo...
The GIGABYTE Z77X-UD5H is a damn fine motherboard and overclocker for its price point. You can buy the non-WiFi version for about $182 and pick up the WiFi enabled model for $210 both with Free Prime Shipping. It is fairly feature rich but does make some...
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Published: 2012-08-22, Author: Tony , review by: proclockers.com
Over the years I have went to a few Gigabyte overclocking events and tested many of their motherboards and I have yet to be disappointed with their overclocking ability. The Z77X-UD5H further demonstrates this sense of commitment to the world of overclock...
Abstract: The motherboard scene contains around fifty shades of grey – whatever size, whatever feature set, if a user cannot get what they exactly want, something similar should be available. The only questions that follow are: does it work properly, and is i...
Abstract: Z77-D3H: Let's start off with Gigabyte's mainstream offering : the Z77-D3H. Based on the Z77 chipset, this board offers full overclockability of the K skew socket 1155 CPU's. Also full functional RAM dividers, Intel Smart Response, Smart Connect and R...
As the Z77X-UD5H is meant to be at the upper end of Gigabyte's line up we were a little disappointed with some of the performance we saw here. It is a good board, but it really felt a little immature in terms of the features and even the performance tunin...
We’re happy to say that the UD5H is a pleasing return to form for Gigabyte, as it proved a very close match for both the Asus Maximus V Gene and the reference Intel board in our testing. Granted it was slightly behind the Gene in our Media Benchmarks, ...
