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Hybrid drives are best of both worlds
Hardware RoundupLegit Reviews has a very high-end specced Gigabyte GA-X79-UD7 motherboard. For $370 you’d expect nothing short of gold plating and platinum wiring, and according to Legit, it’s worth it. Unfortunately it is a limited run that is very hard to find. Read all about it. -
Rapid roundup of the day
Hardware RoundupNow we have a few more interesting articles… Chile Hardware is showing off a Sandy Bridge E 3960X CPU running on a Gigabyte X79-UD5 motherboard. This is one of those liquid-cooled out of the box setups that is ready to obliterate anything CHW throws at it… it’s a preview of the lab’s new test base. -
Intel culls 25 desktop CPUs
Gigabyte has said early motherboard samples will be on show at both CES and CeBit. -
Gigabyte declares X79 clock speed record
Gigabyte has announced some record speeds on Intel’s i7 3930K processor, becoming the first to reach a multiplier of 57x. -
Gigabyte fixes BIOS on Intel X79 boards
Gigabyte has released a change on the BIOS of its Intel X79 motherboards after it appears some users had problems overclocking them. -
Intel Thunderbolt to become more widely available
Sony has indicated that it will use Thunderbolt technology into its product lines with players and Asustek wants it for its high-end notebook products. -
IT industry plagued with crocodiles
Meanwhile Gigabyte has told us that it does not manufacture motherboards in Thailand, so the floods won't affect its manufacturing ability at all. -
X79 motherboards badly hit by Thai floods
Intel X79 boards are in short supply. Companies like Asus and MSI have roughly five percent of their production base in Thailand, but Gigabyte, for example, isn't too badly affected, as you can read here. (Updated from original story) -
Creative releases a quad core sound processor
Word on the street is that Gigabyte will put the processor in its future products. -
Foxconn denies it's buying ECS
Next, someone will be suggesting that Asustek wants to buy Gigabyte. Oh, someone has already suggested that. -
AMD's FX Zambezi benchmarked
The magazine ran a number of benchmarks using Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD5 mainboard, 2GB of DDR3 memory. The reviewers were a bit spooked by this because 4GB was installed, only two seen by the system. -
Gigabyte releases AM3+ entry level motherboards
Gigabyte has announced three new entry level motherboards, all of which will be compatible with the forthcoming AMD FX processors. -
Fatal1ty cerebrates Asrock’s success
Computex 2011We somehow found ourselves at The Tavern after close of play at Computex last night but found it was closed because Asrock was having a private party, just like Gigabyte had had a private party there three nights before. -
Lenovo tipped to buy MSI
Computex 2011Computex, old hands confirm, is always buzzing with rumours that MSI is finally ready for a white wedding. In recent years, the suave and charming Gigabyte offered to take MSI out for drinks. MSI may have accepted a couple of times but was playing typically hard-to-get. -
Gigabyte bakes SSD onto motherboard
Computex 2011Gigabyte has come up with a natty idea to create a fast booting computer by installing a 20 GB SSD into the motherboard. -
AMD gets certification for SuperSpeed USB 3 chipsets
USB 3.0 specification was formalised in November 2008 and the first consumer USB 3.0 products were released by Buffalo Technology a year later. However certified USB 3.0 products, including motherboards from ASUS and Gigabyte, were only announced at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. -
Intel will take months to change its own Sandy Bridge chipset
"Of course we are supporting all our customers and end users fully. In the case of tech reviewers under NDA who have been provided Intel Six-series chipset motherboard samples free of charge from us for review, we are asking that they use SATA ports 0 and 1 with existing boards as they do their rev -
Kingston releases HyperX T1 Black DDR3 memory kits
The kits, available in sets of three or six modules with capacities of 24GB, 12GB and 6GB configurations are aimed at the enthusiast market, with the expectation that they will complement the recently released Gigabyte G1-Killer gaming motherboards as well as other X58 products.
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