Experience lightning-fast performance and seamless multitasking with our Dual Channel DDR4, equipped with 4 DIMM slots for up to 64GB of unbuffered memory. Power up with the Twin 8+2 Phase Digital Power Supply, featuring low RDS(on) MOSFETs for a stable and efficient power delivery.
Enhance your visual workspace with HDMI and DVI-D ports, supporting multi-display setups. Enjoy rapid data transfers and reduced latency with Dual NVMe PCIe Gen3 M.2 slots, safeguarded with thermal protection.
Immerse yourself in high-fidelity audio through premium capacitors and an Audio Noise Guard adorned with LED tracing. Compatible with Windows 10 64-bit and Windows 7 64-bit (requires AMD Pinnacle Ridge & Summit Ridge processors), ensuring smooth installation via the GIGABYTE Windows USB Installation Tool.
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Good Value for Money
Offers a great balance between price and performance, especially with its stylish Aorus design for under €100. -
Effective RGB Control
Comes with RGB Fusion which offers extensive customization and complete control over connected devices. -
Excellent Overclocking Capabilities
Provides impressive overclocking results, maintaining stability at high frequencies for both the CPU and RAM. -
Versatile Expansion Options
Features 4 RAM slots supporting dual-channel DDR4, and multiple PCIe slots for graphics and SSD expansion. -
Comprehensive Out-Of-The-Box Features
Includes an integrated I/O shield, multiple USB ports, and connection options, making it user-friendly. -
Good Cooling System
Equipped with SmartFan 5 and 6 thermal sensors, effectively managing heat and maintaining low temperatures. -
Stable Performance
Delivers consistently good performance with no significant issues reported in long-term usage. -
Strong Audio Experience
Incorporates Realtek ALC892 chipset, providing a satisfactory audio experience.
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Limited PCIe and SATA Management
Using an M.2 NVMe SSD reduces available SATA ports from 6 to 4, and the placement of M.2 slots can lead to increased heat from the GPU. -
Poor Material Durability
Constructed with materials that appear to deteriorate over time, such as scratches on the chipset heatsink. -
Inconsistent Quality Control
Instances of boards arriving with physical damages, missing components, or incorrect parts such as non-compliant batteries and bent capacitors. -
Outdated Software
Accompanying software is somewhat outdated and unappealing, though not a significant concern for all users. -
Incompatible IO Shield
Reports of IO shields not fitting properly due to over-torqued screws, resulting in poor installation fit. -
Fan Control Issues
Fans sometimes spin up without heavy workloads, leading to unnecessary noise and energy usage. -
RGB Sync Malfunctions
Some users experience RGB lighting issues where colors don’t change as expected despite reinstallations. -
SATA Connector Detection Problems
Some SATA connectors fail to detect drives, leading to connectivity issues.