Experience advanced computing with the AMD sTR5 Socket, designed to support powerful AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7000 Series Processors. The robust 16+8+4 Phases Digital VRM Solution ensures optimal power delivery for seamless performance.
Upgrade your memory with ease thanks to DDR5 compatibility, offering 4*SMD R-DIMMs with support for both AMD Expo and Intel XMP. Stay cool under pressure with the cutting-edge thermal design, featuring VRM Thermal Armor and M.2 Thermal Guard.
Stay ahead with next-gen connectivity including Dual USB4 Type-C and PCIe 5.0. The EZ-Latch offers quick, screwless installation of PCIe 5.0 & M.2 connectors. Enjoy ultra-fast networking with 10GbE + 2.5GbE Dual LAN and Wi-Fi 7 for an unmatched, superior experience.
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High-End Features
The integration of PCIe 5.0, USB4 Type-C, Wi-Fi 7, and 10GbE is cutting-edge and should future-proof your setup for quite some time. -
Strong Performance
When the system does boot up properly, it runs very well—smooth operation for CPU-intensive tasks and content creation. -
Broad Connectivity
Plenty of ports, expansion options, and support for multiple M.2 drives for those looking to build a heavy workstation. -
Excellent Memory Compatibility
Works well just out of the box with Kingston Fury memory modules. -
Advanced BIOS UI
The UI/UX for the BIOS is nice and GUI'fied, more pleasing than what some competitors offer. -
Responsive Email Support
Gigabyte’s email support has been responsive and helpful in solving issues.
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Initial Memory Incompatibility
Requires BIOS update to recognize DDR5 modules. -
Long Boot Times
Boots can sometimes take upwards of a few minutes. -
Potential Hardware Issues
Customers have reported defective R-DIMM slots and USB 3.0 ports. -
Fan Control Issues
Fans can be excessively loud, and setting them to 'Silent' mode doesn't resolve the noise. -
BIOS/Monitoring Bugs
Updating fan curves or toggling modes doesn’t consistently lower fan noise. -
Limited GPU Compatibility
The AI feature requires an NVIDIA GeForce card to function properly.
