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Gigabyte G1 Sniper 5 motherboard review
We review the Z87 based Gigabyte G1 Sniper 5 motherboard, the G1.Sniper 5 is extremely feature rich and has great overclock potential and actually is being released with a professional audio solution alongside a way too ling list of features. This motherboard offers pure pleasure and is very overclockable as well.
You can read the article right here.
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#4609522 Posted on: 06/01/2013 07:18 PM
Are you going to review the Z87X-OC aswell?
I heard it's gonna be aggressively priced.
Are you going to review the Z87X-OC aswell?
I heard it's gonna be aggressively priced.
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#4609548 Posted on: 06/01/2013 08:04 PM
Probably be looking at the UD5 or similar then, when they get released. Nice looking board, shame about the lack of speed improvement though.
*EDIT* Page 3 Parrot AR Drone reference: LOL!
Nice board. I hope there is an ATX version without the Quad SLI support.
Probably be looking at the UD5 or similar then, when they get released. Nice looking board, shame about the lack of speed improvement though.
*EDIT* Page 3 Parrot AR Drone reference: LOL!
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#4609575 Posted on: 06/01/2013 08:42 PM
Probably be looking at the UD5 or similar then, when they get released. Nice looking board, shame about the lack of speed improvement though.
*EDIT* Page 3 Parrot AR Drone reference: LOL!
And the Hulk/Avengers reference in the end of Page 3 too. LOL!
Probably be looking at the UD5 or similar then, when they get released. Nice looking board, shame about the lack of speed improvement though.
*EDIT* Page 3 Parrot AR Drone reference: LOL!
And the Hulk/Avengers reference in the end of Page 3 too. LOL!
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#4610101 Posted on: 06/02/2013 05:21 PM
Wow that motherboard cost $430 US Dollar, the Gigabyte G1 Sniper M5 is a better deal at $200 and you really don't need more then Dual SLI/Crossfire support any way most people never get pass 1 card because there happy with it.
Wow that motherboard cost $430 US Dollar, the Gigabyte G1 Sniper M5 is a better deal at $200 and you really don't need more then Dual SLI/Crossfire support any way most people never get pass 1 card because there happy with it.
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#4610103 Posted on: 06/02/2013 05:23 PM
Looking at the Z87X-OC myself, but can't find any target prices for it.
EDIT:
Just found it, it goes for €200,- here in Holland. I just order all my parts
Wow that motherboard cost $430 US Dollar, the Gigabyte G1 Sniper M5 is a better deal at $200 and you really don't need more then Dual SLI/Crossfire support any way most people never get pass 1 card because there happy with it.
Looking at the Z87X-OC myself, but can't find any target prices for it.
EDIT:
Just found it, it goes for €200,- here in Holland. I just order all my parts
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#4610115 Posted on: 06/02/2013 05:37 PM
Looking at the Z87X-OC myself, but can't find any target prices for it.
EDIT:
Just found it, it goes for €200,- here in Holland. I just order all my parts
Looking forward to your impressions! Does that mobo have Wifi+Bluetooth like Deluxe?
Looking at the Z87X-OC myself, but can't find any target prices for it.
EDIT:
Just found it, it goes for €200,- here in Holland. I just order all my parts
Looking forward to your impressions! Does that mobo have Wifi+Bluetooth like Deluxe?
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#4610126 Posted on: 06/02/2013 05:52 PM
Looking at the Z87X-OC myself, but can't find any target prices for it.
EDIT:
Just found it, it goes for €200,- here in Holland. I just order all my parts
That one is $420 in US, €200 = $260US that kind of low there and you better jump it.
lucidus it showing a Wifi+Bluetooth card which I would never use with Game System Hardwire is the best way to go.
Looking at the Z87X-OC myself, but can't find any target prices for it.
EDIT:
Just found it, it goes for €200,- here in Holland. I just order all my parts
That one is $420 in US, €200 = $260US that kind of low there and you better jump it.
lucidus it showing a Wifi+Bluetooth card which I would never use with Game System Hardwire is the best way to go.
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#4610128 Posted on: 06/02/2013 05:53 PM
No, it doesn't. But it's not something i use anyways.
Looking forward to your impressions! Does that mobo have Wifi+Bluetooth like Deluxe?
No, it doesn't. But it's not something i use anyways.
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#4610133 Posted on: 06/02/2013 05:56 PM
That one is $420 in US, €200 = $260US that kind of low there and you better jump it.
lucidus it showing a Wifi+Bluetooth card which I would never use with Game System Hardwire is the best way to go.
The one with WIFI + Bluetooth is the Z87X-OC Force, That one costs €500,- from the same shop.
It's for people with Triple/Quad SLI/Crossfire, as it has a PLX chip.
That one is $420 in US, €200 = $260US that kind of low there and you better jump it.
lucidus it showing a Wifi+Bluetooth card which I would never use with Game System Hardwire is the best way to go.
The one with WIFI + Bluetooth is the Z87X-OC Force, That one costs €500,- from the same shop.
It's for people with Triple/Quad SLI/Crossfire, as it has a PLX chip.
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#4610137 Posted on: 06/02/2013 06:01 PM
Ok found it Gigabyte GA-Z87X-OC
Newegg not show it at this time
No, it doesn't. But it's not something i use anyways.
Ok found it Gigabyte GA-Z87X-OC
Newegg not show it at this time
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#4664301 Posted on: 09/28/2013 10:41 PM
Which audio solution sounds better, the one from the Gigabyte Sniper 5 or the MSI XPower?
Which audio solution sounds better, the one from the Gigabyte Sniper 5 or the MSI XPower?
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Nice board. I hope there is an ATX version without the Quad SLI support.