What’s New: Additional Details: *Note: The following SLI features are only supported on Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8: GeForce GTX 600 series SLI, Quad SLI technology, 3-way SLI technology, Hybrid SLI, and SLI multi-monitor support. Supported Products:
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Fully PCI-Express 3.0 Ready, Intel Z68 motherboard. USB 3.0 Boost includes world’s first UASP support. Features: What’s New:
Fully PCI-Express 3.0 Ready, Intel Z68 motherboard. USB 3.0 Boost includes world’s first UASP support. Features: What’s New:
Gigabyte motherboards, the very first to offer fully certified dual onboard ThunderboltTM ports. UEFI BIOS also brings native support for large hard drives on 64-bit operating systems.
Gigabyte motherboards, the very first to offer fully certified dual onboard ThunderboltTM ports. UEFI BIOS also brings native support for large hard drives on 64-bit operating systems.
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Features: What’s New: How to update the BIOS? There are 2 methods for updating the BIOS using Instant Flash. Just repeat the process, and if the problem still persists, update the original BIOS file. If this happens, your system will need service.
The ultimate thermal solution for Intel Z77 motherboards with Thermal Armor and Thermal Radar. Features: What’s New:
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Fresh View gives you the ability to organize and view multimedia files (images, audio, video). Watch movies, listen to music, and view graphics in a slide show. This easy-to-use software supports 86 different formats (more and more added regularly).
Unfortunately, we can’t be that enthusiastic about Western Digital’s Velociraptor Duo at $900. Gigabyte Z77X-UP5TH scorecard Pros:Last-gen, no holds barred Z77 motherboard. Great feature set including x2 thunderbolt ports, x4 6Gb/s SATA ports and x10 USB 3.0 ports. Good layout and construction. Cons:A tad expensive, even for what you’re getting. Cons:Very expensive and not a great value versus SSDs. For more capacity, WD’s own Thunderbolt Duo might make more sense.
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