G1 KILLER MOTHERBOARDS!

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Finally the ace that Gigabyte have been hiding up their sleeve! Check these bad mofo's. Due in at the end of Feb, stock will be very limited so be one of the exclusive members of the G1 Killer Series!



Gigabyte X58 G1 Assassin Intel X58 (Socket 1366) DDR3 Motherboard - Gaming Series @ £462.98 inc VAT

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Introducing the new series of Gigabyte G1 Killer Gaming Series motherboards. Based on the Intel X58 Express chipset, these boards are designed for the true power gamer. With Creative audio and Bigfoot Killer LAN built into the chipset, these boards are engineered to deliver the finest gaming experience possible. Hear your eneimes before they see you and react before they have chance. With support for SLI and Crossfire you can accomodate the most potent of Multi GPU configurations. With USB 3.0 and SATA 6GB/s as standard you are readily equipped for the latest medium of storage devices. Featuring a unique heatsink design, stand out from the competiton and run cooler than ever before.

- Intel X58 Express chipset
- USB 3.0 and SATA 6GB/s support
- SLI and Crossfire support
- Creative Onboard Audio
- Bigfoot Killer intergrated LAN
- XL-ATX Form Factor
- 3 Year Warranty


Only £462.98 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW





Gigabyte X58 G1 Sniper Intel X58 (Socket 1366) DDR3 Motherboard - Gaming Series @ £399.98 inc VAT

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Introducing the new series of Gigabyte G1 Killer Gaming Series motherboards. Based on the Intel X58 Express chipset, these boards are designed for the true power gamer. With Creative audio and Bigfoot Killer LAN built into the chipset, these boards are engineered to deliver the finest gaming experience possible. Hear your eneimes before they see you and react before they have chance. With support for SLI and Crossfire you can accomodate the most potent of Multi GPU configurations. With USB 3.0 and SATA 6GB/s as standard you are readily equipped for the latest medium of storage devices. Featuring a unique heatsink design, stand out from the competiton and run cooler than ever before.

- Intel X58 Express chipset
- USB 3.0 and SATA 6GB/s support
- SLI and Crossfire support
- Creative Onboard Audio
- Bigfoot Killer intergrated LAN
- ATX Form Factor
- 3 Year Warranty


Only £399.98 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW




Gigabyte X58 G1 Guerilla Intel X58 (Socket 1366) DDR3 Motherboard - Gaming Series @ £323.99 inc VAT

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Introducing the new series of Gigabyte G1 Killer Gaming Series motherboards. Based on the Intel X58 Express chipset, these boards are designed for the true power gamer. With Creative audio and Bigfoot Killer LAN built into the chipset, these boards are engineered to deliver the finest gaming experience possible. Hear your eneimes before they see you and react before they have chance. With support for SLI and Crossfire you can accomodate the most potent of Multi GPU configurations. With USB 3.0 and SATA 6GB/s as standard you are readily equipped for the latest medium of storage devices. Featuring a unique heatsink design, stand out from the competiton and run cooler than ever before.

- Intel X58 Express chipset
- USB 3.0 and SATA 6GB/s support
- SLI and Crossfire support
- Creative Onboard Audio
- Bigfoot Killer intergrated LAN
- ATX Form Factor
- 3 Year Warranty

Only £323.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
I hope the government have added some kind of gas into a sealed mobo bag, sterilises anyone daft enough to buy £462 mobo with basically the same functionality as many £150-200 mobo's, but has a killer nic and a £5 creative chip on board.
 
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Nice boards, but the price :eek:

Does this include a technician to install and overclock for you as well :p
 
I hope the government have added some kind of gas into a sealed mobo bag, sterilises anyone daft enough to buy £462 mobo with basically the same functionality as many £150-200 mobo's, but has a killer nic and a £5 creative chip on board.

As rare as this is...



...agreed 100%.

Also, the magazine shaped heatsinks? Just how tacky can you get? These don't appear to offer much in the way of extra features over a £150-200 motherboard...

If they had all USB3 ports and all SATA 6 ports, then sure, but it's just the same old setup as we're used to seeing with X58, but with extra tacky-ness...
 
I hope the government have added some kind of gas into a sealed mobo bag, sterilises anyone daft enough to buy £462 mobo with basically the same functionality as many £150-200 mobo's, but has a killer nic and a £5 creative chip on board.

I agree, it's daylight robbery.
 
Full EMU20k2 X-Fi chips on them too not the usual creative onboard muck. Impressive but that's silly money.
 
I like the design but seriously, which mug is gonna spend that kind of money on an almost EOL chipset, soon to be replaced? Half the price would be a more reasonable pricepoint.
 
theres very few reasons to buy x58 stuff now isnt there?

Of cause there is.

It is still Intels flagship Chipset, whilst P67 might make more sense for the more mainstream/gamer user, X58 is still the performance king.

Put this into perspective. A sandybridge set up would have to run 4GB of RAM at 2133MHz with c7 timings to equal the bandwidth of a average X58 setup using 6Gb 1600MHz with c8 timings. Tah is with both systems at default clock speeds.

So an X58 rig with an OC'ed 6 core, 6GB RAM running at 2000MHz or higher really is still untouchable, unless of course you are going to start tlaking about dual socket boards but thats a whole different ball game.
 
I'm dissapointed at the pricing of these. I was looking forward to getting myself one of these but unfortunatley I cant justify the cost. If you wanna be different, your gonna have to pay for it seems. With the REIII on offer at the moment I may have to get one of those.
 
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