Soldato
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tad pricey for what it is though, isn't it?
It's got the better network card and I think a proper XFI on board, but yeah it's still pretty pricey.
tad pricey for what it is though, isn't it?
GIGA-Man, that's just evil trying to tempt us with those pic's.![]()

GOOD NEWS:
It supports PCI-E 3.0! Managed to speak to one of the Gigabyte Team on Facebook.
Yes PCIe3.0 doubles the bandwidth of current PCIe2.0/2.1 so a PCIe2.0 16 slot is the equivalent to a PCIe3.0 8x slot.
PCI-E 3.0 slots will only operate as PCI-E 2.0 slots until you plug an Ivy Bridge processor in.

Yep, so its good news![]()
Im beyond temptation, pre ordering soon![]()
I hope you plan on doing the sytem justice by upgrading from the 9800 GTX.

these motherboards been on sale for a while
their three model to choose from the cheapest is around the £240 up to£380 mark for the high spec one.
all looks nice
You could always print the motherboard picture off on photo paper, buy an A4 sized photo frame and hang it on your wall, would save you £360.xxShinobixx said:I saw this mobo and my initial opinion was wow.... but then i thought for a bit and said to my self - Wait a minute I'm not going to have this mobo on its won, there will be components installed on it, so how much of this beauty would i really see?

this if i right has less features than the ASrock board for over twice the price..
so ASrock and soundcard and even the Nic card and still a huge saving..
plus as yet no overclock figures. ASrock boards hitting 5ghz
am i missing something
look at whats just landed on my desk
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Is that actually your or just one to review?
Also, what does that gun barrel do on the motherboard? Does it cool the NF200 chip or something?