Gigabyte Launches 8 Series G1.Sniper 5 Gaming Motherboards

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  • Sean Slattery
    Seems like if you don't care about multi-GPU setup you should just go with the micro board. Assuming it's cheaper, that is.
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  • its too bad its not worth upgrading to for those with sandy and ivy bridge cpus. I expected a lot more from Haswell.
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  • rrbronstein
    10912918 said:
    its too bad its not worth upgrading to for those with sandy and ivy bridge cpus. I expected a lot more from Haswell.

    i dont see how you could be expecting a massive jump with haswell, right now the industry doesnt need massive jumps in CPU performance, its targeting mobility with tablets first.
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  • falchard
    Its name lacks adjectives for a product of this type. Should be:
    Gigabyte Ultra Limited 8 Series G1.Snipe M5 Ultimate Edition w/ Super Stable Japanese Capacitors!
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