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2 Gigabyte Mainboard reviews

Steven Parker   on 08 February 2006 - 11:59 · 5 comments & 2022 views

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The first, from Guru3D is a Gigabyte GA-G1975X mainboard review.
 
The Gigabyte G1-Turbo combine the finest from Intel & Gigabyte and have more functions than a Swiss-knife. This mainboard is the firstborn from that G1-Turbo series. Featuring the latest Intel 975X Express chipset, it support the latest Intel Pentium Dual-core & Extreme Edition with an FSB frequency up to 1066MHz. The new 975X chipset is in many ways similar to the 955X but now has official support for dual PCI-E graphic cards for and even better gaming experience.

The second is a Bjorn3D review of the Gigabyte GA-K8N51PVMT-9 nForce 430 Motherboard.
 
Integrated graphics have had a bad reputation for years, offering performance bad enough to be called "graphics decelerators" by many. Choked by relatively slow system memory and comparatively simple circuitry, integrated graphics have historically been a poor substitute for add-in cards. NVIDIA hopes to reverse this trend with its new GeForce 6150 integrated graphics processor.
 
View: The 15 Page Article @ Guru3D | Gigabyte GA-K8N51PVMT-9 Review @ Bjorn3D

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