Gigabyte 965P-DS3P rev 2.0 motherboard review

Gigabyte 965P-DS3P rev 2.0 motherboard review

Julio Franco on 19 January 2007 - 19:53 · 8 comments & 6313 views

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Hoping to steal some thunder from the latest high-end motherboard offerings from other manufacturers, Gigabyte has released the 965P-DS3P rev 2.0. In a nutshell, Gigabyte has corrected the flaws that have kept their previous Core 2 Duo boards from the top spots, and have also gone with an aggressive pricing strategy, allowing this sub-$200 motherboard to compete with more expensive models from ASUS and MSI.

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#1 +Vegetunks on 19 Jan 2007 - 20:13

WOW... It's so colorful i almost died of shock! :p

(1 reply) #2 :: Lyon :: on 19 Jan 2007 - 20:56

Great... I bought the first revision a couple of months ago and they release the 2nd revision :{

#2.1 Croquant on 20 Jan 2007 - 01:10

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Great... I bought the first revision a couple of months ago and they release the 2nd revision :{

That's what you get for being on the bleeding edge of the SOTA.

#3 J400uk on 19 Jan 2007 - 20:56

I just got one of these motherboards

. Looking forward to fitting it tommorow to replace my rubbishy asus p5v-vm dh.

(1 reply) #4 RAID 0 on 19 Jan 2007 - 22:22

I've had a few Gigabyte MBs in the past... I didn't care for them really. For me, I'll stick to ASUS or MSI. Had good luck with both of them.

#4.1 MrCobra on 20 Jan 2007 - 02:32

Same here except I stick to Abit MBs.

(1 reply) #5 Croquant on 20 Jan 2007 - 01:18

It's a nice enough board specs wise, but the total lack of mosfet heatsinks and the lack of NB/SB heatpipes means it's not gonna perform well as an overclocking machine. ASUS makes a number of boards that are essential the same as this one but with better cooling.

#5.1 toadeater on 20 Jan 2007 - 07:33

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For under $200?

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