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Gigabyte Z77X-UP4 TH Motherboard Review

The Z77X-UP4 TH is supplied in a standard motherboard box which carries and attractive white livery.  On the top of the box there are a series of badges which illustrate various features of the motherboard within.

Turning the box over reveals a vast amount of information about the motherboard, including a series of diagrams and a detailed list of specifications.  The box is made from reasonably thick cardboard which should do a good job of protecting the motherboard in transit.

We aren't overwhelmed by the extent of the included bundle but the Z77X-UP4 TH is only a mid range motherboard so we can't expect too much.  It consists of four SATA-600 cables, a series of user guides, a driver CD, an I/O shield and a SLI cable.

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  1. great motherboard, looks a lot better than many of the other GB boards ive seen in recent years.

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  2. awesome board, next on my list to buy

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  3. I think its £15 overpriced.

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  4. Its not overpriced, for what you get its pretty good value. id like to see a few more sata 3 ports however at the price.

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  5. Optical Illusion

    Are there compatibility issues with D14>/?

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  6. Hi Optical Illusion,

    I tested the motherboard with a Phanteks PHTC-14PE which is actually slightly larger than a D14. The only compatibility issue would be with memory featuring large heatspreaders but this is going to be an issue with the D14 on pretty much every motherboard on the market.

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