Bad Experiences with Gigabyte Motherboards

Discussion in 'CPU, Motherboards and Memory' started by mrubcich, Apr 24, 2010.

  1. mrubcich

    mrubcich Geek Trainee

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    A long time ago I bought a gigabyte motherboard, this was back in like 2000 If I remember correctly and I had some really bad experiences. Since then I haven't built my own PC, mostly out of convenience.

    However for the last couple of months I've been craving a real nice gaming and graphics machine. It seems everywhere I look I see gigabyte products and I keep thinking about my past boards?

    I remember:
    shotty BIOS
    bad power management
    multiple drive problems
    over all just "cheap" performance

    Has much changed?
     
  2. edijs

    edijs Programmer

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    Yes. A lot has changed. The chipsets are different, the power management is different. All the interfaces and technologies are substantially different from 10 years ago. Gigabyte is a recognized quality vendor these days. I am not advertising anything, just saying - there are also other quite good vendors. I have a mainstream Gigabyte motherboard for 4 months now and it's working great. I cant wove for other chipsets than Intel, but I'd say that Gigabyte is something worth its money.
     
  3. Pimp

    Pimp Captain of USS Defiant

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    Gigabyte have always impressed me in thier mobo's especially, never had a problem :)

    I say go for it, its been 10 years from you bad experience
     

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