Gigabyte X570 UD AM4 ATX Motherboard
Take your computing experience to the next level with the Gigabyte X570 UD AM4 ATX Motherboard. Designed for gamers, enthusiasts, and overclockers, this motherboard is powered by the AMD X570 chipset and supports 2nd and 3rd generation AMD Ryzen processors with the AM4 socket. It takes full advantage of the large PCIe 4.0 data bandwidth to deliver high performance for tasks such video editing, live stream broadcasts, and more. Up to 128GB of dual-channel DDR4 RAM, reaching 4000 MHz when overclocked, can be installed across four memory slots. The ATX motherboard also features advanced cooling and supports one M.2 SSD and up to six SATA III storage drives, which can be put into RAID 0, 1, or 10 configurations. Its four PCIe 4.0 x16 slots can accommodate 2-Way and Quad-GPU AMD CrossFireX configurations to maximize your system's graphical capabilities for high frame rates, connecting 4K monitors, and faster video rendering times. Alternatively, the built-in HDMI port allows you to take advantage of integrated CPU graphics. Two additional PCIe 4.0 x1 slots are available for compatible expansion cards. In addition to having a Gigabit Ethernet port for playing online games and streaming video, the X570 UD delivers deep and immersive 5.1-channel surround sound through the Realtek ALC887 audio codec. You can customize your computing experience by connecting the RGB header to a strip, which can be programmed with a variety of dazzling effects, including a preset that syncs to your music. Windows 10 64-bit is required to take advantage of all the motherboard's features.
Take your computing experience to the next level with the Gigabyte X570 UD AM4 ATX Motherboard. Designed for gamers, enthusiasts, and overclockers, this motherboard is powered by the AMD X570 chipset and supports 2nd and 3rd generation AMD Ryzen processors with the AM4 socket. It takes full advantage of the large PCIe 4.0 data bandwidth to deliver high performance for tasks such video editing, live stream broadcasts, and more. Up to 128GB of dual-channel DDR4 RAM, reaching 4000 MHz when overclocked, can be installed across four memory slots. The ATX motherboard also features advanced cooling and supports one M.2 SSD and up to six SATA III storage drives, which can be put into RAID 0, 1, or 10 configurations. Its four PCIe 4.0 x16 slots can accommodate 2-Way and Quad-GPU AMD CrossFireX configurations to maximize your system's graphical capabilities for high frame rates, connecting 4K monitors, and faster video rendering times. Alternatively, the built-in HDMI port allows you to take advantage of integrated CPU graphics. Two additional PCIe 4.0 x1 slots are available for compatible expansion cards. In addition to having a Gigabit Ethernet port for playing online games and streaming video, the X570 UD delivers deep and immersive 5.1-channel surround sound through the Realtek ALC887 audio codec. You can customize your computing experience by connecting the RGB header to a strip, which can be programmed with a variety of dazzling effects, including a preset that syncs to your music. Windows 10 64-bit is required to take advantage of all the motherboard's features.
Take your computing experience to the next level with the Gigabyte X570 UD AM4 ATX Motherboard. Designed for gamers, enthusiasts, and overclockers, this motherboard is powered by the AMD X570 chipset and supports 2nd and 3rd generation AMD Ryzen processors with the AM4 socket. It takes full advantage of the large PCIe 4.0 data bandwidth to deliver high performance for tasks such video editing, live stream broadcasts, and more. Up to 128GB of dual-channel DDR4 RAM, reaching 4000 MHz when overclocked, can be installed across four memory slots. The ATX motherboard also features advanced cooling and supports one M.2 SSD and up to six SATA III storage drives, which can be put into RAID 0, 1, or 10 configurations. Its four PCIe 4.0 x16 slots can accommodate 2-Way and Quad-GPU AMD CrossFireX configurations to maximize your system's graphical capabilities for high frame rates, connecting 4K monitors, and faster video rendering times. Alternatively, the built-in HDMI port allows you to take advantage of integrated CPU graphics. Two additional PCIe 4.0 x1 slots are available for compatible expansion cards. In addition to having a Gigabit Ethernet port for playing online games and streaming video, the X570 UD delivers deep and immersive 5.1-channel surround sound through the Realtek ALC887 audio codec. You can customize your computing experience by connecting the RGB header to a strip, which can be programmed with a variety of dazzling effects, including a preset that syncs to your music. Windows 10 64-bit is required to take advantage of all the motherboard's features.
Take your computing experience to the next level with the Gigabyte X570 UD AM4 ATX Motherboard. Designed for gamers, enthusiasts, and overclockers, this motherboard is powered by the AMD X570 chipset and supports 2nd and 3rd generation AMD Ryzen processors with the AM4 socket. It takes full advantage of the large PCIe 4.0 data bandwidth to deliver high performance for tasks such video editing, live stream broadcasts, and more. Up to 128GB of dual-channel DDR4 RAM, reaching 4000 MHz when overclocked, can be installed across four memory slots. The ATX motherboard also features advanced cooling and supports one M.2 SSD and up to six SATA III storage drives, which can be put into RAID 0, 1, or 10 configurations. Its four PCIe 4.0 x16 slots can accommodate 2-Way and Quad-GPU AMD CrossFireX configurations to maximize your system's graphical capabilities for high frame rates, connecting 4K monitors, and faster video rendering times. Alternatively, the built-in HDMI port allows you to take advantage of integrated CPU graphics. Two additional PCIe 4.0 x1 slots are available for compatible expansion cards. In addition to having a Gigabit Ethernet port for playing online games and streaming video, the X570 UD delivers deep and immersive 5.1-channel surround sound through the Realtek ALC887 audio codec. You can customize your computing experience by connecting the RGB header to a strip, which can be programmed with a variety of dazzling effects, including a preset that syncs to your music. Windows 10 64-bit is required to take advantage of all the motherboard's features.
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Although there were no reviews on-line for this product, I have had good experience with Gigabyte UD boards in the past. The board is easy to build with and so far has been very stable. At stock settings my 5900x comfortably boosts to 4.975 ghz coupled with 32 gig of DDR4 3600 with XMP profile enabled and temperatures are relatively low. The board has enough USB ports for my needs and 3 M.2 slots which is pretty decent for the price. I would certainly recommend this product.
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When building a pc, it's only as strong as it's weakest link. I'm not much of a gamer, but I build with the possibility in mind(GTA 5 once in a while). So I've always had EXCELLENT cooling cases, top notch PSU's, etc etc. In a dozen Gigabyte boards over the years (I build for others as well), none have ever failed. The only problem I've experienced, would be windows 7 not playing nicely with the LAN. But windows 10 has never had the issue. I can't speak about the Bios updates, since I've never updated this ones bios. My 3900x runs fine, so why would I break it lol Now that I think about it though, I may just consider it.
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It's nothing fancy; this is both a pro and a con - best just to be real with yourself about what you need. It gets the job done. It doesn't sell itself as something that it isnt. My workloads range from gaming, to computer graphics, to toying with development - it services me perfectly fine. I am actually turning this into a server (thank you Fiber to the Home) and downgrading to a i5 8400 based build.
| General | |
| Product Type | Motherboard - ATX |
| Chipset Type | AMD X570 |
| Processor Socket | Socket AM4 |
| Max Processors Qty | 1 |
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Although there were no reviews on-line for this product, I have had good experience with Gigabyte UD boards in the past. The board is easy to build with and so far has been very stable. At stock settings my 5900x comfortably boosts to 4.975 ghz coupled with 32 gig of DDR4 3600 with XMP profile enabled and temperatures are relatively low. The board has enough USB ports for my needs and 3 M.2 slots which is pretty decent for the price. I would certainly recommend this product.
When building a pc, it's only as strong as it's weakest link. I'm not much of a gamer, but I build with the possibility in mind(GTA 5 once in a while). So I've always had EXCELLENT cooling cases, top notch PSU's, etc etc. In a dozen Gigabyte boards over the years (I build for others as well), none have ever failed. The only problem I've experienced, would be windows 7 not playing nicely with the LAN. But windows 10 has never had the issue. I can't speak about the Bios updates, since I've never updated this ones bios. My 3900x runs fine, so why would I break it lol Now that I think about it though, I may just consider it.
It's nothing fancy; this is both a pro and a con - best just to be real with yourself about what you need. It gets the job done. It doesn't sell itself as something that it isnt. My workloads range from gaming, to computer graphics, to toying with development - it services me perfectly fine. I am actually turning this into a server (thank you Fiber to the Home) and downgrading to a i5 8400 based build.
XMP issue is a concern. I am waiting for a response from Gigabyte. I don't know if the problem is only on this board or on all Gigabyte X570 boards. Update: Additional research indicates that Gigabyte boards with X570 chipsets, and some others have the same problem with XMP not functioning in the A1 and B1 slots. Gigabytes' response was to argue that 4000 memory is not guaranteed regardless of the fact that their ads say so. I cannot recommend this or any other Gigabyte board due to their determination NOT to acknowledge a problem with their boards nor any attempt to correct.
I built a 'remote work' machine with this board last March or April. Within the first 2 weeks, the network connection went bad. Rather than take my system apart, send in the board, and lose days of productivity switching work to my other machine, I opted to buy an independent network card. Having to pay a little more money to get the function I already paid for was frustrating, but it wasn't much money. It's an easy installation. Etc. As an aside, having to send a defective product back to Newegg prior to getting a replacement sucks. I should have bought a new board, then returned this one. Newegg should have sent a new one, then billed me if I didn't return the defective one in a timely fashion. Hindsight and all that. Now, less than a year later, the LEDs on one ... MoreI built a 'remote work' machine with this board last March or April. Within the first 2 weeks, the network connection went bad. Rather than take my system apart, send in the board, and lose days of productivity switching work to my other machine, I opted to buy an independent network card. Having to pay a little more money to get the function I already paid for was frustrating, but it wasn't much money. It's an easy installation. Etc. As an aside, having to send a defective product back to Newegg prior to getting a replacement sucks. I should have bought a new board, then returned this one. Newegg should have sent a new one, then billed me if I didn't return the defective one in a timely fashion. Hindsight and all that. Now, less than a year later, the LEDs on one of my RAM has started to flicker. Software control operates the RAM LED fine, but the hardware will not. Swapping slots affects the same RAM slot. It's definitely the board. Minor annoyance, but I can't help but wonder what else will go out, when, and if this board will survive till the end of the pandemic. I haven't moved the box or opened it or reconfigured it in any way since the network card (until the RAM issue). A year or two isn't nearly enough lifespan for a mobo. This is anything but Ultra Durable.
Given the lack of online reviews, I felt the need to write a review for this. I am not a regular gigabyte user and was a little nervous. Arrived quickly appears solid and well built, no issues on inspection or documentation. On arrival I updated the bios via qflash over usb to the most recent version. As some of the older version do not support the full 5000 series or 3Dcache CPUs.Post this have had no stability or hardware detection issues, even though using quite a mishmash of old and new hardware.This board will not set the world on fire, but for the price (£120 for me) you would struggle to get a B550 or x570 alternative with the same feature set.
I have ordered this board along with a 3900x cpu and 32gb of ram.The cpu passed aida64 cpu stress test but kept bsod-ing after a few seconds of memory stress test (did happen on other occasions, linux and windows). Returned mem, cpu and motherboard and scan said that the cpu was faulty and ram was ok. Cpu was replaced but still got the same issue. I believe the motherboard is the pb. Successive bios mentioned memory compatibility issues as well.Even if it is not, it had issues booting (posting 3 times, resetting the year to 2021 and memory to lowest timings). Bios controls are also too simple, duplicated, and unclear and fan pins are not well located. There is very little extra in the motherboard box.
This was one of many parts for my first computer build and my expectations were exceeded. When I first received the box I was impressed with how much information they had just on the box this came in. I originally thought that it would be rather light and that I would feel very anxious about applying pressure to the RAM as I was installing it or when I was to begin connecting cables, however these thoughts quickly went away. Once I removed the motherboard from the very well packaged boxed I first noticed how heavy the board felt. (again this being my first build I wasn't sure what to expect) secondly I found that the stiff nature of the board was very reassuring towards any pressure that would be applied. Then I noticed my favorite part and one of the main reasons I ... MoreThis was one of many parts for my first computer build and my expectations were exceeded. When I first received the box I was impressed with how much information they had just on the box this came in. I originally thought that it would be rather light and that I would feel very anxious about applying pressure to the RAM as I was installing it or when I was to begin connecting cables, however these thoughts quickly went away. Once I removed the motherboard from the very well packaged boxed I first noticed how heavy the board felt. (again this being my first build I wasn't sure what to expect) secondly I found that the stiff nature of the board was very reassuring towards any pressure that would be applied. Then I noticed my favorite part and one of the main reasons I would recommend this board to anyone new to building a computer, they had labels for everything placed very well on the board that blended in well with the aesthetics of the board itself. The DIMM slots were labelled with which ones are paired together and which ones to populate first. Many if not all of the other ports were labelled as well. My only issue had which I will take responsibility for was being unsure of which headers for the CPU fan and the RGB for both the Fan and the Case took me a moment to figure out.
I purchased this motherboard a few months ago but due to covid and other issues I wasn't able to attempt to assemble the computer until recently. Upon unboxing the motherboard I noticed some damage near the 24pin connector. I hoped that the motherboard was still functional due to it being out of date to RMA through newegg and sadly it was not. I had power through USB but no power to fans and no post. I sent the board to Gigabyte and was told that due to physical damage they would not warranty the board. I have used many gigabyte products in the past and was always a fan. However, this stance of not honoring their warranty is completely unsatisfactory.
After installation and assembly, unit would not post/boot. (Ryzen 5 3600, Gigabyte GTX1660) Read through the GB forum and learned that there are BIOS issues. Removed the CPU as instructed and flashed most recent BIOS (F11) using Qflash, which is built in to the MB. STILL DIDN'T POST! Currently working backwareds through earlier versions of BIOS since obviously the set up works for some people. Might just end up returning the MB. Major headache. If you buy this, just know that you may have to flash the BIOS to get your newer CPU to work.
| General | |
| Product Type | Motherboard - ATX |
| Chipset Type | AMD X570 |
| Processor Socket | Socket AM4 |
| Max Processors Qty | 1 |
