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Gigabyte's GA-P55-UD5 socket-1156 motherboard is an enthusiast grade Intel P55 Express platform with a ton of extra features packed into it. Along with the obvious support of Intel Core i5 and Core i7 800-series socket 1156 processors, the GA-P55-UD5...
Motherboard's based on Intel's P55 Express chipset are going to run the gamut from inexpensive offerings starting at around $100 up to extreme enthusiast motherboards that will go as high as $400. That's a huge price range to choose from, espe...
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In recent times Gigabyte have gone from being a manufacturer of solid mid-range motherboards to a company that covers every possible need an end user has. From extreme value solutions to the ultra-high-spec motherboards that are comparable with anythi...
Some times when we have to review things, you need to balance out the things it does well with the things it doesn't. Or it is slightly overpriced for what it is or what it does. There is always a compromise made, always a few things that you'd change...
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Hey ya'll ! Guess what .. another P55 review. We know you love these motherboards and rest assured, this will not be the last one we test either. As you guys know we already did a preview on the P55 UD4P from Gigabyte, but there is an even more adva...
There honestly doesn't seem to be a P55 motherboard out there that sucks (thus far). So all tested motherboards to date are at the very least good, and some a little better or even exceptional. The Gigabyte P565 UD5 falls in the exceptional category b...
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When Intel launches a brand-new CPU architecture to the market, (in the most recent case, Lynnfield), vendors of all types waste no time in following-up with their own product to compliment it. In the case of motherboards, companies such as ASUS and G...
With the company's P55 launch, Gigabyte has really impressed. After having used the P55-UD5 more than any other P55 to date, I'm comfortable in saying that top to bottom, this board is quality. Everything from the board design, to the features, to the...
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A couple months ago, we got an in-person sneak preview of GIGABYTE’s P55 line up minus a few boards we’re sure to get our hands on soon. There were plenty of features and software offered that encompassed the entire P55 series. Overclocking capabilit...
There’s really not a whole lot I can pick on with this board so I guess I can pick on the color. I’d like to see the use of darker, more solid colored sockets. Light blue color sockets might be a dime a dozen, but let’s see if we can’t get some aggre...
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Intels launch of the P55 Express chipset and the Core i5/i7 LGA-1156 CPUs has brought a whole new meaning to the term mainstream in computing. The new motherboards bring a new slew of features including support for the new CPUs, support for new techno...
GIGABYTE has gone the extra mile with this board. The board performed well in the default settings against the other P55 boards. The board overclocked to over 3.5GHz on air cooling which is not insignificant when using the 2.66GHz Core i5 750. The feat...
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Today, we have a sneak peak at the Gigabyte GA-P55-UD5 revision 0.2 motherboard for the upcoming Intel Core i5 processor series. This LGA1156 motherboard is part of the UD5 motherboard family, which means it features Gigabyte's Ultra Durable 3 techn...
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Its been a long time now since the launch of the Intel Core i7 platform. As of now, not many people made the move from the Core 2 platform to Core i7, due to its hefty price tag. Motherboards featuring the X58 chipset had insane prices at first -- ho...
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pcper.com Updated:
2011-08-10 02:46:32
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Last week it was the ASUS P7P55D EVO motherboard; this week its the Gigabyte P55-UD5 offering for the same platform. Though we still cannot show you benchmarks or anything of that nature, I did put together a quick preview video of the board that s...
Last week it was the ASUS P7P55D EVO motherboard; this week its the Gigabyte P55-UD5 offering for the same platform. Though we still cannot show you benchmarks or anything of that nature, I did put together a quick preview video of the board that s...
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This review is a bit late, but we got there in the end! Our first P55-UD5 from Gigabyte got a cake-like crumbs in the LGA1156 socket. We kid you not. Given the evidence, we suspect Victoria Sponge, although no one admitted to consuming the tasty...
We pick up the P55-UD5 for around , but it's also available for That's a lot of cash to splash on a P55 board when X58s can be had for the same price, although we doubt you'll find one with the same breadth of features from the latter. You've got to...
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