Gigabyte 650 Motherboard

I ended up keeping this motherboard over the Gigabyte Aorus Elite AX. The install and bios update was smooth. My Corsair Vengeance RAM worked perfectly with the mobo. Definitely highly recommend for folks switching to the AM5 chipset.

Gigabyte wasn't my first choice for a 4080 Super but with how difficult it's been to get a card anywhere, when I saw this was in stock I had to move. Boy have I been pleasantly surprised! The first thing that impressed me was their support bracket design. It screws directly in to the shroud and is supported by an anchor that screws in/stands off from the motherboard. I guess mileage may very depending on your motherboard and case but but for a run-of-the-mill ATX motherboard, the support was easy to install and holds the monster card perfectly flat. As for performance, it's everything I expected and more! I'm not playing super mega ultra quality raytraced Cyberpunk so I can't comment on that (though I've heard it performs well in that regard). But I'm running Helldivers 2, Nightingale and Enshrouded at max everything and I'm having no issues getting max frames on a 144Hz monitor at 1440p. And even under 90-100% utilization, I'm rarely over 60c with fan speeds at 50% so it's cool and quiet. Highly recommend!

I bought this to pair with an AMD 5800x and it worked flawlessly. Plugged it into a Gigabyte Aorus motherboard and set up the profile in BIOS and it just worked without any other fiddling.

I was sorta expecting that I would get a PNY RTX4090 card with it, but was surprised to see that all the components were really good as below: Motherboard: Gigabyte Z690 GPU: Gigabyte RTX4090 Memory: T.Force at 6000Hz PSU: EVGA 1000W I am happily using the computer now! The price is very good compared to other brands' build as well. Strongly recommend!

Worked perfectly in a Gigabyte F2A68HM-H motherboard running Windows 10 64. I needed a USB 3.x card that fit a PCI slot. The motherboard has a PCIe slot but the dual slot graphics card blocked its use. Wish: Wish the board had an internal USB connector to connect an internal USB connector in my case.

I bought this motherboard to replace a Gigabyte GA-AB350-Gaming-3 from 2017 that had been giving me major troubles of late, not wanting to POST. I'd finally had enough of it and decided to get a different motherboard entirely, and this one had the feature set I wanted without too many extras (didn't need built-in Wi-Fi). Once I got the board in the mail, it only took me about an hour to remove everything from the old board and transfer it to the new one, and after some time spent with fingers crossed as hard as I possibly could, I eventually did get Windows booting again without having to reinstall anything. (Some blue-screens were happening, but never the same one twice, and eventually it just mysteriously started working. Shrug.) I never once had to mess with updating the firmware or any of the advanced settings in the UEFI. The only thing I wish were a little bit more robust is the included I/O backplate. The one included with my old Gigabyte was fairly nice, felt fairly solid, popped in and out without too much fuss. The one included with this one is basic thin aluminum and I had to bend back a lot of sprues before popping it in, so that they wouldn't contact with the insides of the ports when I slid the board in place. But, y'know? For the price point and feature set I got, I'm just glad the thing works again, and that I didn't have to build an entire new computer here.

My 5th purchase of a Gigabyte Motherboard for my computers. They always have top performance, reliability and value.

I installed an i5 cpu, M.2 drive and 32G of memory on this Gigabyte motherboard along with Windows 11 and it is very quick and running cool with a DeepCool LS520 WH.

the first samsung m.2 i bought i used the heatsink gigabyte suppied with their motherboard - it ran 10 degrees hotter with than without! i've never used a heatsink since and i run games and editing software so they're ran pretty hard.

used in gigabyte laptop plug and play.