Gigabyte Board Drivers

Installed it on Gigabyte Z390 UD board as primary HD. Excellent performance.

A great board, super solid, fully featured, and bios is pleasure to use and Gigabyte always fast to offer driver, memory support, bios updates, etc. Have used Gigabyte boards for over 20 years, never had bad experience! As mini board, meant for small cases, forget about cable hogging data drives, just choose two NVME drives and forget the mess... enjoy the speed! This board makes the X570 board obsolete really. No chipset fan, updated non-doubler high power VRMs with excellent heatsink linked to chipset/main 4.0 nvmn socket. Like that large heatsink (Patriot Viper NVME) can fit under large chipset heatsink! Two system fan outputs plus CPU output makes fan management a breeze, as does manual fan tuning in the bios. Audio output sounds amazing, much better than 450 series boards, though they are no slouch. Wi-Fi and 2.5G Ethernet all excellent and once update drivers... all works flawlessly. RGB on board can be changed or shut off in Bios! Nothing but praise for this board. Best one I owned, and runs cool and fast inside NR200 CoolerMaster case. Most highly recommended!! Just buy it! B&H shipped very fast, packaged very safely, and priced under even Amazon and NewEgg when I bought it.

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.

This board is awesome! Much better than the Gigabyte x470 I upgraded from. Everything works beautifully. Just don't run the dragon utility until MSI fixes compatibility with X570 Motherboards(Youtuber's motherboard died when watching Netflix and was using the dragon utility. Otherwise Excellent Motherboard!

Certainly, it is a well-built board. This was my first PC build and this was a big part of it. The only issue was when peeling off the protective film off of the NVME heatsinks caused the actual foam to peel off with it, so be careful. Also wish the documentation provided also included a BIOS manual, but that was easy to find online. Windows 11 install went perfectly even with the default drivers for Wi-Fi, so that was handy. Still have not gone thru all the Armory Crate software yet, other than making sure all the drivers were up-to date.

Super stoked over this board. So far it's been plug-n-play w/I9-13900K, 64GB G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 (6400Mhz), MSI Radeon RX 6950 XT, 1TB WD SN850X NVMe SSD, Corsair RM1000x PSU and Win11. It's fast, looks sick and currently working w/o any fuss. Worth noting, a fresh install of Win10 doesn't have compatible network drivers and although ASUS has available Win10 drivers, the fresh install didn't recognize compatibility when I tried to install them. I'm sure w/Microsoft updates it would have but w/o the adapters working, I couldn't get the updates, LOL. Once I installed Win11, everything worked as advertised. Great motherboard!

Great board! No issues with it. I did have to install drivers on it at first set up in order to get internet but runs great!

Diagrams are a hard to figure out. A couple of close-up photos would be helpful. I was swapping an SSD drive for the first time ever, and looking at the board was a lot easier than the diagrams in the manual. Perhaps the diagrams would be good enough if you had the board naked and flat on a table, but I got mine already installed. Also, in order to create a bare-metal recovery medium I wanted to add the Asus drivers to it. Most of the driver bundles could be unzipped and accessed that way, but the chipset drivers could only be installed on a running system. I couldn't unzip them and add them to my recovery medium.

used in gigabyte laptop plug and play.

you have to install the drivers for this to work...