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Product ReviewsGigabyte MB GA-H55M-D2H Corei3i5i7 H55 LGA1156 PCIE2.0 DDR3 SATA3G bs MATX RTL
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 Rating: Review Date: 04/08/11  |
Cons:
- none
Pros: - Price- Gigabyte- all the essential connectors on the a mATX |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/14/11 |
Cons:
Had some initial instability.
Pros: CheapGreat for a simple budget buildNice features Comment:
Grabbed one on sale for $79.99 for a budget build. Did some weird reboot loop on first boot, had some crashing, freezing issues & a corrupted bios error message. It reloaded the bios on its own. I tore everything back out of the case worried it mighta been shorting. Reinstalled & it's been fine since. So far I'm happy with it. Running an i5 750, 4gb of gskill eco ram & a Radeon HD5450. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/14/11 |
Cons:
Only two DDR3 slots
Pros: Price ($67 after MIR)Overclocking Friendly BIOSFunctional Comment:
This board is great if your on a budget but look for power. Paired with the i3 540 it is a perfect balance between price and performance. It provides the basic necessities one needs for a HTPC or everyday desktop. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/19/10 |
Cons:
Onboard GFX only compatible with dual core i3/i5
Pros: Good PriceCrossFire Comment:
I got this paired with an i7, to sadly discover I overlooked the fact that the onboard gfx is only supported with the older dual core i3/i5 processors with onboard gfx technology. Wanted to use as a budget i7 build and had to get a cheap gfx card to finish the build.For the price, it keeps the door open to ATI crossfire capability for gaming purposes, all togheter it makes for a good value/price mobo for budget builds. |
Its a good budget board and with a MIR, it makes even more interesting to purchase it. It has all the connectors you need to plug everything. The only thing i would have liked to see is 2 other RAM slots.