Gigabyte GA-A75-UD4H

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 7 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

6
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Full of features.
Good memory support.
EFI BIOS with support for 3TB drives.

Cons:

Does not support full graphical UEFI.
Garish color scheme.

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Last revision on June 18, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Full of features
Good memory support
EFI BIOS with support for 3TB drives
Excellent overclocking abilities
Truly raises the bar for entry level performance and functionality, with minimal cost
Lots of motherboard headers, including for USB 3,0
Good expansion slot configuration
Full range of Gigabyte features
CrossFireX support
8 USB 3.0 ports, and 12 USB 2.0 ports
No clearance issue for the GPU and SATA
Low profile heatsink

Reviewers Didn't Like

Does not support full graphical UEFI
Garish color scheme
Slightly more expensive than competing motherboards
Only 2 USB 2.0 ports on the back I/O

Expert reviews and ratings

Before we go any further, it's fair to say that all three A75 motherboards offer adequate performance, overclocking abilities, features and value. However, the point of this article is to determine what product we feel is the best option. In terms...

By TechSpot on October 11, 2011

Despite having plenty of ports and a thoughtful expansion slot layout, this isn’t the best FM1 motherboard around, but it certainly does its job well...

By Expert Reviews on March 03, 2012

Motherboards supporting AMD's latest Llano technology are arriving thick and fast at the moment: the latest one to pass across this test bench is Gigabyte's A75-UD4H. Although priced for the mainstream market, the GA-A75-UD4H comes with a few...

By TechRadar on August 27, 2011

We don't know where to start with the Gigabyte A75-UD4H. It's almost perfect. There are but two things we can really find lacking, the old-style BIOS, and number of available USB 2.0 ports, which itself isn't a problem for near anyone...

By techPowerUp! on August 10, 2011

Its blue-and-white coloration may not make it appear very adult, but Gigabyte's A75-UD4H motherboard is well primed as the foundation for a PC using AMD?s new FM1 socket....

By PC Mag on July 29, 2011

One of the limitations with AMD A75 FCH (chipset) for the recently launched Llano is the limited PCI-E bandwidth. The chipset only has 24 lanes of PCI-E, and 16 of them are reserved for graphics. Because of this, AMD does not officially support...

By Bjorn3D on July 08, 2011

Bluetooth 2 Jul 2011 The wait is over as AMD launches it’s APU – the accelerated processor unit which integrates graphics into the traditional processor just like Intel’s Core i5-2500K. With this new APU, a new generation of...

By OCWorkBench on July 02, 2011

The GIGABYTE A75-UD4H easily met our expectations in performance and overclocking. Toss in the price tag of only $114.99 and the GIGABYTE A75-UD4H should be at or near the top of your short...

By Legit Reviews on October 17, 2011

The obtained results show clearly that overclocking Llano processors in Socket FM1 systems is a rewarding thing. As we can see from the experiments with our A8-3850, the processor core frequency may be successfully increased to 3.6 GHz and the...

By X-bit Labs on August 19, 2011

Es la primera placa base que probamos con socket FM1 y la verdad en general pocas cosas malas se le pueden achacar, por comentar alguna dispone de pocos puertos USB 2.0 en el panel trasero, pero no es mayor problema ya que dispone de varios USB 3.0...

By Sabios del PC on March 10, 2012

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