With less than three weeks to go until the official launch of the 9 Series chipsets, Gigabyte has decided to share a few pictures depicting three of its boards powered by the next generation Intel chipset. Seen below are the Z?7X-UD5H BK (Black Edition), the Z?7X-UD7 TH and the overclocking-ready Z?7X-SOC Force which feature support for Haswell Refresh and older LGA1150 processors.

http://ducasco.gr/steiner-log-cabins-masters-thesis/ steiner log cabins masters thesis All three boards have an Ultra Durable design, they are SLI and CrossFire capable (the UD5 and UD7 provide three PCI-Express x16 slots while the SOC model offers four such slots), and include four DDR3 memory slots, one SATA Express connector, two (Z?7X-SOC) or four (Z?7X-UD5H, Z?7X-UD7) SATA 6.0 Gbps ports, 7.1 channel audio and Gigabit Ethernet (the UD7 TH and SOC Force pack a Killer E2200 NIC).

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dissertation on constructivism The Z?7X-UD7 TH also comes with Thunderbolt 2 support (not sure if it’s one port or two) while the Z?7X-UD5H BK is equipped with one (10 Gb/s) M.2 connector. No word on prices but those should be revealed soon enough.

http://www.eqima.org/turabian-annotated-bibliography/ turabian annotated bibliography Source: Gigabyte (Facebook)