Gigabyte Announces its H81M-HD3 LGA1150 Motherboard

[N.Broekhuijsen]

Gigabyte has announced a new HTPC motherboard: the H81M-HD3.

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[patrick47018]

Seems like a decent Micro-ATX motherboard

 

[hakesterman]

It is Amazing that a Gaming Console as the PS4 actually now has faster Ram then a Custom high end PC. DDR 3 Memory has been around forever in Motherboards and Graphic cards have moved on to GDDR5 Memory as well. My PS4 will have a higher Bandwidth than my newly built Gaming PC and that just ain't right. Come on MB. Manufactures pull your head out of your $&%^# and get back in the Game.

 

[g-unit1111]

It is Amazing that a Gaming Console as the PS4 actually now has faster Ram then a Custom high end PC. DDR 3 Memory has been around forever in Motherboards and Graphic cards have moved on to GDDR5 Memory as well. My PS4 will have a higher Bandwidth than my newly built Gaming PC and that just ain't right. Come on MB. Manufactures pull your head out of your $&%^# and get back in the Game.

Yeah but that doesn't really have much of an effect on the way you game - at least on a PC. On a PC it's more about the processing and GPU power than it is about memory bandwidth.

 

[wolley74]

It is Amazing that a Gaming Console as the PS4 actually now has faster Ram then a Custom high end PC. DDR 3 Memory has been around forever in Motherboards and Graphic cards have moved on to GDDR5 Memory as well. My PS4 will have a higher Bandwidth than my newly built Gaming PC and that just ain't right. Come on MB. Manufactures pull your head out of your $&%^# and get back in the Game.

DDR3: Double Data Rate v3
GDDR5: GRAPHICS Double Data Rate v5

bit of a difference there sparky, may want to learn what the terms actually mean, not to mention they don't make sticks of GDDR5, they're individual chips

 

[BranFlake5]

This must be a really low budget board, judging by the 2+1 VRM and PCI (lmao) lanes.

 

[digiex]

2+1 phase VRM circuit, really a big step backward by Gigabyte!