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March 2011
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54 Reviews
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The Gigabyte G1.Assassin may be classified as a "wow" motherboard. It could be a "simple" high-end socket 1366 motherboard, just because it has six memory slots, a high-end voltage regulator, four PCI Express x16 slots, support for SLI and CrossFireX a...
Published: 2011-04-19, Author: Dan , review by: legitreviews.com
If you happen to be building an Intel X58 system and plan on upgrading the audio and installing a Killer E2100 NIC, the GIGABYTE G1 Assassin may just fill your needs perfectly! ...
In a market where almost every X58 motherboard is the same Gigabyte was able to make the G1 Assassin stand out in a crowd. Their attention to detail with the cooling system puts the entire G1 Killer series of motherboards into a class of their own. Wit...
It’s not surprising to see the GIGABYTE G1 Killer Assassin perform similarly to their own X58A-UD5 motherboards in many respects. They share quite a bit of engineering right down to the 16-Phase power. However, the Assassin overclocks just a little eas...
One of the coolest looking motherboards we have seen, Bigfoot Networks E2100 chip built in, Creative 20K2 audio processor built in, SATA3 and USB 3.0 connectivity, Quad CrossFireX and Triple SLI support, 16 Phase Power design, Easy Overclocking and Quick
Price, XL-ATX form factor, No clear CMOS button
When the G1 Killer motherboards were announced, I was very excited, and to me they were one of the standout things I saw at CES this year. We really have not seen that many gaming motherboards that truly have everything a gamer needs. The G1 Assassin...
Dedicated Bigfoot Networks Killer E2100 Network Processing Unit, and Creative 20K2 Audio chip built right onto the motherboard's PCB providing extra space for other add-on cards, Extra Performance gain from NPU and Creative Audio, especially when user is running a stock system with less memory, Online Gaming Experience felt smoother, and felt as if latency was a lot better even when it reported
No 4way SLI support.
There are not many times when we run across a motherboard manufacturer that releases a motherboard that is truly worth considering for a certain market group. The GIGABYTE G1.Assassin gaming motherboard not only shines and gives more options to gamer...
There is no denying that todays review was slightly different than the norm. With so many modern systems being within a gnats chuff of each other we really wanted to give a range of results, rather than try and find the nth of a percentage difference betw...
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Well, it's easy to say that Gigabyte showed up to the fight with this board. Beyond now industry standard features and high quality reference components, the G1.Assassin heaps on two additional cards onto the PCB and ups the size to the gigantic XL-A...
First and foremost, GIGABYTE have to be commended for undertaking such ambitious product. We are not saying this because they made a motherboard series targeted towards gamers, but because they did it right. When we look at the G1.Assassin it is immedi...
