GIGABYTE Z87X-UD5H Motherboard Review

Posted by Morry Teitelman | Nov 2, 2013 | Motherboards | 6

Manufacturer: GIGABYTE

GIGABYTE Z87X-UD5H Motherboard Review

BIOS Features continued

The following screens detail settings on the System, BIOS Features, Peripherals, Power Management, and Save & Exits tabs. Additionally, sample screens from all tabs and additional functionality like BIOS user profiles and Q-Flash are shown from the Windows Mode interface.

Classic Mode screens

System Information tab

BIOS Features tab

BIOS Features tab, Windows 8 Features

BIOS Features tab, Image Execution Policy page

BIOS Features tab, Key Management page

Peripherals tab

Peripherals tab continued

Peripherals tab, SATA Configuration page

Peripherals tab, Intel(R) Smart Connect Technology page

Peripherals tab, Marvell SATA Controller Configuration page

Peripherals tab, Intel(R) Ethernet Network Connection page

Peripherals tab, Intel(R) Ethernet Network Connection page, NIC Configuration page

Power Management tab

Save & Exit tab

System Information popup

Windows Mode screens

Home tab, Performance page

Home tab, Performance page, Setup User Options popup

Home tab, Select a Shortcut popup

Home tab, Shortcut popup

Home tab, Load Profiles popup

Home tab, Save Profiles popup

Home tab, Q-Flash popup

Home tab, System Information popup

System Information tab, System Information page

BIOS Features tab

Peripherals tab, Device Config page

Peripherals tab, SATA Config page

Power Management tab

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Morry Teitelman

Hardware Editor at PC Perspective. Main focus is on motherboard reviews, but does branch out to other areas of interest from time to time (read that as water cooling). Morry has been building his own systems since the mid-90's and has a passion for PC modding and watercooling. If you've been to Quakecon, there's a chance you've seen one of his builds.

6 Comments

SirWithrow on November 3, 2013 at 7:37 pm

Any idea on how to get
Any idea on how to get Secureboot enabled, im getting the stupid watermark on my desktop in Windows 8.1- Secureboot isnt configured correctly?
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- Morry Teitelman on November 4, 2013 at 2:04 pm
  
  I ran into the same isssue on
  
  I ran into the same isssue on my desktop. See the MS Technet post for information:
  
  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn441535.aspx
  
  In the above Technet post, there is a link to a hotfix that MS just released to remove the watermark entirely. I installed this on my system and it worked like a charm (I'm currently running with a GIGABYTE Z87X-OC FORCE board).
  
  Good Luck…
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  - SirWithrow on November 6, 2013 at 10:11 am
    
    it Worked perfectly!! Thanks
    it Worked perfectly!! Thanks
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Anonymous on November 4, 2013 at 9:24 pm

Is a PetaByte bigger than a
Is a PetaByte bigger than a GigaByte ?
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Anonymous on November 4, 2013 at 9:31 pm

Will this support Broadwell ?
Will this support Broadwell ? Or is Intel changing the BGA again ?
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- Morry Teitelman on November 5, 2013 at 3:50 am
  
  Unknown at this point, but if
  
  Unknown at this point, but if Intel follows there typical patterns, broadwell will most likely be released with a new type of socket. But again, that is pure speculation at this point on my part…
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