GIGABYTE GA-A75M-D2H (rev. 1.0) Pro Reviews

I have one complaint with the Gigabyte motherboards and it is that they seem to be a few steps behind in the software utility package offered for these boards and others. The lack of a true UEFI BIOS, an overclock utility that feels and looks like it's from five or six years ago, and the problems I had experienced with it ineffectively communicating with the BIOS to garner correct information and apply settings, all turned me off. I think very highly of Gigabyte's hardware, both in function and features. I just hope the company will get the software up to speed to match the quality and functionality of the hardware it offers. Feature-wise, these boards have a lot offer. There is the dual-BIOS with two physical BIOS ROMs, where one will automatically take over in the event of a BIOS crash or bad flash, 3TB HDD support, one fuse per USB port, and dual-link and multi-display capabilities to go along with the many graphic options. The only thing keeping these boards from getting the coveted gold award is the sub-par software utilities. I really hope and expect Gigabyte will improve this situation in the near future, if the "3D" UEFI on the Intel side is any indication.