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The board has support for for 2-Way/3-Way ATI CrossFireX and NVIDIA SLI configurations.
The platform supports dual channel memory, with the Z68X offering capacity configurations up to 32GB usable memory running at 2133mhz.
There are eight SATA connectors on the board. The four black connectors to the left are SATA 3GBps rated, the two white connectors are SATA 6GBps rated from the Intel chipset and the two grey ports to the right are SATA 6GBps rated from the onboard Marvell 88SE9128 controller.
The UD7 I/O Panel is loaded. There are eight USB ports in total, a PS/2 keyboard and mouse port, two firewire connectors, two eSATA connectors. Dual Gigabit ethernet ports are offered with 8 channel analog audio and two digital connections over optical.
I saw this last week online, its a rather hefty price. almost £300.
I always have bought GIgabyte mobos, never let me down.
I like it, very nice colour scheme and board layout. I think if I was spending £300 on a mobo, this would be it. I just bought a new laptop so any desktop system upgrades are for later in the year.
oohh pretty … GIGabyte mobo have left me down in the past, But I dont hold it against them. For £300 it wants to be real gold on there