Gigabyte Z77X-UP4 TH Review
wPrime95 and Unigine
Published: 20th August 2012 | Source: Gigabyte | Price: £150 |
wPrime
The many calculations involved in obtaining a wPrime95 score makes full use of both CPU clockspeed and memory bandwidth. The good-but-not-great results we have seen in the memory tests, when coupled to the slightly lower overclock, mean that the UP4 is in the middle of the pack.
Unigine Heaven
The always testing Unigine Heaven benchmark highlights how the UP4 TH is not quite at the cutting edge of graphical performance, as we saw with PC Mark Vantage. Let us finish up with 3D Mark to see if this stays true throughout.
Most Recent Comments
and for the £££££'s this fairs well
I am seriously considering buying this board; however, I am little concerned about the height of the heat sinks that surround the CPU socket.
I have bought a Thermalright Archon SB-E and due its’ 155mm length, it will overhang / foul the very top heat sink.
The clearance from between the base of the cooler to the first fin is 42.55mm. Does anyone know the height of the top two heat sinks on the board?
Does the Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E used in the review overhang the heat sinks (length 147mm)? If so, I might be in the clear because the Silver Arrow SB-E has a height of 40.87mm.
Any reply would be very much appreciated!

Today we have the latest Gigabyte Z77X UP4 TH on our test bench. How does it perform?
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