A few days ago we were sharing you some infos on the EVGA H77 mini-ITX motherboards as well as it’s first specs. Today it’s Gigabyte’s turn to join kinda officially the mini-ITX motherboard family under the H77 chipset.
Gigabyte H77N-Wifi Motherboard
The H77N motherboard pictures that arrived on the internet today came from HWBOT’s massman that is now spending a bit of time in Taipei, the city of hardware as he likes to call it.
These small boards defenitely are driving more and more attention from the market and overclockers for their media center capabilities (strongly related to their small sized form-factor) and to their increasingly improved overclocking capability throughout the past five years. If you overclock on mini-ITX today, no-one is going to make fun of you. Soon you may even not be called a small player anymore!
Nevertheless, let’s stop digressing and let’s have a look at this board.
This board as for all Gigabyte mainboards now will come with the 3D UEFI BIOS interface, it supports the Gigabyte UD4 (Ultra Durable) standard and as specified by his model name, it comes with WiFi! Sweet, eh?
Gigabyte H77N-WiFi Specifications
The specifications where not communicated on the HWBOT source post, but from the pictures we can announce the following specs:
- CPU: Support for Intel® second and third generation core processors
- CPU Socket: LGA1155
- Chipset: Intel H77 Chipset
- Graphics Interface: 1 PCIE 3.0 x16 Slot
- Display Interface: 2 x HDMI, 1 x DVI-I
- Memory Interface: 2 Channel DDR3 1600MHz
- SATA Interfaces: 2 x SATA3 and 2 x SATA2
- RAID Support: RAID 0,1,5,10
- USB : 4 x USB 3.o and 6 x USB 2.0
- Audio/Lan : 8 channel HD / GbE Lan x 2
Note that the board is already on the Gigabyte website, so if you need more infos simply head over there!
Mini-ITX is trendy!
So far so good. From what we could have heard over the past months about this board and what came up (OC related) in the past hours, we can only expect good things from this board. Mini-ITX is defenitely something trendy as the Mini is trendy for cars. Now we just need to see how well it can clock once it’s launched.
Source: HWBOT
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