Gigabyte G1.Sniper M5 motherboard
IGABYTE G1-Killer motherboards are the world’s first to feature an onboard OP-AMP socket, allowing enthusiasts to swap out the motherboard’s onboard operational amplifier (OP-AMP) and explore personal audio preferences using a range of nuanced OP-AMPs available on the market. GIGABYTE G1-Killer motherboards include an amplifier upgrade kit that includes a pair of specialized Operational Amplifiers and an IC Extractor for easy installation. Additional amplifiers can be purchased separately to further expand audio capabilities.
Audio Noise Guard with Path Lighting
To help protect and insulate the high fidelity Creative Sound Core3D™ audio processor and onboard amplifiers from electromagnetic interference (EMI), GIGABYTE G1-Killer motherboards feature an audio noise guard that essentially separates the board’s sensitive analog audio components from potential noise pollution at the PCB level. LED trace path lighting Illuminates to show the separation of the PCB layers.
Series motherboards integrate the absolute best quality solid state capacitors that are rated to perform at maximum efficiency for extended periods, even in extreme performance configurations. This provides peace of mind for end users who want to push their system hard, yet demand absolute reliability and stability. With ultra-low ESR no matter how high the CPU loading, these exclusive capacitors also come in customized jet black, exclusively on GIGABYTE 8 series motherboards
Feature
- GIGABYTE Ultra Durable™ 5 Plus Technology
- All IR Digital Power design
- GIGABYTE UEFI DualBIOS™
- GIGABYTE AMP-UP Audio technology
- Exclusive Upgradable OP-AMP
- Onboard Creative Sound Core3D™ quad-core audio processor
- Built-in Front Audio Headphone Amplifier
- Audio Noise Guard with LED path lighting
- 15µ gold plated CPU socket
- Multi-GPU Support
- Durable black solid capacitors
- GIGABYTE On/Off Charge™ 2 for USB devices
- Killer™ E2201 LAN with high Protection
- Dual HDMI 1.4 output, DisplayPort 1.2
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