GIGABYTE GA-P55M-UD4, Intel, LGA 1156 (Socket H), 16 GB, 1.5 V, Non-ECC, 10/100/1000 GIGABYTE GA-P55M-UD4. Processor manufacturer: Intel, Processor socket: LGA 1156 (Socket H). Maximum internal memory: 16 GB, Memory voltage: 1.5 V, ECC сompatibility: Non-ECC. Networking features: 10/100/1000. Motherboard form factor: micro ATX, Motherboard chipset: Intel® P55, Audio output channels: 7.1 channels. Width: 9.61" (244 mm), Depth: 9.61" (244 mm) https://hothardware.com/reviews/p55-motherboard-roundup?page=6 Comparing motherboards that use identical chipsets can be somewhat monotonous. After all, every single one of these boards provides the same high-level feature set to consumers, though each board offers its own different set of miscellaneous bells and.. https://pcper.com/2010/02/gigabyte-ga-p55m-ud4-lga-1156-micro-atx-motherboard-review/?aid=846 Gigabyte's P55M-UD4 puts overclocking, high-end performance features into micro ATX footprint Photo courtesy of Gigabyte Gigabyte's micro ATX motherboards have become a staple in the industry for providing the speed and power usually reserved for fu... We had great expectations for this P55-based board and the P55M-UD4 did not disappoint us in any aspect of our benchmarks and other testing. The If we had any beef with it, we might have liked it to be a bit cheaper than its $149.99 price tag because sma... A lot of computer enthusiasts are very skeptical, even contemptuous, towards microATX mainboards. These solutions are considered to be de facto inferior to full-size ATX mainboards in their functionality, number of onboard controllers, fine tuning and ... If you look back at our today’s review, Gigabyte GA-P55M-UD4 didn’t give us a single reason to be upset or annoyed about anything. It is small in size, but boasts very smart design and has all the features typical of contemporary Intel P55 Express base... Without a doubt, the P55M-UD4 is the most well-equipped micro-ATX P55 motherboard in its price range, which is why it’s an easy call for our Bull’s Eye Award. Intel’s made it really easy for enthusiasts looking to build a new system or upgrade their current setup. Thanks to Turbo Mode, its large L3 cache, and DDR3-1333 support, Intel’s Core i7-800 series “Lynnfield” CPUs will be the processor of choice for m... We have entered an era in technology in which gone is the premise that because it’s small, it won’t be able to perform as well as its bigger siblings. Five to ten years ago, laptops computers were nowhere as powerful as their desktop counterparts. Th... Ultra Durable 3, Dynamic Energy Saver 2, Great Overclockability, Price, SLI and CrossFireX, None, The overall experience of working with the UD4 was quite pleasant. The included utilities for energy savings were quite user-friendly and provided nice versatility in controlling energy savings. The BIOS also was simple and straightforward, which all... GIGABYTE is well known in the computer component space for their high performance products that boast some of the best stability records in the sector. While not embraced by the enthusiast crowd overwhelmingly in the motherboard space till recently, GI... The Gigabyte P55M-UD4 is quite an achiever given its small micro-ATX form factor. That used to mean giving up performance, but obviously, as you can see here today, the P55M-UD4 does not give ground on the enthusiast front in either raw performance or ... https://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/gigabyte_p55_ud6/3.html To wrap this up, Gigabyte has come up with two very solid motherboards. Sitting at the top, the P55-UD6 was able to offer everything we expect from a board of this caliber. The board has lots of things for it, but the competition is right up there as well. The GA-P55M-UD4 and P55M-GD45 are both solid P55 implementations that retain the enthusiast-oriented sensibilities and apparent overclocking prowess of their full-size ATX brethren within the confines of a smaller form factor... Although the Gigabyte GA-P55M-UD4 conforms to the microATX form factor, nothing about the board seems cut down or lacking (save for its physical dimensions, of course). Performance of the board was slightly lower than its full-sized ATX counterparts in our tests With the P55 Core I5 mother boards that seem to be very popular these days Gigabyte has released its first uATX version of this platform, this motherboard takes off of the same lines as the P55-UD4P which is a very solid platform and I expect the uAT... https://bjorn3d.com/2009/10/gigabyte-p55m-ud4/ Micro ATX motherboards are becoming more and more popular with gamers and overclockers alike. One can't really blame them either. These boards are smaller, reducing the need to use large chassis to house them which in turns makes these types of comput... Once again I found myself tormenting a perfectly good motherboard right off the bat. Now that I think about it, am I ever nice to anything I get? Things that make you go hmmm... The GIGABYTE P55M-UD4 motherboard did not once hesitate in performance or... https://www.bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/motherboards/gigabyte-ga-p55m-ud4-review/1/ Micro-ATX boards seem to have gained a surprising fan base in the last year, and with boards such as the and mostly filling the fold, with the occasional MSI (X58M!) popping its head in, it's become an increasing popular form factor.Clearly keen... We had expected the board to retail at £110, which was an attractive proposition, although the retail prices seem to be anywhere between £120 and £130. This small margin makes the board move from borderline-affordable to verging on too expensive for a ... https://www.legitreviews.com/gigabyte-p55-ud6-and-p55m-ud4-motherboard-reviews_1065 Considering how well the GA-P55M-UD4 performed today it is a great option at $150. The GA-P55-UD6 however at $239 is in dangerous waters with it's MSRP targeting low-end X58 motherboards with similar feature sets.