Thursday, February 27th 2014

GIGABYTE 8 Series Motherboards Now Support Upcoming 4th Gen Intel Core CPUs

GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, today announced official support for soon to launch 4th Gen Intel Core Processors and select unlocked 4th Gen Intel Core Processors.

Wanting to ensure compatibility for upcoming 4th Gen Intel Core Processors, GIGABYTE has enabled support across the entire range of GIGABYTE 8 series motherboards, including Z87, H87, Q87, B85. and H81 chipset based motherboards. By installing the latest BIOS for their 8 series motherboard, users can be assured they are ready to take advantage of all the performance improvements that Intel's upcoming CPUs have to offer.
To get the latest BIOS update for your motherboard, please visit the GIGABYTE website:
www.gigabyte.com
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8 Comments on GIGABYTE 8 Series Motherboards Now Support Upcoming 4th Gen Intel Core CPUs

#1
The Quim Reaper
users can be assured they are ready to take advantage of all the performance improvements that Intel's upcoming CPUs have to offer.
Yeah, all 5% of it.....:rolleyes:
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#2
RCoon
Q87? What now?
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#3
MxPhenom 216
ASIC Engineer
Wait, I thought Haswell was 4th gen. :confused:
The Quim ReaperYeah, all 5% of it.....:rolleyes:
They have 0 competition.
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#4
LTUGamer
RCoonQ87? What now?
The Q87 is business orientated chipset
MxPhenom 216Wait, I thought Haswell was 4th gen. :confused:
I guess that they are talking about new Haswells with extra clock bonus
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#5
MaKCuMyC
I thought +100 MHz adding doesn't need BIOS update.
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#6
kamransaeed15
but the current haswels are 4th gen and the upcoming intel cpus will be broad well so 8 series mother board are built for 4th gen processors so whats special in this?
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#7
LTUGamer
MaKCuMyCI thought +100 MHz adding doesn't need BIOS update.
I think so but:

"Haswell Refresh will likely be supported on current motherboards, perhaps through a BIOS update; when it comes to Broadwell though, the new line may require new Z97/H97 motherboards, despite using the same socket, due to different power specifications."

Source: www.techspot.com/news/55335-intel-haswell-refresh-reportedly-coming-in-q2.html
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#8
TheHunter
perhaps, may, likely. lol, any more speculations?


btw intel ceo/rep said Broadwell will be compatible with existing systems and brand new systems aka z97, so there is that. ;)

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