The Realtek ALC1150 is a high-performance multi-channel High Definition Audio Codec that delivers an exceptional audio listening experience with up to 115dB SNR, ensuring users get the best possible audio quality from their PC. Realtek ALC 1150 115dB SNR HD Audio with Built-In Reat Audio Amplifier With GIGABYTE AMP-UP Audio, gamers and audiophiles are able to experience crisp, ultra realistic sound effects while gaming, and the richest possible sound experience when listening to their favorite music and movies. GIGABYTE Gaming motherboards are equipped with the GIGABYTE exclusive AMP-UP Audio Technology, which provides the industry’s highest level of onboard audio features and technologies. With a dual GPU setup, you can ensure that your PCI DIY build will cover the system requirements of the most graphics demanding games out there.
3 PCI Express slots, the GIGABYTE X99M-Gaming 5 motherboard can support 2-way CrossFire or SLI graphics configurations.
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Gaming is all about getting high quality and responsive graphics featuring two full x16 Gen. With a compact, yet feature rich design, the X99M-Gaming 5 is an affordable solution packed with high-end features including GIGABYTE AMP-UP audio technologies, onboard SATA-Express and M.2 ports for fast data transfers, and a Killer gigabit Lan port from Qualcomm Atheros for better online gaming performance. With the GIGABYTE X99M-Gaming 5 motherboard, the ultimate gaming station does not have to be bulky and expensive. Ltd., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards announced today the new X99M-Gaming 5, a mATX addition to its X99 lineup based on the Intel X99 chipset with support for the new Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition (Haswell-E) processor and latest DDR4 memory support. Now Gigabyte has announced what should be the first of multiple mATX boards to come from them and others in the coming months. So far for LGA 2011-3, we have the EVGA x99 Micro, Asrock’s aptly named Fatal1ty X99M Killer and X99M Extreme 4 and despite what this thread on would indicate, the Asus Rampage V Gene is quite a way out. We find this interesting given the increase in the buyer market for m-ITX and m-ATX cases and motherboards in the past 12 months. To say there has been a dearth of m-ATX boards this year would be an understatement.
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