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Question: i bought this Mobo and Ready to run, but have to choise good and cheap SSD Harddisk,, it's support SSD? and please suggest me the best one in price.
Document: nothing to say at this time, :)1 hopethis mobo  will working good in Harddisk SSD.i love this mobo
The Gigabyte motherboard is good quality,easy to set up and I would buy it again without a second thought. The cheap price was a major factor for me. I did not need the fastest or best gaming system, just basic home use with some gaming for the kids. I like the fact that I can still upgrade all the other components. Once you have a video card in, you really don't have room for anything else in the other pci slot
Bought this mobo as part of a budget gaming build. For the price it's truly a good entry level board. The BIOS is great. Automatically OC'ed my fx6300 safely. Would highly recommend this mobo for people building their first pc or building a budget gaming pc. It just works. What more do you want?
I had bought this motherboard to make a simple internet surfing computer. It worked flawlessly, no hidden surprises, Great capability, and even though it's just a simply board, It does everything that it promised and I am not worried about it dying anytime in the near future. For the price, If this offers everything you need, it's one of the best options for you.
While not the top of the line motherboard this one will work for that media center or kids home school PC! I had an issue with the first one sent to me but Amazon had a replacement to me the next day and paid for return shipping. I've used Gigabyte products for 10 plus years now and they are very reliable but have to say I'm not a big fan of thier tech support. Good thing Amazon was there and in my opinion has the best customer service out there. Thank you!
Customer gets a nice, new, unopened product.If I could rate this experience any lower I would. I've had good results with Amazon up to this point. This review is almost not even for the board, how could it be? I never gave it a chance. Nor will I. I will look elsewhere for a board and will likely spend a good bit more on something decent. Cheap isn't always the best route.
Made the jump from an Intel E8400 because of Hyper-V and Vmware VSphere. Had looked into purchasing RAM for the previous build but since the Gigibyte board wasn't future ram proof (((16 GB DDR2))) decided to get something that would at least be able to run DDR3 and up to 32GB. This is by far one of the best MOBO's I have purchased to date and have been building systems since the 90's. Haven't ran into any problems whatsoever.
Clearly printed on the box with a pointing indicator line:  Sata 3.In the box? :  wide IDE cable/ Sata 2 connectors only.Even a ten dollar rebate won't save this antique board.You won't be able to run your fast Sata 3 drives or SSD main drives.A terrible 1333 speed limit on RAM.Refurbished throwback tech for those who cannot afford a good MB, right?This IS going back. No honesty on the box or site about these things.Especially if you're a builder!
The best thing about this motherboard is that it is durable, which I believe is in the title. Not at all flimsy or brittle, and has enough hookups to  put a decent rig together. Wish it had more room for PCI stuff, but I'm dealing well with one very good graphics card. Well worth it, and I got it for like $55. If I had to, I'd consider $70
It's not. It's for folks like myself who need to move up from what they're using but still need support for some legacy devices. It's still in production and a good seller.One reviewer referred to it as "pricey". Pricey??? It's about $55 after the rebate. You can hardly buy two sticks of memory for that.If you're a gamer then you probably don't need this board.
Answer: Yes it support Solid State Drives (SSD), the 120GB Kingston SSDNow V300 and Crucial M5 have the best prices right now (around $0.66 per GB)