Drivers are available for GIGABYTE’s full range of Intel (going back as far as X78) and AMD motherboards (back to A55/58), including upcoming 100-series designs.
Drivers are available for GIGABYTE’s full range of Intel (going back as far as X78) and AMD motherboards (back to A55/58), including upcoming 100-series designs.
PRESS RELEASE
Taipei, Taiwan, July 29, 2015 – GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd, a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, today announced that many of its motherboards including its 100 series boards, the Intel® X99, Z97 and H97 boards as well as its AMD® 990FX, 990X and 970 based motherboards are ready to support Microsoft’s ® Windows 10™. For a full list of compatible motherboards please visit this page.
GIGABYTE’s engineers have worked hard to ensure that the drivers and BIOS on all current GIGABYTE motherboards are ready and optimized for Windows 10™. GIGABYTE Ultra Durable™ Motherboards are known for their world renowned longevity, meaning users can be sure that older motherboards work well in this new OS environment.
GIGABYTE motherboards are the ideal platform for Windows 10 on the desktop. Windows 10 is the most innovative operating system yet from Microsoft®. It has dozens of new and exciting features to improve productivity and gaming, including full support for DirectX™ 12.
Windows 10™ is available now from retailers and through direct download from the Windows Store™.
Note: Some advanced Windows 10™ features require optimized specifications such as a touch screen monitor, a UEFI BIOS, and an SSD that may not be available in every legacy and entry-level system.
To learn more about Windows 10™ and GIGABYTE: http://uk.gigabyte.com/MicroSite/381/w10.html
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Editors note: GIGABYTE have not currently confirmed Windows 10 support for ‘Sandy Bridge’ era P67 and Z68 motherboards; however selected drivers are available for Z77-chipset motherboards. Although the number of systems with this generation of motherboard and CPU is high enough that you would expect a full driver complement to be available for Windows 10, that doesn’t appear to officially be the case for launch.
