Testseek.com have collected 91 expert reviews of the Gigabyte Z370 Aorus Gaming 7 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Gigabyte Z370 Aorus Gaming 7.
October 2017
(87%)
91 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Great audio solution, Offers solid gaming performance,
DDR4 4,133MHz only works in theory for the most part, Could have done with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support,
GIGABYTE has put together a solid board with plenty of performance and tuning capability. That said, its UEFI interface is weaker than it could be, which lets it down and keeps it from getting a higher score. This won't matter for most users though, and a...
Price at RM 1,149 the Z370 AORUS Gaming 7 is an amazing board. The UEFI features are good, running processors at 5Ghz isn't a problem and unless you have a specific preference on what the UEFI offers, the Z370 AORUS Gaming 7 is official product page. go...
OModders will find themselves in paradise with the RGB LED's all over the board, while even gamers and enthusiasts will be able to appreciate the aesthetics and performance the AORUS Gaming 7 brings with it.(previously published in issue November 2017)...
A much better-looking design, Metal cover strengthen PCIe and DIMM slots, Pre-installed VRM heatsink cooling fan, Decent overclocking features, Comes with onboard switches and Debug LED, Good audio software – Sound Blaster Connect, Support up to 300 RGB D
Memory overclock isn't as good as the previous gen, The thin metal cover on the VRM heatsink is prone to accidental damage
Starting off with the aesthetics, we must say that Gigabyte has finally got the right person to get their gaming motherboard design to the next level. From the scale of 1 to 10, we'd say that the Z370 AORUS Gaming 7 deserves a 10 in terms of the appearanc...
Impressive stability, Instant overclock feature is a godsend, Lots of NVMe storage options
Rear I/O still lacking ports
In closing: there was never any doubt that the Gigabyte Z370 AORUS Gaming 7 was anything short of a capable motherboard. As we mentioned in the earlier page, the motherboard is practically a mirror of the motherboard of the previous Z270X chipset, and the...
Abstract: Looking back, it's both interesting and a little difficult to digest the fact that it wasn't that long ago when Intel was still pitching for its 7th generation Kaby Lake CPUs and Z370 chipsets.In the case of PC component vendors like Gigabyte, the memory...
Great looks, Solid BIOS, VRM cooling fan preinstalled, OC preset are quite usable, Smoother overall RGB animation than previous series, Free 1year Xsplit subscription
No backplate and preinstalled I/O shield
In terms of overall performance, the GIGABYTE Z370 AORUS GAMING 7 goes neck-to-neck with the ASUS MAXIMUS X HERO signifying pretty much that both motherboards don't hold the CPU back making it a showdown of features and experience. Performance is a tie in...
As with the move from the Intel Z170 to Z270 chipset, Z370 doesn't bring a lot that's new to the table. This means that board manufacturers have had to further value-add with things like M.2 heatsinks and additional customization options. After all, you n...
All the core features you'd needAll things considered, the Gigabyte Z370 Aorus Gaming 7 is one quality motherboard. There's something for everyone here, ranging from overclockers to the casual user.And if you like to toy around with RGB lighting, you won'...
