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GIGABYTE TRX40 DESIGNARE (sTRX/AMD/TRX40/Direct 16+3 Phase VRM/Fins-Array Heatsink/Gen 4 AIC with 4 Extra M.2/ XL-ATX/Motherboard)

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Condition
Used - Like New
Model
TRX40 DESIGNARE
Storage
1000 TB
Memory
DDR4
Dimensions
15 x 12.25 x 5.08 in
Weight
8.8 lb
CPU Socket
Strx4
Works with
Personal Computer

Features 5

  • Supports 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen Threadripper Processors
  • Quad Channel ECC/ Non-ECC Unbuffered DDR4 8 DIMMs
  • 16+3 Phases Infineon Digital VRM Solution with 70A Power Stage. Operating System Support for Windows 10 64-bit
  • Triple Thermal Protection with Fin-Arrays and 8mm Maga-Heatpipe

Description

Supports 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen Threadripper Processors Quad Channel ECC/ Non-ECC Unbuffered DDR4 8 DIMMs 16+3 Phases Infineon Digital VRM Solution with 70A Power Stage Triple Thermal Protection with Fin-Arrays and 8mm Maga-Heatpipe Dual Intel Gigabit LAN with cFosSpeed to shorten response time 4 Ultra-Fast NVMe PCIe 4 0 x4 M 2 with Enlarged Thermal Guards Onboard Intel WiFi 6 802 11ax 2T2R & BT 5 with Antenna 120dB SNR AMP-UP Audio with ALC1220-VB and WIMA Audio Capacitors Bundled 40Gb/s GC-Titan Ridge Add-In Card Exclusive AORUS Gen4 AIC Adaptor for Extra 4 NVMe PCIe 4 0/3 0 x4 M 2 USB TurboCharger for Mobile Device Fast Charge Support RGB FUSION with Multi-Zone Addressable LED Light Show Design Support Addressable LED & RGB LED Strips Smart Fan 5 features Multiple Temperature Sensors Hybrid Fan Headers with FAN STOP and Noise Detection Front & Rear USB 3 2 Gen 2 Type-C Header Q-Flash Plus Update BIOS Without Installing CPU Memory and Graphics Card

Specs 18

Brand GIGABYTE
CPU Socket Strx4
RAM Memory Technology DDR4
Compatible Processors AMD 3rd Generation Ryzen
Memory Clock Speed 4400 MHz
Platform Windows 10
Memory Storage Capacity 1000 TB
Graphics Card Interface PCI Express

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The best build for content creators. Early TB3 driver problems fixed.
Content creators are drawn to Threadrippers and Thunderbolt 3. The TRX40 Designare is the only "officially supported" choice at present for that combination (the Aorus TRX40 Master and Aorus TRX40 Xtreme have a TB header on the mobo ... but are not "officially supported"). Level1Tech as of Dec 2019 reported TB3 DCH drivers were messed up ... but my new build (3970X, TRX40 Designare, WD SN850 storage, 128GB G.Skill Trident Neo Z DDR4-3600, GB RTX 3090 Turbo, Noctua air, beQuiet Platinum 1200) came together with only a minor hiccup (the RTX did not like looking at a DP panel through an HDMI to DP adapter, so I went all HDMI). Once the panel/cable issue was resolved, mobo booted to UEFI and accepted XMP 1 (XMP1 bumped the DIMMs from 2600 to 3600). Win10 x64 installed in one minute flat (the getting ready part.... longer). Moved the rig from bench to case with only Win10 installed, disconnected internet, and loaded drivers from the GB DVD (did not load RGB Fusion and other frills ... not a glamor gaming rig). Connected to internet, and several updates installed, including Intel DCH drivers for the Titan Ridge. Plugged in a 2TB M.2 TB3 external drive, accepted the connection to the drive in the TB control center, and got full TB3 speed (short cable). Installed Resolve 17 Studio beta, and render times are multiples faster than using our x570 build (ASRock X570 Creator, 3950X, 128GB RAM, Resolve 16 Studio, AMD 5700xt). For PCIE slots, RTX nearest CPU, then Titan Ridge (x8) if space allows, otherwise in the bottom x8 PCIE slot, then quad M.2 expansion card (x16). Here's a welcome surprise: the GB UEFI automatically bifurcates (quadfurcates?) into 4 x4 lanes the x16 slot the quad M.2 card is in! The first boot after you put a loaded AIC in an x16 slot the rig boots to UEFI with a popup about a change ... simply accept and proceed, it then reboots to Win10.). If the quad M.2 AIC is installed but has no M.2 SSDs installed, the UEFI ignores the quad M.2 AIC. UPDATE: Davinci Resolve 17 Studio BRAW Speed Test reports the 3970X build will run 8K video at 93 fps, and all boxes in the performance matrix are checked green. My 6K source (BMD PCC 6K) content produces no stutters when working in 6K. According to AMD, a 3990X CPU boosts the Cinebench 20 score by 40% compared to the 3970X... but at 100% additional cost ($4000 vs. $2000 MSRP), so we're staying with the 3970X. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2021 by Hualalai
Horrible
Once of the worst things I ever spent money on The Ram slots are not sensing 5/8 Ram Don’t get the raid 0 with AIC I wish I can get a refund
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2023 by Browsing
Good stuff
Got this M/B because it was the only option for Threadripper 3960X CPU and Thunderbolt 3. The board comes with a Titan Ridge TB3 card and (very important) has a TB header on the board. Thunderbolt is very tricky to get set up with Windows, but I got this one working with my RME audio interface after about 40 minutes of setting adjustments and reading. Worth the effort because TB is SO FAST! I have 25TB of storage attached to it with room for lots more. Board is very heavy, thick and strong and unlikely to break. Everything worked right away on first boot. This board has LOTS of gazintas and gozoutas and if you need them, this is the bomb. $700 is a lot of scratch, but you do get what you pay for. I highly recommend this board if this is what you need. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2021 by N. Wright
MotherBoard is ok so far,............... BUT don't install the Software !! will give you BSOD's
Gigabyte Tool/app will give BSOD at first Boot or just randomly. Both times of the BSOD, the item that showed up as the culprit was listed as "gdrv.sys" after contacting Support they finally replied; "Did you installed any of our software? If so, did you tried removing App Center along with all software under them to testing if the error message still exhibit?" So, if I remove it by uninstalling it (APP Center/ RGB Fusion), Gigabyte Tech Support seems to be saying that this in-turn will also remove that "gdrv.sys" file. And then, of course, to check and see if that "fixed" the problem (No more BSOD's). Not that I want my system bloated with unnecessary software - including Gigabyte's - but the APP Center with RGB Fusion is what allows me to customize the multicolored lights on my motherboard. I can control them somewhat in the BIOS, but the RGB Fusion software tool allows for much more precise inventive customization. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2020 by Nina H
Great Motherboard!
This is a great motherboard. Be sure to use the Q-Flash feature to flash to the lastest BIOS. I had to do this so the MB would recognize the Patriot memory I'm using. After that everything went very smooth.
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2020 by Steven L. Miller
Had to RMA board due to a broken screw mount for the cooler.
Had to RMA board due to a broken screw mount for the cooler, took about a month to be repaired.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2021 by FotG
Perfect for the AMD threadripper 3970x
Perfect for the AMD threadripper 3970x
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2020 by Max
DOES NOT PERFORM AS ADVETISED
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The media could not be loaded. The first board I bought was bad and had to return it. That should have been enough warning to choose another brand but I forged ahead since I bought $15000 worth of other parts to go with it. I had an experienced shop put it together. I think the board is fine if you don’t use all the PCI slots. Lol yes that makes it kind of worthless. I fed it 2 rtx 2080 ti cards and the raid card it comes with was enough to cause nightmares in installation. Forget about using the included thunderbolt card unless you’re just using 1 video card. I tossed that aside after too many failed installation attempts. The board simply can’t handle too many high speed PCI lanes. One visit to the gigabyte forums will tell you. Today the included raid PCI failed. I was getting insanely good read write times but alas it was only temporary. My fault for wanting 15GB/s read write times Going with raid-0. So after writing a fat check and a big reality check overall I’m disappointed in gigabyte and probably would never buy the brand again. A lot of hype and false advertising. Over promise and under deliver seems to be their motto. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2020 by Glenn Smooth Glenn Smooth
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