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GIGABYTE GA-B250-HD3 rev 1.0 ATX motherboard in anti-static bag

GIGABYTE

GIGABYTE GA-B250-HD3 rev 1.0 motherboard accessory

SKU CH-E13G-H3CZE

Intel B250 ATX motherboard accessory with LGA 1151 socket, HDMI, USB 3.1, and DDR4 memory support up to 2400 MHz

  • Supports 7th and 6th gen Intel Core processors via LGA 1151 socket
  • DDR4 memory up to 2400 MHz with 7th gen CPU or 2133 MHz standard
  • Intel B250 chipset provides stable platform for ATX builds
  • HDMI and USB 3.1 connectivity included for modern peripherals

GA-B250-HD3 rev 1.0 motherboard for LGA 1151 builds

This GIGABYTE board uses the Intel B250 chipset and fits ATX cases. It accepts 6th and 7th generation Core i7, i5, i3, Pentium and Celeron processors in the LGA 1151 package. The BIOS ships already updated to the latest version.

DDR4 memory support up to 2400 MHz

The board runs DDR4 at 2133 MHz by default. To reach 2400 MHz or use XMP profiles, a 7th generation processor must be installed. Builders staying with a 6th generation chip cannot access the higher memory speed.

Highlights

  • Supports 7th and 6th gen Intel Core processors via LGA 1151 socket
  • DDR4 memory up to 2400 MHz with 7th gen CPU or 2133 MHz standard
  • Intel B250 chipset provides stable platform for ATX builds
  • HDMI and USB 3.1 connectivity included for modern peripherals

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the GA-B250-HD3 rev 1.0 need a specific ATX standoff layout or I/O shield?

It uses the standard ATX mounting pattern and includes a rear I/O shield for LGA 1151 cut-outs.

Which BIOS step is required before a 7th generation CPU will run DDR4 at 2400 MHz?

The board ships with the latest BIOS; install the 7th generation processor first, then enable the XMP profile to reach 2400 MHz.

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