Gigabyte also showcased a neat computer build designed to appeal to musicians using the new Creative sound chip.

Here we have the Ultra Durable Technology 5 demonstration rig. What you see below are three different motherboards with three different types of motherboard VRM circuitry. The three thermocouple thermometers show VRM temps so we can compare the systems in terms of heat production.

Note that each system is being watercooled so there is no forced airflow in and around the CPU VRM.

Test system 1 - PowIRStage IR3550 design motherboard VRM.

Test system 2 - traditional MOSFETs.

Test system 3 - traditional MOSFETs.

Temperature breakdown between the three motherboards to compare VRM temp... the Gigabyte UDT5 solution is at 62.5C.

And here we have a comparison of the three types of motherboard VRM circuits Gigabyte has used in recent years, starting first with the new UDT5 single chip design.

Low RDS MOSFETs is a pillar of UDT4 design (below).

The final example shows the bog standard MOSFET circuit used on motherboards for many years (below).

More from Gigabyte's suite at Computex 2012 is coming up right after the jump.