GZE200BUS vs GZE200AUS? What's the difference?
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VC uses a "body color" 3 letter-code in the model number suffix. The only difference between the "AUS" (azure(blue)) and the "BUS" (black) is the shell color. GZE-200RUS is the red model of the same camcorder.
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Both boards are awesome, and come from solid manufacturers. RMA policies for both are great (albeit slow sometimes). It really boils down to price and application. The GA board has 6x SATA connectors and WiFi while the Asus has 4x SATA connectors and no WiFi. The Gigabyte also has Dual LAN (one Intel, one Atheros). The Asus supports DDR3 3200 while the Gigabyte only supports DDR3 3100. The Asus appears to have better heatsinks on the power devices which is typically better for overclocking. The Asus also has an M.2 slot, which isn't a big deal unless you really plan on using it. When I built my rig I went with the Gigabyte for its feature-set and price point and couldn't be happier. Both boards are awesome, and come from solid manufacturers. RMA policies for both are great (albeit slow sometimes). It really boils down to price and application. The GA board has 6x SATA connectors and WiFi while the Asus has 4x SATA connectors and no WiFi. The Gigabyte also has Dual LAN (one Intel, one Atheros). The Asus supports DDR3 3200 while the Gigabyte only supports DDR3 3100. The Asus appears to have better heatsinks on the power devices which is typically better for overclocking. The Asus also has an M.2 slot, which isn't a big deal unless you really plan on using it. When I... » Read More Both boards are awesome, and come from solid manufacturers. RMA policies for both are great (albeit slow sometimes). It really boils down to price and application. The GA board has 6x SATA connectors and WiFi while the Asus has 4x SATA connectors and no WiFi. The Gigabyte also has Dual LAN (one Intel, one Atheros). The Asus supports DDR3 3200 while the Gigabyte only supports DDR3 3100. The Asus appears to have better heatsinks on the power devices which is typically better for overclocking. The Asus also has an M.2 slot, which isn't a big deal unless you really plan on using it. When I built my rig I went with the Gigabyte for its feature-set and price point and couldn't be happier. « Show Less
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The major difference between the two is in bluetooth capabilities of SPA525G2. If bluetooth is not one of your requirement, then you can save some money and go with 525G. Here is an article which describes the differences in more detail: http://ebookbrowsee.net/cisco-differences-between-spa-525g2-spa-525g-pdf-d222561309
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Hi Nany, The only difference between the part numbers is the packaging. The one ending in "Z" is in retail packaging and the on ending in "ZET" is e-tail packaging. The product within the packaging should be the same. Thank you for your interest in the DTSE9H flash drive! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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All transporters are capable of being "2.0". It's simply a firmware upgrade.
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You need to get the one that will fit into the l slots on your motherboard. If you have both types, I'd go with the PCI-X which is a faster bus. I chose the PCI card because that's all I had in the older PC I was buying it for.
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I don't think there is any difference. They both work the same. Except memory settings (seats & mirrors).
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I can't find compatibility information in terms of CAS Latency, Voltage, or being SLI-ready - I would contact the manufacturer(A-Tech Components) for clarification.
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sorry don't know. Go to Linksys website and see if the E2000 uses a transformer with the same rating and polarity as this one.
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Checking Aeon Labs website, the only difference I can find is that the DSC19103 "includes energy monitoring features". I believe that some control systems can utilize that information.
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Yes. Same board used to control the codes in both units. Mine works flawless!
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The one I've got is a GC-PX100BU, so I would venture to guess since you leave just 2 choices, it's an updated version.
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I'm not sure what the difference is in the modem/routers. I know that the "Z" model is the newest generation.
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According to "LinkTronics" in Santa Anna CA, where the Memory originally came from, the Rambuss 184 Pin PC-800 is "NON-Error Correcting".Take my advice, buy the Rambuss PC-1066, it may cost more, but you "can" tell the difference in speed...watching videos, searching,...etc.Hope this helped, good luck....
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These two switches functions the same especially with their speed and the only difference between them are their distinct features and specifications. The SE3005 have the Powersave feature that detects which ports aren't being utilized and minimizes their power usage and auto-sensing Ports maximize the data flow rates 10/100/1000 Mbps.
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I'm not an authority, but I think you are right. I looked at other sites that sell it. ASUS site was no help, as it does not separate the sub-models. As far as I can tell, the DS02 is just the DS03, but at a price difference. Maybe there is some small internal change that is invisible to the end user, but justifies a slightly different model number.
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I don't know. I exchanged it for an E6200 because EA4200 has a bug that corrupts files on a connected USB drive and Lnksys has no fix for the known issue.