What is the difference between Rev. 3.0 vs. Rev 1.1/1.2 on these UD3 boards?
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Rev 3.0 has a full UEFI BIOS while prior revision have Hybrid EFI. EFI allows the use of drives larger than 2.2TB, but I am having problems installing Windows 7 64-bit to a 4TB drive as a boot drive. I can't even partition it to only 1TB and get Windows to install/boot.So if you are booting from a drive 2TB or less you will be fine. Anything larger and you want to get a UEFI board instead.
1650557
I'm assuming they would fix common glitches and tweak things differently. Not exactly sure but it's basically a like a book revise, they fix their mistakes.
1650558
I would assume the Rev. 3.0 boards are the more advanced ones in their line(more worth a purchase), but I have no clue. I did some Googling, had trouble finding much info on it. :<
1650559
For starters, you forgot to say please........ and secondly, you're on the Internet.....Thirdly, You're Up !!!
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Rev 3.0 has a full UEFI BIOS while prior revision have Hybrid EFI. EFI allows the use of drives larger than 2.2TB, but I am having problems installing Windows 7 64-bit to a 4TB drive as a boot drive. I can't even partition it to only 1TB and get Windows to install/boot. So if you are booting from a drive 2TB or less you will be fine. Anything larger and you want to get a UEFI board instead.
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yes there is only one board form factor although I would consult the listing on there website for ram that will work they have them listed. it may take some tinkering to get it to work at that speed especially if you are filling all the dimms.
650441
I don't know if the headers for 2.0 and 3.0 are the same, but if they were the same the I/O rate will be 2.0, Google for the headers.
2207160
It wont matter at all. Different sections of the board. The DDR3 is for your system ram and the gddr5 is for graphics.
1862333
Yes it is. I've used it with both 2.0 and 3.0 ports. 3.0 is definitely faster though.
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Probably V1.0 but I really don't remember for sure. It was a year ago that I bought it. Sorry.
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As i know, that is only different firmware and different installation. You won't even know which version you will get until you have the solid usb in front of you. Here is the information from dlink. http://12.130.207.50/products/revision.asp?productid=DWA-130so far i only saw they have driver for 32bits and 64 bits, no A-E revision.
390177
I don't understand the question. What does V2 or V3 pertain too. Mine does what it's supposed to do. I have windows 7, but it's supposed to work in windows XP and everything newer.
177646
Idk about your first half of the question, but as for 2.0 vs 3.0, there really isnt any noticeable difference between the 2. Obviously the bandwith is faster on 3.0, but its a very minor performance increase that maybe hardcore overclockers and modders would be concerned about. You will NOT notice any difference betweeen the 2. Happy gaming!
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I'm using my 650 with FreePBX with a TFTP server so the software and boot rom automatically get updated. Here is what I'm running now. UC Software Version 4.0.2.11307 BootROM Software Version 5.0.2.12692
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From my understanding only revision 1 cards are voltage unlocked and only if you have an older bios loaded (non-boost bios). Now if you get a revision 2 it's hardware locked @ 1.25vdc. I hope this helps. It's a great card, but if get a rev 2 don't expect a lot of overclocking headroom. The bios is FZ1. Good luck
278643
My machine only has USB 2.0, so I can't say anything about higher versions, sorry...
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I just noticed the hardware version is B2 and firmware version is 1.6. Hope this is of some help!
961323
When I purchased it, it was a rev 1.0 board but that has been a couple years now. I can't imagine they aren't selling the newest revision.
155120
All the 37av boards "should" be rev21 and higher, a reseller has indicated that he has not seen any below this rev so you should be in the clear. Another way would be to open up the product and look at the pcb but thats risky if you don't know what your doing.Yes, its registered as a 3700 because thats what it is. :)Also if you don't have any problems then theres no reason to return it.
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Look around the four edges of the board where Gigabyte has stamped the board with information. The first revision board did not accept all the processors on the market. However the 3rd last revision will accept all the current AM3+ and the older AM3, also all the kinks and other problems associated with the board were all corrected.
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I believe it's only 2.0, at least with the version I purchased. There very possibly may be a newer version out. I put it in my Dell desktop to replace a burned out USB controller on the main board and it's worked flawlessly ever since.