How can i tell what revision my motherboard is

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Systems that do visual applications from computer graphics to computer animation rely on visual computing servers. When checking Gigabyte's website, the rev 2. Does it mean that rev 1. And by the way, what does MB's revision number indicates? Joined Dec 5, Messages 5, 1. Checking the bios update options for your board and will be back with an update. I would say update the bios and see if you can borrow a AM3 proc from a friend to see what happens.

Joined Jul 26, Messages 0. See if you can spot the differences Revision 1. Thanks for the info. You can find CPU compatibility pages on the motherboard manufacturer's web site if the manufacturer doesn't provide this information, then you can add that manufacturer to the list of companies to avoid.

The information you find online will generally be more upto-date than what you find in the manual that came with your motherboard. But if the board revision level is too low to support a particular processor, the only option is to use a different processor that is supported by the board revision level you have.

If you are upgrading to a faster processor on a motherboard that supports it! Otherwise, you'll find yourself in a "can't get there from here" situation, because the system won't boot with the new processor. Never install an unsupported processor in the hopes that it may work.