A friend use a Gigabyte GA-6VX7-4X motherboard on a server. Of course, this
server run 24h/24h.
I known a lot of Pentium III motherboard had condensator problem and stop
working after 4 or 5 year.

Anyone tried this BIOS yet?  I find that once it's flashed, the
Gigabyte SATA2 JMicron controller disappears, along with any disks
attached to it. Did they forget to include the controller BIOS?

GIGABYTE GA-8IPE1000-L (rev 2) Socket 478 Motherboard won't post.
My analysis is that the BIOS is corrupt and it is looking for a backup
copy on a hidden partition of the hard drive, (Gigabyte "feature").
Problem is that when this feature activates - board won't look

I just got win vista 64. would like to install it but cannot find any
drivers for the SATA/RAID for this mobo. I have 2x Western Dig Raptors I
wish to run in RAID0. Anyone know if gigabyte will have drivers for this
board or am I forced to upgrade? I read somewhere that alot of ...

using a GA-965P-DS4 I plugged in two identical 1 GB memory chips which run
fine in Dual-Channel mode in two banks of the same color.
Now I've got a third 1GB, from a different manufacturer, I would like to
use. So I plugged this one into a third bank and the BIOS tells me, on

Short summary:
Installing Gigabyte's XPress 2 software can render the hard drive
unusable. The BIOS can no longer be set to boot from a device other
than the hard drive (if is installed). I confirmed this from Gigabyte

GA-7VA rev 1.0, latest BIOS (F12)
Replaced hard drive with Maxtor 60GB (old drive was Samsung
60GB).  POST will not recognize the drive.  If I boot with
Maxtor Powermax CD, it finds the drive and tests OK.

Apologies for another fan connector question, but on this mbd there is a
SYS_FAN connector (3-pole, #3 is sensing) and a PWR_FAN connector (located
just above the IDE connectors and next to the ATX power connector) which has
a 3-pole connector of which the #3 is NC, according to the ...

I have just built a new system with a GA-965P-S3 motherboard. The
system is working fine except for one problem. Every time I boot up,
it goes through the normal system messages and then stops.
It displays, "Please Install Xpress Recovery2 from Gigabyte CD Title.

I'm running Windows XP Pro (SP2) on a GA-965P-DS4 with a Core2Duo E6300.
According to Intel this CPU should support VT.
I flashed the BIOS to the latest F8 and Virtualization is enabled.
I've installed Virtual PC 2007 and Parallels Workstation, both for running

Nothing to do with bios I'd say....!
I use a Gigabyte 7VA XP mobo... I had the same problem after lopping a
new hard drive in and doing an install..... I had yellow triangle on
the USB controller... simply saying the drivers were'nt installed.

I'm new to SATA drives, and I just bought a Maxtor 200 gb SATAII HDD.
I'm running on an F6 bios, and I installed all the drivers from the
Gigabyte installation disc. But up untill now, my computer doesn't
detect the HDD AT ALL. Not in the bios, not in Windows Xp. So can