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    Motherboard naming conventions[edit]

    Gigabyte uses a special system for naming their motherboards. For example, take the GA-P35-DS3R. The first segment, GA, simply denotes that it is manufactured by Gigabyte. The second segment indicates what chipset it is using, in this case Intel's P35. The third segment shows what features the motherboard has. This segment mostly contains a number of abbreviations. General formula: GA-[Power saving method+Chipset name+form factor+Specific Feature]-[main features+minor Feature]
    Available 1st segment abbreviations:
    If "A" appears after the chipset code, it has the 333 onboard acceleration (USB 3.0, USB Power X3, SATA 3.0 6 Gbit/s)
    If "M" appears after the chipset code, it is a mATX board
    If "N" appears after the chipset code, it is a Mini-ITX board
    If "P" appears after the chipset code, it supports integrated graphics with video output
    If "X" appears after the chipset code, it uses advanced digital power (Z77 chipset and later) or extra features such as SLI (prior to Z77)
    If "M" appears in front of the chipset number it means it is for an AMD processor, but has a non-AMD chipset
    If "MA" appears before the chipset number it is for an AMD processor and has an AMD chipset (e.g., GA-880GMA-USB3)
    If "E" appears before the chipset number it has Dynamic Energy Saver as energy saving method (e.g., GA-EG45M-UD2H)
    Available 2nd segment abbreviations:
    T - Only DDR3 SDRAM support (e.g., GA-MA770T-US3)
    C - Both DDR2 and DDR3 SDRAM support
    F - Includes FireWire port and header (e.g., GA-EG41MF-US2H)
    No T or C abbreviations mean that the motherboard only has DDR2 SDRAM support
    Available 3rd segment abbreviations:
    If E - appears as the first letter in the 3rd segment (e.g., GA-G31M-ES2L), it means it has Easy Energy Saver feature
    D (Ultra Durable 2) - Indicates that the motherboard uses only solid state capacitors (e.g. GA-X48-DQ6)
    U/UD (Ultra Durable 3) - Introduces 2 ounces of copper for both the Power and Ground layers
    USB3 - Indicates that the motherboard featured Ultra Durable 3 and USB 3.0 support
    S2 (Smart, Safe) - Various features such as Q-Flash BIOS
    S3 (Smart, Speed, Safe) - Same as above, but includes overclocking features
    S4 (Silent Pipe, Smart, Speed, Safe) - Same as S3, but uses heat pipe cooling
    S5 (CrossFire, Silent Pipe, Smart, Speed, Safe) - Same as S4, but with CrossFire support
    Q6 (Quad BIOS, Quad Cooling, Quad E-SATA 2.0, Quad Triple Phase, Quad-Core Optimized, Quad DDR2 Slots) - Indicates quad-core optimization
    UP Similar to UD, but with improved power regulation
    # (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 9) - Compares boards of same class (e.g., GA-P55-UD3)
    R - 2 extra SATA 2.0 ports and possibly RAID support. May have FireWire port. May not have ATI CrossFire support (e.g., GA-P35-DS3R)
    G - Solid capacitors for the CPU Volt Regulator Module
    H - HDMI port on-board
    V - Includes more video outputs (i.e.: GA-G41MT-D3V additional DVI output, GA-G41MT-D3 with serial and parallel output instead)
    L - Probably "Lite", meaning fewer SATA 2.0 ports, no RAID support, no FireWire ports, no ATI CrossFire support, no heatsink cooling (e.g., GA-P35-DS3L). It could also indicate Gigabit LAN (as in GA-G31M-S2L, versus GA-G31M-S2C which has support for 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet). {update: “L” / “C” / “E” / “G” means minor/customized spec change version}
    P - Silent Pipe, RAID, Extra PCI Express slots, extra SATA 2.0 ports (e.g., GA-EP45-DS3P)
    Available 4th segment abbreviations:
    TH - Provides Thunderbolt interface
    WB - Includes PCI-e x1 card with Bluetooth 4.0 and WiFi (802.11 a/b/g/n) interfaces including 2 external antennas.

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