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How to Find Your Motherboard's Revision

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There may come a time where you will need to know the revision of your motherboard, such as when updating the BIOS. This is to ensure the revision is matched up correctly to the relevant BIOS version.

Not to worry - we will take you through locating your exact revision in just a few steps!

Steps to Locate Your Motherboard Revision

Checking the Board

  • We can double check which revision your motherboard is directly from the board itself. Your model may differ slightly, but it generally will be found in the bottom left.
  • It will look like REV: X. X. For example, if your motherboard revision is 1.4 it will say REV: 1.4.
  • If the GPU needs to be removed, follow the How to Reseat Your GPU guide to do so.
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Checking the Board

  • We can double check which revision your motherboard is directly from the board itself. Your model may differ slightly, but it generally will be found in the bottom left.
  • It will look like REV: X. X. For example, if your motherboard revision is 1.4 it will say REV: 1.4.
  • If the GPU needs to be removed, follow the How to Reseat Your GPU guide to do so.

Checking Through Windows

  • Open the System Information program installed with Windows.
  • Locate the section that says "Baseboard Product".
  • Click on "Baseboard Product" and press Ctrl+C to copy the text.
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Checking Through Windows

  • Open the System Information program installed with Windows.
  • Locate the section that says "Baseboard Product".
  • Click on "Baseboard Product" and press Ctrl+C to copy the text.

What's Next?

Once you've located and confirmed your revision, you can continue with the BIOS update. The following guide will help you navigate the instructions for your specific motherboard:

If you need further assistance or have any questions, feel free to reach out for additional support - we're always happy to help!

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How to Find Your Motherboard's Revision

Complexity: Easy | Time: 5 min

There may come a time where you will need to know the revision of your motherboard, such as when updating the BIOS. This is to ensure the revision is matched up correctly to the relevant BIOS version.

Not to worry - we will take you through locating your exact revision in just a few steps!

Steps to Locate Your Motherboard Revision

Checking the Board

We can double check which revision your motherboard is directly from the board itself. Your model may differ slightly, but it generally will be found in the bottom left.

It will look like REV: X. X. For example, if your motherboard revision is 1.4 it will say REV: 1.4.

If the GPU needs to be removed, follow the How to Reseat Your GPU guide to do so.

Checking Through Windows

Open the System Information program installed with Windows.

Locate the section that says "Baseboard Product".

Click on "Baseboard Product" and press Ctrl+C to copy the text.

What's Next?

Once you've located and confirmed your revision, you can continue with the BIOS update. The following guide will help you navigate the instructions for your specific motherboard:

BIOS Update Main Navigation Page

If you need further assistance or have any questions, feel free to reach out for additional support - we're always happy to help!

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