Windows System Information
Press Win + R, enter msinfo32, then find BaseBoard Manufacturer, BaseBoard Product, and BaseBoard Version.
Enter the full model name to check motherboard compatibility.
These are the hardware specifications on record. HMA BIOS adaptation requires separate confirmation.
Use a method below to find the brand and full model, then check the REV printed on the board. A chipset such as X670E or B850 is not enough.
Different revisions of the same model may have different hardware specifications and BIOS files. Check the physical board before searching, buying, or requesting a BIOS.
This means the board’s PCB hardware revision is 1.0
REV is the board’s hardware revision, not its BIOS version.Find REV: X.X on the PCB, often near an edge or screw hole. GIGABYTE describes the upper-left area when the CPU is on your right; check your actual board.
Include the full model and the printed REV. Check 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2 carefully. Do not guess from the model or enter 1.x.
Photograph the full model and REV marking for support. Do not select another revision from the directory without checking your board.
Press Win + R, enter msinfo32, then find BaseBoard Manufacturer, BaseBoard Product, and BaseBoard Version.
Open PowerShell, run the command below, and read Manufacturer, Product, and Version.
Get-CimInstance Win32_BaseBoard | Select-Object Manufacturer, Product, VersionCheck the full model and REV: X.X on the board. Record the exact REV for GIGABYTE; do not choose a revision from software output alone.
System queries help identify the model; use the PCB marking for REV. If it shows “To be filled by O.E.M.” or you cannot find the revision, send a photo to support.
Paste the manufacturer, product name, and version. System information can prefill the search, but you must still check the physical board.
Input is used only for this page’s search and is not submitted automatically. Copy the summary if you wish to send it to support.