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主板命名规则（Motherboard naming rules） The board names are generally divided into four parts (depending on the product), the first part of the processor type to support, the second part is the chipset manufacturers, the third part is the chipset type (prior to the three part is the main part of the fourth), suffix, said different version of the motherboard. Numbering rules for GIGA (Gigabyte) motherboards The products of GIGA company, the first number is the name of the company, so all the motherboard first labeled GA-, the two letters will not be talkative. GIGAs product code consists of 4 sections, expressed in the form of GA- (F1) (F2) (F3) (F4). F1 The F1 section is a number that supports the CPU type. Now there are 5, 6, 7, 8, four. The 5 refers to the 586 series of products, namely Pentium, Pentium MMX, AMD K5, AMD K6, Cyrix 5x86, Cyrix 6x86 and other CPU based products, of course, these products basically have to exit the market, so it is not very common. 6 means 686 series products, that is, Pentium II, Pentium III, Celeron, Celeron II, and so on, is now more popular products. 7 refers to the current very prosperous K7 products, including Athlon, new Athlon, and Duron series CPU, that is to say, for AMD. 8 is high-end products, domestic is rare, facing Willamette and Foster two CPU. F2 F2 this paragraph is a letter indicating the type of chipset used. There are 21 of these, and there are some places to repeat: A says it is rare to use Alis motherboard chipset. B stands for Intel 440BX, a very classic product. C refers to Camino (Intel 820) or Intel Colusa chipset, to match the front of the F1 to determine, 6C must refer to 820, 8C must refer to Colusa, and repeat does not affect the judgment. D stands for the AMD IGD4 chipset, which is the latest 760. E represents the Intel 440 EX, and in addition, in the OEM market may also indicate Serverworks products, because in the retail market does not appear, does not affect the E identification. G refers to the Intel 440