If you think you might want to add external storage, this is a consideration. That splits the bandwidth more evenly among the 16x devices.Ģ)The UD4-B3 has eSATA ports, the UD3-B3 does not. When there are multiple PCI-E cards in the UD4-B3, it drops both 16x slots to 8x, regardless of how many 1x cards you have in there. I'm planning to put RAID in my machine, and wish I'd gotten the UD4-B3 instead. If you want to use such a card, you're guaranteed to not have 16x PCI speed on both 16x slots. This seems really annoying to me, especially since the best way to get Wi-Fi working on a osx86 build is with a 1x PCI-E board and Apple mini-PCI adapter. There must be something wrong either with software or board.Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guideġ) The UD3-B3 has two 16x PCI-E slots, but if you put anything in any of the 1x slots, it drops the second 16x slot to 1x speed. Each RAM module is showing same frequency and other attributes. This time both apps detected all of the modules as PC3-10700. So I shuffled the RAM modules (in accordance to combination) and ran both apps again. On the other hand, CPUz detected all of the RAM mondules as PC3-1077. I found ET6 was detecting one RAM module on DDR3_1 as PC3-9800G and others as PC3-10700. I ran both CPUz and EasyTune6 (from gigabyte). Later that day, when I tested it on my pc again with same combination it didnt detect any dual channel configuration. I took RAM modules to vendor (MSY in Altona, VIC) and test them on their system.
8GB from same kit on following slots as per the motherboard manual: So I tried only one kit which is 2 X 4GB RAM i.e.
I ran CPUZ too see if memory is running in dual channel mode and there was nothing in Channel # section. I am unable to get dual channel enabled with 4 X 4GB RAM. > 2 X 8GB KIT (Model:F3-10666CL9D-8GBXL and 2X4GB in each kit) = 16GB RAM > Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD4-B3 (rev 1.1) motherboard with BIOS version F3 I recently built a system with following main components:
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