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Question: Need update Bios due to issues with my 4790K. The drivers page has 2 Bios, 1 Rev 1.0 & 1.1. CPU-Z tells me Z97X-UD5H x.x. - Where do I find the rev?
Document: This is the second Gigabyte motherboard I have bought, the first one being for my first computer build on an AMD platform. From my experience, a Gigabyte motherboard is inexpensive, high quality, and feature rich.I bought the Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD5H motherboard to pair up with an Intel i7-4790K CPU. I read an earlier review claiming the i7-4790K did not work on this motherboard. The reviewer's shipped BIOS version was F5, while mine was F6.
unfortunately due to significant price difference (at least for me), i didn't buy this board from Amazon. however i feel that consumers make much more informed choices based on the reviews here.its been almost 2+ weeks since my build and i have paired this board withIntel i3 4360and am happy with the result. using Win 8.1 with drivers that came on the CD.. i didn't d/l any drivers from Gigabyte website.
Also has a SATA Express and the very new M.2. One caveat to note is SATA connectors 4 & 5, SATA Express and M2 can only be used one at a time.Plenty of support for USB 3.0 and 2.0.CONS:If you use this board in conjunction with a PCI Express 16x graphics card, like I am doing, you will find many of the SATA and related connectors are location directly under the graphics card.
I've never done a motherboard review on Amazon.com before - and I'm not Anand or Tom or any of those guys who do the 12-page-with-graphs-and-photos reviews at the great component review sites. So I'll just say:Board works great and installs easy.Things I particularly like:a) Good selection of add-in card slots, 8 total SATA III ports (6 Intel, 2 Marvell), 2x Gb Ethernet, lots of USB 3.0.
My last Gigabyte motherboard (7 years ago - still works great) had that smaller cable extremely close to the edge of the board and practically under the CPU fan which made it impossible to unplug. In fact, there's sufficient room around the CPU so the cooler also avoids your memory (or at least, it did for me).c) All the motherboard drivers (newly downloaded from Gigabyte's site) installed easily on Windows Server 2012 R2, which isn't always the case.
super fast! !on stock settings, the board read my memory as 1600 even though its 1866. fortunately, theSniperRAM supports XMP and once i selected XFP profile 1 in BIOS, it worked as 1866.again, as i didn't get the "K" version CPU, i didn't tweaked a whole lot of settings.. just enough to get the system going with the hardware at hand. the combination is very pleasing and i have a very fast computer now.
My i7-4790K is working fine on the F7 BIOS.Why this board is nice:- LGA 1150 socket (supports latest Intel CPUs)- Intel Z97 Express Chipset (latest chipset as of this writing)- SATA Express port- M.2 connector (great for an Operating System SSD!
This board has an alternate Ethernet port though.CONCLUSION:Overall I have found this to be a very solid board for my build. It worked upon initial boot and I have had no issues with it. Gigabyte continues to earn my business.
As do useless Gigabyte "utilities" comprising their "Add In Center". But who cares? You can use the classic BIOS and never bother to install the utilities.d) Speaking of the BIOS, the new "Windows 8.1 options" in the BIOS are not explained in the manual or anywhere else. Since I have no idea what these settings do I guess that means I'm too stupid to change the default settings. Except, I'm not.
That said, the temperature and fan rpm readouts are a welcome touch. The board immediately recognized the XMP profile on my set of 2 X 8GB 2400MHz RAM (16GB total). I also plugged in my two SSDs, HD, optical drive, audio card, GTX 670, etc., without a hitch. I have a feeling we are going to be friends. :)
Answer: Look on the motherboards corner by the PCI slots.  The rev should be marked right on the board.  It also shows where to look on the unmarked page 3 of the User's manual.