Joe (or anyone else that can help) - you posted the message below on alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.giga-

Dear all, this is a little experience report which I'm providing because it had helped me save

GA-6BA motherboard) PC out to pasture > and > > building a replacement. This old one has a Adaptec 2940UW SCSI PCI > card > > installed and I want to take the SCSI CD,

gigabyte GA-6BA (rev. 2.9) using bios version 2.9 now - tried F1 but no different, it did the same

GA-6BA motherboard using P3-1000 100FSB Slot 1 processors? There have been numerous postings on newsgroups that the ATI Radeon 8500 128mb series is too-power hungry for use in older

GA-6BA) while using an AGP video card (mine is an ATI Radeon 7500 All-In-Wonder) with Windows 98/ME? I understand that this PCI slot shares the same IRQ as the AGP Video slot and a few cards

GA-6BA rev. 2.4 and I also have asus s370-dl rev. 1.02 slotket. Current > bios is 2.9, and I have downloaded bios F1. I'm not certain which CPU to > buy, there are so many SLxxx

The power supply in my computer has just been replaced but now when it is turned on its makes a 2 second tone followed by a 1 second pause , can anyone

Anyone have a Gigabyte AT-Form GA-6BA Rev 3.0 (PCB 3.0) in good working order that they wish to sell?

GA-6BA Rev. 3.0 and since I only have a Rev. 2.5 board, I better visit eBay to look for a Rev. 3.0 board before dropping in a 128 Mb ATI Radeon 8500. Any links to how I can mod the board if I can

Have a GA-6BA Ver 3.0, F1 Bios, and need the Freq Ratio ( X ?) setting for Intel Pentium III 1.0GHz ,

I have a gigabyte 6ba mobo. and I'm wondering what AGP video card works well with this mobo which

Anyone who is familiar with this setup or similar might be able to enlighten me with possible

Has anyone tried the new F1 Bios on there GA-6BA boards when using a P3 processes greater than a 800

Hi I am running a GigaByte GA-6BA M/B with a Celeron 633 Windows ME a ASUS 7100 Magic Video Card and

Anybody using this combo? I have a Micron Millenia that has a 7dx in it but the USB chip was toasted

The GA-6BA's "F1g" bios has been updated to "F1" dated Feb 05, 2001 and it now CORRECTLY displays PIII 1Ghz processors during

GA-6BA owners (not exactly sure when it was actually posted on their web site but it's great news): The GA-6BA's 1999 "F1g" bios has been updated to "F1"

GA-6BA rev 3.0 board (rev number at rear left of board in corner by PCI slots). Just upgraded to a 1Ghz Celeron Retail FC-PGA chip on a GA-GR7+ slocket coket 370 to slot-1 adpater (look

GA-6BA motherboard that I was hoping that someone might be able to help with. I'm using a Celeron 800MHz CPU with the FSB set to 100MHz. Traced the problem to the speed of the FSB. When

I apologize if this question has been asked before, but what is the technically preferred or best

GA- 6BA board. >>> >>>I'm one of those people hates having half a solution - If I can just >>>find the PS/2 header for the board I can have a single shared

I've had similar problems with an older system using an Epox board and K6-II 400 processor. When I enable DMA for my CD or CDRW drives they cease

Thanks to Jeff and others that helped out last week with my proposed upgrade. I now have a GA-6BA

a Gigabyte 6BA mainboard (rev.2.4) supplies enough > power for a Matrox G550 or will I not be able to use this graphics > card? > > Thanks for any hints > > Dirk Hi Dirk

Dear all, I know it's old, but I need a cheap processor upgrade to my GA-6BA. It's a rev 3.0

Mainboard GA 6BA Rev. 2.4, BIOS 1Fg with a > >> > Celeron 800 connected via Iwill Slocket Rev. 1.1. sometimes the > >> > processor don´t start (no beeps, no screen

GA-6BA or any of the > > Gigabyte > > > > ATX > > > > > > GA-6BX** series boards?? > > > > > > > > > > > > I keep hear

a Gigabyte 6BA motherboard, revision 2.4. I have been successful in setting this up with a Celeron 900 mhz processor, and I though others might be interested in my sucess. Yes, the motherboard

Mike Mullen >> CST >> Gigabyte UK > >I have a GA-6BA rev 3.0 running a Celeron 1.1GHz using a Abit Slotket >III >with the f1g (I think) BIOS. > >Steve Thanks