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through a series of updates to the BIOS, Gigabyte announced last month, he added native support of PCI Express Gen 3 technology in more than 40 of his plates existing base, and with the support of Intel 22 nm processors Ivy Bridge, was a solid system integrators ads seek to future-proof. At least, it should be, only Gigabyte MSI takes over PCI-E Gen 3 claims.

This is not a review of the socket is exaggerated by the media, either. MSI produce a PDF document of several pages of slides of marketing explain exactly why you think Gigabyte is misleading customers with its "false" Gen 3 "series".

To take advantage of PCI-E Gen 3, supports MSI motherboard manufacturers need to provide their board of compatible hardware, including the general switch 3 chips, capacitors and resistors, and providing the right amount of tension by the BIOS. According to MSI, almost all of 3 tables Gigabyte general lists are not equipped with the right parts, and of course MSI has its own Genesis 3 together as fully supported.