P4C800-E Dlx -UAY

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Anyone know what the -UAY signifies? I just bought this board new
from Xtreme Gear and it has a 9-mo old BIOS. Seems old for a new
board?
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auroranews.com said:
Anyone know what the -UAY signifies? I just bought this board new
from Xtreme Gear and it has a 9-mo old BIOS. Seems old for a new
board?
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It's just part of the model number...... On my retail box for the same
board the model number is
P4C800-E DELUXE-UAY
UAY is also on the end of the part number... What the UAY actually stands
for I have no idea, but figured I'd post and let you know that mine is the
same.
 
Guardian said:
It's just part of the model number...... On my retail box for the same
board the model number is
P4C800-E DELUXE-UAY
UAY is also on the end of the part number... What the UAY actually stands
for I have no idea, but figured I'd post and let you know that mine is the
same.
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Thanks!
 
What rev is it? I just got a new P4C800E Deluxe that is identified as
"Rev 2.0". Can't recall offhand if it had the UAY designation.
 
FWIW,

my Rev 2.0 board has -EAY on the end.

Who knows what it means (who cares anyway, it's still the best mobo money
can buy!) ?

SG
 
FWIW,

my Rev 2.0 board has -EAY on the end.

Who knows what it means (who cares anyway, it's still the best mobo money
can buy!) ?

SG
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Hmm....now I am kind of curious as to what UAY and EAY mean.....my board is
also revision 2.0....
 
Brian Downing said:
At least make sure you got a revision 2 board
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Where would a revision identification be located? Can't find it -
probably means that it is an original issue?
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So far I've had 2 P4C800-E's.

the first one said Revision 2 - which I had to send back 'cos it
wouldn't boot.

The replacement had no revision#, but I know it was 'newer' because it
had the updated cpu heatsink retainer.

The revision 2 heatsink retainer was flush to the MB and pressed onto
the solder joints.

The 'newer' version had spacers, so it didn't press on the joints

Bill
 
auroranews.com said:
Anyone know what the -UAY signifies? I just bought this board new
from Xtreme Gear and it has a 9-mo old BIOS. Seems old for a new
board?
--
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Only once see -UAY on the SK8V board, which uses AMD Athlon64, etc.

So, any mistaken vague memory here ?

Maximus
 
That's really good info since this board has the spacers to keep the
heatsink retainer off of the solder joints. Thanks!
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wfs said:
So far I've had 2 P4C800-E's.

the first one said Revision 2 - which I had to send back 'cos it
wouldn't boot.

The replacement had no revision#, but I know it was 'newer' because it
had the updated cpu heatsink retainer.

The revision 2 heatsink retainer was flush to the MB and pressed onto
the solder joints.

The 'newer' version had spacers, so it didn't press on the joints

Bill
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Hi auroranews.com,

Anyone know what the -UAY signifies?
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I wondered about that when I saw it on my box.
I just bought this board new from Xtreme Gear and it has a 9-mo old
BIOS. Seems old for a new board?
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My guess is that they don't sell many. The one I purchased came with the
notorious 1013. The BIOS has since been updated to 1014.
 
auroranews.com said:
Where would a revision identification be located? Can't find it -
probably means that it is an original issue?
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Mine is a strip of white paper between the PCI slots

Correct CPU mounting, but without the sticker *could*
be remanufactured, check it out.
 
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