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Gigabyte H310M Boardview (REV 1.0, BDV/TVW)

Boardview Added: Nov 20, 2023 ZIP · 0.7 MB

File details

TypeBoardview
BrandGigabyte
ModelH310M
Revision1.0
DeviceDesktop motherboard
FormatZIP
Size0.7 MB
AddedNovember 20, 2023
Updated
Original file nameGIGABYTE H310M S2V 2.0 Rev 1.0 BoardView (BDV)(.TVW).zip

Where to get the file

Opens the matching file on RM Schematics, or its source details if it is not catalogued there yet.

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Description

From the original post:
GIGABYTE H310M S2V 2.0 Rev 1.0 BoardView (BDV)(.TVW)

Boardview file for the Gigabyte H310M desktop motherboard, revision 1.0, packed as a ZIP archive of about 0.7 MB. The original file name refers to the S2V 2.0 variant, with the BDV and TVW formats included. A boardview shows where components and test points sit on the PCB, which helps when you are locating a part, probing a rail or following a trace during diagnosis. Alongside it, a schematic lets you follow the power and signal paths. Check that the revision printed on your board matches Rev 1.0 before relying on the layout.

For the Gigabyte H310M the catalog also has 4 schematics, 6 boardview files, and 3 BIOS dumps.

Description generated from the catalog data. ·

How to open it

Open boardview files in OpenBoardView (free) or FlexBV. Extract the archive first; .fz files may need a key, and .tvw files open in FlexBV.

Guide: How to Open Boardview Files: Formats and Tools →

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Questions about this file

Which program opens this boardview file?

OpenBoardView (free) opens most .brd, .bvr, .fz and .cad files; FlexBV also opens .tvw. Extract the archive first.

Which board is this boardview for?

It is for Gigabyte H310M. Make sure the board number and revision match your PCB.

Where is the schematic for this board?

Related files for the same board and model are listed below this question.

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