-XeVoN- Jul 27, 2019 @ 7:31am
Gigabyte 970A DS3P Motherboard Compability
I recently buyed the PS4 Controller and I can't find the Blutetooth(OS:Windows 10 Pro 64-bit).Also I tried dowloading so many drivers for the bluetooth yet still nothing has changed.On my laptop works without a problem(I have another MB).Can somebody help me with some drivers or something?
PC Spec:16 RAM DDR3,AMD FX 8350 4.0GHz,GTX 1050 Ti.

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Originally posted by Snow:
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
Originally posted by Snow:
>>Note: GIGABYTE motherboards do not include a Bluetooth® receiver; the addition of a 3rd party Bluetooth receiver is required.
Hey, it's right on the Gigabyte website on your motherboard's description page. It's actually most like laptop thing, desktop mobos don't usually have it.
So my motherboard supports thats bluetooth stick?
I thought you were asking if there's a built-in BT in your mobo.
If the question is will it support a BT donge - absolutely, it's just yet another USB device. USB got that "universal" in the name for a reason.
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_I_ Jul 27, 2019 @ 9:59am 
you need a bluetooth 4.0 or better adapter
usb or pci-e
_I_ Jul 27, 2019 @ 10:38pm 
yes
-XeVoN- Jul 27, 2019 @ 11:29pm 
Originally posted by _I_:
yes
So if I buy this and plug it in my PC I will have Bluetooth so I can connect things and controllers to it?
Snow Jul 28, 2019 @ 12:09am 
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
Originally posted by _I_:
yes
So if I buy this and plug it in my PC I will have Bluetooth so I can connect things and controllers to it?
Yep, that's it.
Although keep in mind small cheap BT dongles generally have bad connectivity, so I strongly recommend putting a cheap 1.5m-3.0m USB extender between the motherboard and BT dongle. You don't have to keep dongle close to you, just roll up the extender and place it right on the PC. The whole extender will act like one big BT antenna for your BT dongle and a connection will be awesome. Did help me, did help a Canadian guy I talked to - will definitely help you.
DS3 and DS4 here.
-XeVoN- Jul 28, 2019 @ 1:28am 
Originally posted by Snow:
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
So if I buy this and plug it in my PC I will have Bluetooth so I can connect things and controllers to it?
Yep, that's it.
Although keep in mind small cheap BT dongles generally have bad connectivity, so I strongly recommend putting a cheap 1.5m-3.0m USB extender between the motherboard and BT dongle. You don't have to keep dongle close to you, just roll up the extender and place it right on the PC. The whole extender will act like one big BT antenna for your BT dongle and a connection will be awesome. Did help me, did help a Canadian guy I talked to - will definitely help you.
DS3 and DS4 here.
Got it,yet I still wait for an answer from the guy who made my PC if my MB supports bluetooth,if it is I buy it and that USB extender you told me,found a 3.0 for like 5 dollars or so.
Snow Jul 28, 2019 @ 2:02am 
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
Originally posted by Snow:
Yep, that's it.
Although keep in mind small cheap BT dongles generally have bad connectivity, so I strongly recommend putting a cheap 1.5m-3.0m USB extender between the motherboard and BT dongle. You don't have to keep dongle close to you, just roll up the extender and place it right on the PC. The whole extender will act like one big BT antenna for your BT dongle and a connection will be awesome. Did help me, did help a Canadian guy I talked to - will definitely help you.
DS3 and DS4 here.
Got it,yet I still wait for an answer from the guy who made my PC if my MB supports bluetooth,if it is I buy it and that USB extender you told me,found a 3.0 for like 5 dollars or so.
>>Note: GIGABYTE motherboards do not include a Bluetooth® receiver; the addition of a 3rd party Bluetooth receiver is required.
Hey, it's right on the Gigabyte website on your motherboard's description page. It's actually most like laptop thing, desktop mobos don't usually have it.
-XeVoN- Jul 28, 2019 @ 2:06am 
Originally posted by Snow:
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
Got it,yet I still wait for an answer from the guy who made my PC if my MB supports bluetooth,if it is I buy it and that USB extender you told me,found a 3.0 for like 5 dollars or so.
>>Note: GIGABYTE motherboards do not include a Bluetooth® receiver; the addition of a 3rd party Bluetooth receiver is required.
Hey, it's right on the Gigabyte website on your motherboard's description page. It's actually most like laptop thing, desktop mobos don't usually have it.
So my motherboard supports thats bluetooth stick?
The author of this thread has indicated that this post answers the original topic.
Snow Jul 28, 2019 @ 2:10am 
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
Originally posted by Snow:
>>Note: GIGABYTE motherboards do not include a Bluetooth® receiver; the addition of a 3rd party Bluetooth receiver is required.
Hey, it's right on the Gigabyte website on your motherboard's description page. It's actually most like laptop thing, desktop mobos don't usually have it.
So my motherboard supports thats bluetooth stick?
I thought you were asking if there's a built-in BT in your mobo.
If the question is will it support a BT donge - absolutely, it's just yet another USB device. USB got that "universal" in the name for a reason.
-XeVoN- Jul 28, 2019 @ 2:19am 
Originally posted by Snow:
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
So my motherboard supports thats bluetooth stick?
I thought you were asking if there's a built-in BT in your mobo.
If the question is will it support a BT donge - absolutely, it's just yet another USB device. USB got that "universal" in the name for a reason.
So it works, the final question. That usb will stay in the USB extender forever or just when I install it?
Snow Jul 28, 2019 @ 2:25am 
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
Originally posted by Snow:
I thought you were asking if there's a built-in BT in your mobo.
If the question is will it support a BT donge - absolutely, it's just yet another USB device. USB got that "universal" in the name for a reason.
So it works, the final question. That usb will stay in the USB extender forever or just when I install it?
It doesn't matter how you first install the dongle, the point is to have extender between the mobo and the dongle whenever you want to play wirelessly. Basically - plug extender in the mobo, plug dongle in the extender, roll it up, tie it up so it's be a handy circle, place it on PC or somewhere nearby and that's it, let it be.
-XeVoN- Jul 28, 2019 @ 2:34am 
Originally posted by Snow:
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
So it works, the final question. That usb will stay in the USB extender forever or just when I install it?
It doesn't matter how you first install the dongle, the point is to have extender between the mobo and the dongle whenever you want to play wirelessly. Basically - plug extender in the mobo, plug dongle in the extender, roll it up, tie it up so it's be a handy circle, place it on PC or somewhere nearby and that's it, let it be.
Ok thanks man
_I_ Jul 28, 2019 @ 3:43am 
Originally posted by Snow:
Originally posted by -XeVoN-:
So if I buy this and plug it in my PC I will have Bluetooth so I can connect things and controllers to it?
Yep, that's it.
Although keep in mind small cheap BT dongles generally have bad connectivity, so I strongly recommend putting a cheap 1.5m-3.0m USB extender between the motherboard and BT dongle. You don't have to keep dongle close to you, just roll up the extender and place it right on the PC. The whole extender will act like one big BT antenna for your BT dongle and a connection will be awesome. Did help me, did help a Canadian guy I talked to - will definitely help you.
DS3 and DS4 here.
its the case that causes more problesm wiith usb wifi/bt/2.4ghz dongles
get a short 1-3-6ft usb extension cable (usb 2.0 or 3+) to move the dongle farther from the pc for better range
-XeVoN- Jul 28, 2019 @ 4:31am 
Originally posted by _I_:
Originally posted by Snow:
Yep, that's it.
Although keep in mind small cheap BT dongles generally have bad connectivity, so I strongly recommend putting a cheap 1.5m-3.0m USB extender between the motherboard and BT dongle. You don't have to keep dongle close to you, just roll up the extender and place it right on the PC. The whole extender will act like one big BT antenna for your BT dongle and a connection will be awesome. Did help me, did help a Canadian guy I talked to - will definitely help you.
DS3 and DS4 here.
its the case that causes more problesm wiith usb wifi/bt/2.4ghz dongles
get a short 1-3-6ft usb extension cable (usb 2.0 or 3+) to move the dongle farther from the pc for better range
Oh ok,thanks.
-XeVoN- Jul 28, 2019 @ 4:32am 
I wanted first to buy the wireless adapter for PS 4 but I can't find it here in Romania and on Amazon it's 100 dollars in total with the transportation which is kinda...expensive...
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