bios help

marvo121 · 27 Jan 2018 at 18:37

hi

i have installed my asus amd cross-hair Vl hero
i am looking for the page with my BIOS ! i can only find rog asus cross-hair hero
and im not shore if mine is rog! this is the one i got

asus amd crosshair Vl hero ! dose not have Rog in the name

if sum1 could help me find the right page thanks

mistersprinkles · 27 Jan 2018 at 21:28

Ok... so your post is awfully confusing... There is only one CH VI hero. The bios page is the bios page. There's only one bios for your board, which with ASUS you usually get to by spamming delete when you turn the machine on.

Pocah · 1 Feb 2018 at 10:22

I wonder what you mean by "page"? Just in case... Just in case you are looking on the web for a BIOS update .. DON'T ! Never, ever update the BIOS unless you are two trillion percent certain. Put it like this, I have a large bin full of motherboards that have been "updated" ~ mostly with the wrong BIOS, occasionally with ones that just, well, who knows why they failed? I would only recommend you update the BIOS if you have a problem and the manufacturer specifically says "this fixes it". Otherwise just don't go there. It's way, way too dangerous.

chippy08 · 1 Feb 2018 at 15:50

Pocah said:
I wonder what you mean by "page"? Just in case... Just in case you are looking on the web for a BIOS update .. DON'T ! Never, ever update the BIOS unless you are two trillion percent certain. Put it like this, I have a large bin full of motherboards that have been "updated" ~ mostly with the wrong BIOS, occasionally with ones that just, well, who knows why they failed? I would only recommend you update the BIOS if you have a problem and the manufacturer specifically says "this fixes it". Otherwise just don't go there. It's way, way too dangerous.

Why not reprogramm the bad bios instead of leaving them in a bin

mattyfez · 1 Feb 2018 at 19:13

arge bin full of motherboards that have been "updated" ~ mostly with the wrong BIOS,

I would only recommend you update the BIOS if you have a problem and the manufacturer specifically says "this fixes it". Otherwise just don't go there. It's way, way too dangerous.

That's just user error, make sure you have the correct bios. I've heard msi boards can be a bit iffy, but I've flashed several gigabyte boards over the last year with no issues at all.

biker02 · 5 Feb 2018 at 22:08

Pocah said:
Otherwise just don't go there. It's way, way too dangerous.

I've just bought the Asus Prime Z370-P, which came with a BIOS from last October(0417) just flashed to the latest 0610. Now I'm no genius, but is was so simple to do

hornetstinger · 5 Feb 2018 at 22:14

Pocah said:
I wonder what you mean by "page"? Just in case... Just in case you are looking on the web for a BIOS update .. DON'T ! Never, ever update the BIOS unless you are two trillion percent certain. Put it like this, I have a large bin full of motherboards that have been "updated" ~ mostly with the wrong BIOS, occasionally with ones that just, well, who knows why they failed? I would only recommend you update the BIOS if you have a problem and the manufacturer specifically says "this fixes it". Otherwise just don't go there. It's way, way too dangerous.

Never had any problems flashing. And some have dual bios so should be impossible to brick.

And even flashing android rom not pc motherboard but done them lots no problems, and risky if you miss a step.