Man of Honour
Don't install the update or change Bios your fine. Win 10 Pro u can disable all this stuff no issue.
How? From what everyone has told me you can't disable updates in 10.
Don't install the update or change Bios your fine. Win 10 Pro u can disable all this stuff no issue.
Sorry if it's a daft question, but how can a BIOS update be forced by Windows?
Doesn't BIOS firmware need to be flashed specifically?
Don't install the update or change Bios your fine. Win 10 Pro u can disable all this stuff no issue.
On ASRock OCF u can select which microcode to load at Bios level just select any you wish.
nope. it would be done in the same way a desktop program can update bios, gigabyte as the @BIOS app that will update from desktop. on the next boot the new bios setting would be applied.
then you have to choose between the Skylake calculation problem or overclocking.
Windows Vista would work...
Every overclocked OcUK bundle will now include a free copy of Vista. You know it makes sense.
Nobody messes with you when rolling with Vista. Just go to a lan party and say I'm running Vista. Everyone shuts up. It's the SAS of the OS world.
I'm more interested in taking back control of Windows TBH.
I was a complete noob to PC's, Overclocking and CPU's a couple of months ago. With all this debate I have learnt loads LOL.
My question is if the worst case scenario is true and WIN10 forces an update disabling my BCLK OC and my i5 6400 reverts back to 2.7ghz I will be pretty disappointed but I'm assuming a 6600K would give me very similar performance?
The price difference is £50 6400 - 6600K. Having purchased a complete setup very recently should OCUK help or give a very good deal to customers that have purchased bundles based on some very strong claims?
That said confidence in the on-going ability of this bundle must be high as OCUK are still selling it.
Hey boss an just got my i5 6500 @ 4.7 at moment got some more tweaking to do after work I'll keep you u posted