7 Apr 2008 at 03:34 #1 Phil2008 Phil2008 Soldato Joined 17 Dec 2004 Posts 8,743 I wonder If this is any good for todays bios chips, cos its been out since about 2000 http://www.realworldtech.com/page.cfm?ArticleID=RWT122000000000
I wonder If this is any good for todays bios chips, cos its been out since about 2000 http://www.realworldtech.com/page.cfm?ArticleID=RWT122000000000
7 Apr 2008 at 10:27 #2 IAmATeaf IAmATeaf Soldato Joined 3 Apr 2007 Posts 7,286 Location South of the Watford Gap! Aren't some if not most BIOS chips on mobos soldered directly to the board these days?
7 Apr 2008 at 14:16 #3 andyr andyr Associate Joined 12 Feb 2004 Posts 1,961 Location Stoke all Asus ones are now soldered but the upper end boards from dfi are still on a socket , much better in my opinion
all Asus ones are now soldered but the upper end boards from dfi are still on a socket , much better in my opinion
7 Apr 2008 at 14:28 #4 amkan13 amkan13 Associate Joined 15 Jul 2005 Posts 373 Location guildford, surrey gigabytes have dual bios, which is kind of doing the same thing as this
7 Apr 2008 at 17:30 #5 BUFF BUFF Soldato Joined 23 May 2006 Posts 2,883 Location Glasgow abits still have replaceable BIOS chips too although they are now phasing over to a DIP type rather than PLCC.
abits still have replaceable BIOS chips too although they are now phasing over to a DIP type rather than PLCC.
8 Apr 2008 at 08:14 #6 DavidS14 DavidS14 Associate Joined 2 Apr 2004 Posts 733 Location UK Had one on my old NF7-S and it did allow me to recover a couple of times from bad flashes, was also handy for trialing OC settings.
Had one on my old NF7-S and it did allow me to recover a couple of times from bad flashes, was also handy for trialing OC settings.