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This is my last attempt to help you despite your remarks.

Make sure you burn the ISO file as an image with whatever burning software you use. That will allow you to flash successfully.

Not to be rude but you obviously are not following the instructions then.

You must have the optical device as your first boot device to flash. Sorry to try and help you out.

Good luck.

Yep what H2O said above, then just pick the BIOS file you want and burn it as an ISO on a CD, set boot device for CDROM/DVDROM drive first, and flash.

Try this site, select your mobo and what files you need, and voila good to go:

http://www.evga.com/Support/Drivers/

INSTRUCTIONS: BIOS updating can be accomplished VIA one of the below methods:

CD Method (Blank CD and CD Rewritable Drive Required)
Download the following .iso file: E760_44.iso
Use CD Burning...

That page comes up fine for me, just Google EVGA Support or Drivers and you will find it though.

You'll definitely know when it is flashing via visual display and beeping as it reprograms - read the instructions I posted above. Make sure you are on default settings in BIOS before flashing.

I'd suggest the S61B or S61J BIOS - if you need to snag them and read instructions for installing them it is simple -
they are located here

He said you don't need it assuming you are on Windows 7, since it supplies the ICH10R chipset driver. However if you want to use the one from EVGA or Intel, you certainly can update the chipset...

Nope bought mobo from Newegg on 12/14 so outside their 30 day window for exchange/refund - I was waiting on a few parts like my SSD's, etc to build first. I am going to ask them Monday about it in...

I haven't been able to even access the Gigabyte End User RMA web site here in the states for a few days at http://rma.gigabyte-usa.com/DirectRMA/EndUser_Main.asp - and I sent a message via webmail to...

Mine started working fine using an 80 GB X25M and a Vertex 60GB. All of a sudden just started to hang in the AHCI Bios and wouldn't move. Tried moving ports, to no avail. I could occasionally get...

Yeah I love the vidcard, it's a beast, just want to use it properly.
Something is just not quite right here. Anyone have experience with Gigabyte RMA, could not even get on the USA site for that...

My X58A has been nothing but flaky. It keeps hanging up on the AHCI portion of the BIOS after working for the first few days (this despite several CMOS resets, battery pulls and even flashing BIOS...

Thought it was great you donated your winnings and your build quality was amazing as usual.

Excite Truck is our hands down favorite, having had our Wii since around Christmas. The further you get in the levels, the harder and more fun it gets.

Otherwise Wii Sports still is very fun,...

:toast: That is hands down the best marketing video I have ever seen.

Kudo's to Nvidia and Vince for pulling this one off.

Keep tearing up the ORB, man.

Congrats Luke, sounds like a quite chilly Bday for sure. Enjoy and great work lately too! :toast:

Asus just flashed 1101 on a bios chip I requested 2 days ago.

Happy Birthday Reggie. Have a good one man, you deserve it after all that's happened this past year.

:toast: :rehab: :YIPPIE: :bday:

Did email a buddy @ Micron to inquire...but if anyone else happens to know anything still would like to know. Thanks for the help so far.

Nope I sure don't (that's why it isn't very easy to ID!). I'm thinking it's early version Fat Body but not sure.

Do any of you guys know what IC's this memory has? I can't find it anywhere on Crucial's/Micron info?

The batch # of this DDR2 Ballistix is NP11111.18 and the part number is 41606

Here is a...

Very sweet work my friend. Keep it up George :)

:toast: Nice job man - glad the benching worked out like we talked about. I would have liked to come but my flight out was about the time you all got started. Thanks for the invite...looking for...