Anzial - you really have bad luck with Asus dont you - lol!. Remember I posted that I had bought a P5K deluxe to try out and said what a great board it was well I deleted the EEPROM by trying a BIOS flash with Asus update. Hadnt expected that would happen with standard software even though I know it is safer to flash from a floppy or USB at boot - Pity the chip is soldered to the board.! But out of bad comes good as I have RMA'd it and now have a P5K premium which is even better for overclocking.Originally Posted by anzial
Hehe, if you had so many warranty experiences with Asus, maybe YOU should look for another supplierJust kidding
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