**Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 OC-Tips-Bios-Discussion Thread**

[Nam-uk]

the F9a is a 2mb bios you will need to use windows @Bios or that Flash.exe supplied then after that you can use the normal bios flasher, also remember to back your bios to the backup bios chip afterwards i think it is ALT+f12 on the boot screen (logo).

See if you can borrow some memory, hope you sort this issue.

thanks heaps - will try.. if I get it to POST that is
mem incompat. eh?
just downloaded the BIOS you recommended.. dunno how I will flash it till I get POST..
I'll reseat the v.card

cheers

[Ice009]

the F9a is a 2mb bios you will need to use windows @Bios or that Flash.exe supplied then after that you can use the normal bios flasher, also remember to back your bios to the backup bios chip afterwards i think it is ALT+f12 on the boot screen (logo).

So you just press ALT+f12 on the boot screen and that automatically backs up your current BIOS to your backup BIOS? Do you have to go back to default clocks when doing this?

[acebmxer]

So you just press ALT+f12 on the boot screen and that automatically backs up your current BIOS to your backup BIOS? Do you have to go back to default clocks when doing this?

Its susggested you start with optimized defaults. Boot with alt+F12. Once coppied shut the system down and clear the cmos boot back up and load optimized defaults.

Heres a video Dinos22 put together for another gigabyte board but still the same.

[Nam-uk]

+1

Its susggested you start with optimized defaults. Boot with alt+F12. Once coppied shut the system down and clear the cmos boot back up and load optimized defaults.

Heres a video Dinos22 put together for another gigabyte board but still the same.