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    Quote Originally Posted by C-N View Post
    You’re welcome mate

    I haven’t done it for years & even then I used to flash in dos with a 1.44 floppy but If you have a removable bios chip I cant see why it wouldn’t work flashing in windows or from a USB stick or even from a win 98 boot disk & dos..... It may even work from the bios flash utility

    Basically start your board with the good chip & once you are in a position to flash the bios either in dos/windows whatever hook out the good chip..... the PC will still run.... put in the bad chip & flash a new bios to it.

    Maybe google bios hot swap/flash.
    ahhh you mean while board is running oh ! didnt know that method but the bad part is how on earth i flash second bios cauz on the MIVE i have a button and whatever i do will be on good chip not bad chip that is my main concern...

    to flash the bad one i have to hit the button first before start and move to the bad bios, and thats the point i cant boot, i used ROG to reprogram chip and wont start...

    u got me ?
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    With the good bios chip you go to bios then replace it (in the same socket) with the bad chip and hot flash it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dumo View Post
    With the good bios chip you go to bios then replace it (in the same socket) with the bad chip and hot flash it
    thanks dumo

    so, i just make the PC boot with good bios, and when it booted i flash it on windows, as if i reset to go to EZ flash wont start right ?

    or make the PC boot go to bios and take the bios out and put the one i buy on ebay and flash it ? this is what you mean ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by andressergio View Post
    or make the PC boot go to bios and take the bios out and put the one i buy on ebay and flash it ? this is what you mean ?
    Yep, boot up go to bios with the good bios chip then go to ez flash. Replace it with the bad bios chip then flash it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dumo View Post
    Yep, boot up go to bios with the good bios chip then go to ez flash. Replace it with the bad bios chip then flash it.
    great i will try

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    Whats the best mobo currently for IB overclocking?
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    I think most people will agree on Maximus V Gene.
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