Additional details and recommendations: The danger of updating your BIOS is that if the process is interrupted, for example, with a power outage, it will render the entire motherboard unusable. The only way to fix a corrupted BIOS is to remove the BIOS physical chip and solder a new one. Tips: There is nothing intrinsically wrong with updating your BIOS. Don't be afraid to do it. At times, it's actually necessary. But it's a good idea to have a failsafe in place. I recommend using a UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)/backup battery to allow the process to finish even if you have a power outage.
Not really. There are fail safes in place. BIOS'es are modular and the init part usually is not touched during flashing. If an issue occurs you will get a screen saying BIOS checksum ERROR and to provide a media with the BIOS file to reflash. Now the tricky part is that some really old platform require the floppy disc or will read USB device but only in special file format that never is stated anywhere (for me I discovered that only old SD card formatted in DVB-T tuner works the magic). BIOS file also has to be specially named for this recovery to work (like bios.bin) for example but it depends on the BIOS chip manufacturer. Then you also have mobo's with dual or even triple BIOS and BIOS selector switches.
On newer motherboards, I mean like past 2016, you can download and install latest version of bios from the bios. No need to google your motherboard, just go to the bios, go to update, click Update via internet, and if you have ethernet cable plugged in, it will download latest bios, and update automatically.
1 thing i learned when troubleshooting my pc related to bios problems is always run a benchmark before updating it to see if it affects performance in a negative way.
I remember when i was 11 i broke my android tablet because it wanted me to update from android jellybean to lollipop and so i did and it never turned on. Now fast forward today i am traumatized and never updated the bios in my pc
See, if I was too design the bios, I would make it store the bios flasher first, then the rest, so in case of a bricked board you can still flash it, just with a limited ui or feature set.
first time I did a bios update my pc black screen and nothing happened for like an hour, so i realized my only option was to shut it off, booted it back up, and it popped up with like "Are you ready to update your BIOS?" and it worked and i was so relieved
That’s not necessary at all. I always use my windows installer pendrive to update my bios. Maybe older platforms are different but on lga1700 and am4/5 it works with whatever drive.
@@Grstrangler Yeah, I think the problem just ended up being my MSI MPG B760I (itx) motherboard died. Which apparently those ones just up and do sometimes. I'm lucky it didn't kill my cpu.
Just updated my bios. An ssd I had would stop being seen randomly while useing my computer. This kicked me out of games I was playing that were running on the ssd. A restart would fix this temporarily, but i eventually had enough and updated the bios. When it booted into windows after the update the power button didn’t work. I proceeded to have a mini panic attack thinking I broke the mother board during the update somehow. But thank the lord it went back to normal eventually. Crossing my fingers hoping that the ssd works now.
In my country, we have power outage at random. It's as if homer simpson works at the eldctric company just having a field day flicking switches to see what it does.
It irritates me how there’s still no integrated update option within the bios on consumer systems. As an IT that works with enterprise HP’s a lot, they all have the capability to search for, download, and install updates from the bios itself with internet connection. So convenient.
it is kinda weird yes. I have an old Optiplex 790 from a system-pool and another PC with a top of the line Asus ROG-Strix Mainboard. HOWEVER the Optiplex-MB can be updated with a simple Download from Dell website while the high end Rog Strix motherboard needs a USB-Stick with correctly installed files on it in the correct usb-slot of the mb. It is so overcomplicated even though it's a high end mb.
They don't? I just built my first PC and I'm pretty sure the bios was updated with the motherboard software. I'll have to check to be sure but I could swear it updated the bios.
It's not rly that weird. Let's take an AMD rdy Asus b550. That board has to support like 30 different cpus and an endless configuration of other parts. Integrated systems that IT might work on are streamlined and ready for business output so the updates are probably alot more tailored to the system
@gamer8622 when you go to the website for the bios its literally a single file for the board, it doesnt have a file for every chip and every ram or whatever. What point are you trying to make. (I can only imagine that that if they tried to make a bios updater they would screw it up because all MB software is super trashy)
I literally am all the time ready to pull the trigger on a new case and fans but installing fans for me seems a lot harder than it looks. I'm pretty confident about basically everything else
Updating it if you decide to freshly install windows can be an option for example. The only thing which I would avoid would be updating a BIOS if the system is currently actively used and needed
Im so sick of ppl saying this garbage. This isn't true. Bios updates often bring rly good quality changes over time to help efficiency, lifespan of the board, heat, and more. If you've been running a pc for a year or 2 and never updated your bios, you're almost ALWAYS going to see some type of benefit in doing so and the risk of bricking your system is almost 0 outside user error. This bullshit started a while back because you had youtubers all scared to tell ppl to update their stuff out of w.e perceived liability they may have, hence Zachs disclaimer. I honestly can't think of a reason NOT to update your bios unless the update brings literally nothing to your system at all, like processor support or something that doesn't pertain to your parts.
@@gamer8622 No they dont . If you arnt an early adopter of a new chipset you get nothing from it . For the normal every day user its not worth doing ever . Saying there is no risk is stupid to tell anybody . In 99% of all cases you wont find any differents in updating your bios
@@gamer8622 I don't care if you're sick of it. I'm an engineer and I'm here to tell you, you're wrong. Sit down. You should only update your bios if doing so will serve some purpose, it should not be done 'because reasons' off the cuff.
I know I'm not Zach but I hope I can help too. If you're interested in gaming choose the 4070 if you mainly play Fortnite, want amazing Ray Tracing, otherwise choose the RX 7800 XT to save some money.
this is the one thing that always case anxiety to essentially all PC owners, last i updated mine, i was a mere few seconds away from getting my mobo bricked by a unannounced power outage when the power company shut down the power to swap one of my neighbors aging and faulty power station(?) think thats the right word for it, its not the fuse box but the other one you normally/should find next to it, i almost quiet literally where shitting bricks when power went out just as the bios finnished updating, at the time it happened, i would not have been able to afford a new one.
had to do this to optimize my RAM. I know it looks scary, just follow the steps and be cautious. If there are power outages for a storm or high heat, wait for those to pass.
I was scared to update my bios, i only HAD to do it because my old AM4 MOBO had to be updated for my 5900x cpu to work. Mind you i hadnt updated my bios in 4 years since that. The update went fine! cpu Worked and i updated it again to a more current bios a few weeks later , runs great!
You should also make a video about bios flashback Has saved a lot of asses when people bought a CPU that needs bios update and they don't have an older zen one lying around It can fail at times, but it doesn't brick the mobo somehow. Also, it literally *un-bricked* a motherboard that I considered dead / CPU was dead and there are no Threadrippers anymore to see if another one works
Can confirm bricking your motherboard if it turns off. Happened to me during an update and literally somone crashed into a box that regulated power to my neighborhood. Luckily, no one was severely hurt, but yeah... my motherboard reaped the effects 😂
glad to know I’m not the only experiencing PC troubles. I reseated my RAM because my PC was acting up by BSODing and freezing, but when I turned on my PC, smoke came out from the RAM slots. And the worst part was this was a 7600X with 32GB of DDR5 RAM
Hey guys just a pro tip here, some motherboards may include software that can update bios without the USB stick! A great example of this is gigabytes bios utility. :)
Usually some motherboards have a 2nd bios chip as backup it reverts back to the older version if it fails, yet i don't know if that's true but it did happen to me once
One thing my brother told me (as I will be building a pc soon and he built one a while ago and pcpartpicker told me I’ll need to update the bios) the usb stick NEEDS to have nothing else on it, otherwise it could mess up your pc in some way
Love your videos, can you make one about advantages and disadvantages between AMD Adrenalin and Geforce Experience (or whiever its called now). Im goong to purchase either RTx4060 or RX 7600 and seeing how they perform similarly it probably boils down to driver and admin tool support.
Another thing is if your PC is running fine and there isnt anything like a vonability that needs to be fix dont update your bios at all most the time there is no real point compaired to all the risks involved
Ideally you should update you BIOS at noon on a clear day, alone with the door locked, and with absolute certainty that neither your internet or your power is going to be shutoff for any reason.
Even though it’s dangerous, windows 11 always FORCES a BIOS/UEFI update, (technically, if you disable the “firmware” in the device manager windows can’t update it) but if you have a battery (for power surges or you’re using a laptop or other handheld) you shouldn’t worry as much, just worry about random malfunctions that cause your PC to power off
In 2018 my back then 6 year old brother was laughing and playing around while i was doing a cpu upgrade, i finished it and i was updating the bios until he ran into my room, clicked the power supply power switch and ran away in chuckles. I lost a good am4 motherboard 🤧
Does the RTX 4060 Ti really sucks ? I planned to buy it earlier but after watching some TH-cam videos, the benchmarks were actually good. So literally I am confused right now... Till not bought a gpu yet. My budget is 450 dollars. And if you can suggest me a "fps per dollar" gpu from amd for intel i7 11700K ? 😅😅😅
You forgot the most important tip. You should only update your bios if you have a specific reason to do so. In most cases there is very little benefit to just update your bios for the sake of updating, especially given its the riskiest type of update.
if you have a driver larger than 32gb you have to use external apps to format your usb to fat32 as windows dont support it if you don't format your usb to fat32 bios will not recognize your usb therefore making you unable to select the file from the usb
Hey Zach, I currently have an Asus b550 prime II wifi mobo with a ryzen 5 5600g with an rx 7600xt and I am looking to upgrade my cpu for heavier tasks, what cpu should I go for without upgrading my mobo
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New fear: Power Outage during bios update
Fr tho 😭
the fear is real!
Happened to me, freak storm, bricked my mobo had to get a new one
@@johnkeir6425you can reflash the bios
Old solution: UPS
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My cat has a bad habit of turning off our PCs 💀
@@TheRealNeoFrancois😭
Real 💀
it's the electricity outage for me 😢
That's why I am thinking about switching to a case with start button on front panel.
Another important tip is to read through the update notes. Some BIOS' require you update to specific versions before doing the most recent.
This is something ALL Pc builders need! Have faith. Usb and boot device in bios 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I live on the edge. I update bios during thunder storms
That’s shockingly bold of you.
“there is no one braver than me” mfs when they see this dude: 💀
LOL
bri has the balls to update his mother board bios under thunderstorm
Bro is challenging Zeus now 💀
Additional details and recommendations:
The danger of updating your BIOS is that if the process is interrupted, for example, with a power outage, it will render the entire motherboard unusable. The only way to fix a corrupted BIOS is to remove the BIOS physical chip and solder a new one.
Tips: There is nothing intrinsically wrong with updating your BIOS. Don't be afraid to do it. At times, it's actually necessary. But it's a good idea to have a failsafe in place. I recommend using a UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)/backup battery to allow the process to finish even if you have a power outage.
No, you can buy a programmer for 5 bucks and burn new bios directly to the chip
Not really. There are fail safes in place. BIOS'es are modular and the init part usually is not touched during flashing. If an issue occurs you will get a screen saying BIOS checksum ERROR and to provide a media with the BIOS file to reflash. Now the tricky part is that some really old platform require the floppy disc or will read USB device but only in special file format that never is stated anywhere (for me I discovered that only old SD card formatted in DVB-T tuner works the magic). BIOS file also has to be specially named for this recovery to work (like bios.bin) for example but it depends on the BIOS chip manufacturer. Then you also have mobo's with dual or even triple BIOS and BIOS selector switches.
Or if you own a dual bios mobo
Or just buy a mobo with bios flashback? 😂
It says on pcpp that my CPU only works if I update my mobos bios, how am I supposed to do it
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He had to do it to fit that in the short
Respect to that pfp.
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On newer motherboards, I mean like past 2016, you can download and install latest version of bios from the bios. No need to google your motherboard, just go to the bios, go to update, click Update via internet, and if you have ethernet cable plugged in, it will download latest bios, and update automatically.
this is super helpful thank you lol
Mine wasnt updated since 2021
Usually your motherboard’s brand will come with a built in utility software where you can download and update bios from there.
Really, gigabyte is the only one i have ever had with that option. Asus and MSI didn't have that.
@@mattevans1643 armory crate does it for asus now
@@mattevans1643 ASUS does infact have such utility, it's called EZ Flash and i have used it before to update the BIOS and it works flawlessly.
@@mattevans1643 MSI should have a .exe file download to upgrade the bios from their website instead of using the flash drive method
@mattevans1643 I have an msi mobo and it has that option with msi center
1 thing i learned when troubleshooting my pc related to bios problems is always run a benchmark before updating it to see if it affects performance in a negative way.
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@@Booninaterbro touch grass
He died and you will and all of us. Take the L buddy its not that deep 💀
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Zach just said the terms of service
I remember when i was 11 i broke my android tablet because it wanted me to update from android jellybean to lollipop and so i did and it never turned on. Now fast forward today i am traumatized and never updated the bios in my pc
See, if I was too design the bios, I would make it store the bios flasher first, then the rest, so in case of a bricked board you can still flash it, just with a limited ui or feature set.
what happens if your brick gets bricked while flashing the flasher
@@aeghohloechu5022 well the flasher should still exist, what I meant is the flasher should never change, it should be stored in memory permanently
@@ndyah7836 you have to replace the flasher at some point though?
@@aeghohloechu5022 or have 1 copy somewhere else, then rewrite it
I think the biggest nightmare I can think of is when you’re updating your bios for your motherboard and the power goes out.
first time I did a bios update my pc black screen and nothing happened for like an hour, so i realized my only option was to shut it off, booted it back up, and it popped up with like "Are you ready to update your BIOS?" and it worked and i was so relieved
“…to a freshly formatted flash drive”
Oh, so…that’s why... Damn if Zach! Why couldn’t you have posted this video last week?
Also, you should probably perform all updates chronologically to the most recent one
I also had no clue you plug it into the back of the mobo. Puffed into front, with everything good, and was confused why no recogniction.
That’s not necessary at all. I always use my windows installer pendrive to update my bios.
Maybe older platforms are different but on lga1700 and am4/5 it works with whatever drive.
@@Grstrangler Yeah, I think the problem just ended up being my MSI MPG B760I (itx) motherboard died. Which apparently those ones just up and do sometimes. I'm lucky it didn't kill my cpu.
Just updated my bios. An ssd I had would stop being seen randomly while useing my computer. This kicked me out of games I was playing that were running on the ssd. A restart would fix this temporarily, but i eventually had enough and updated the bios. When it booted into windows after the update the power button didn’t work. I proceeded to have a mini panic attack thinking I broke the mother board during the update somehow. But thank the lord it went back to normal eventually. Crossing my fingers hoping that the ssd works now.
how did it go?
And added advice, don't upgrade your BIOS if your are at risk of having a power outage, like during a windstorm or a thunderstorm.
i need a longer form video of this explaining how one updates this with a first time build
For gigabyte motherboards, check the version number of your board. Also do not skip to the latest version to avoid instability issues.
I’d like a video on when SHOULD you update a hardware bios vs leaving it as is 😊
90% of the time when getting a new Mobo OR new CPU
You rarely need to update it unless they say it fixes a major problem or security.
In my country, we have power outage at random.
It's as if homer simpson works at the eldctric company just having a field day flicking switches to see what it does.
you need a back up battery supply, you dont need to use it 24/7 just use it when updating especially the bios
Damn my age is showing. I could have sworn he was going to say load the image onto a floppy disk once you find the correct BIOS version. LOL
Honestly updating the bios was super easy and fixed my persistent crashing issue. Just don’t turn the pc off during the update and all is well
We getting a new PC with this one 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
BIOS updates are the most stressful installation
It irritates me how there’s still no integrated update option within the bios on consumer systems. As an IT that works with enterprise HP’s a lot, they all have the capability to search for, download, and install updates from the bios itself with internet connection. So convenient.
it is kinda weird yes. I have an old Optiplex 790 from a system-pool and another PC with a top of the line Asus ROG-Strix Mainboard. HOWEVER the Optiplex-MB can be updated with a simple Download from Dell website while the high end Rog Strix motherboard needs a USB-Stick with correctly installed files on it in the correct usb-slot of the mb. It is so overcomplicated even though it's a high end mb.
They don't?
I just built my first PC and I'm pretty sure the bios was updated with the motherboard software.
I'll have to check to be sure but I could swear it updated the bios.
@sawdust8691 no it does not. All regular boards require either bios flashback or some uefi boot option.
It's not rly that weird. Let's take an AMD rdy Asus b550. That board has to support like 30 different cpus and an endless configuration of other parts. Integrated systems that IT might work on are streamlined and ready for business output so the updates are probably alot more tailored to the system
@gamer8622 when you go to the website for the bios its literally a single file for the board, it doesnt have a file for every chip and every ram or whatever. What point are you trying to make. (I can only imagine that that if they tried to make a bios updater they would screw it up because all MB software is super trashy)
New fear unlocked: don't do anything to your PC while the BIOS is updating
He became the guy at the end of medicine commercials
Hey Zach, could you review the Segotep T3 Case?
I literally am all the time ready to pull the trigger on a new case and fans but installing fans for me seems a lot harder than it looks. I'm pretty confident about basically everything else
Also..... ideally use a battery backup in case power fails. And I'f you don't have one, never do this during stormy weather.
He forgot the most important part: You ONLY upgrade your Bios if something isn't working correctly or if your new hardware needs it.
Updating it if you decide to freshly install windows can be an option for example. The only thing which I would avoid would be updating a BIOS if the system is currently actively used and needed
Im so sick of ppl saying this garbage. This isn't true. Bios updates often bring rly good quality changes over time to help efficiency, lifespan of the board, heat, and more. If you've been running a pc for a year or 2 and never updated your bios, you're almost ALWAYS going to see some type of benefit in doing so and the risk of bricking your system is almost 0 outside user error. This bullshit started a while back because you had youtubers all scared to tell ppl to update their stuff out of w.e perceived liability they may have, hence Zachs disclaimer.
I honestly can't think of a reason NOT to update your bios unless the update brings literally nothing to your system at all, like processor support or something that doesn't pertain to your parts.
@@gamer8622 No they dont . If you arnt an early adopter of a new chipset you get nothing from it . For the normal every day user its not worth doing ever . Saying there is no risk is stupid to tell anybody . In 99% of all cases you wont find any differents in updating your bios
@@gamer8622 I don't care if you're sick of it. I'm an engineer and I'm here to tell you, you're wrong. Sit down. You should only update your bios if doing so will serve some purpose, it should not be done 'because reasons' off the cuff.
@@gamer8622dont fix until its broken 🤔
Love your content Zach im new to pc building what do you think is the best GPU for Ryzen 7 7700x
your vidios are so good
zach what is better 4070 or a 7800xt for 1440p.
I know I'm not Zach but I hope I can help too.
If you're interested in gaming choose the 4070 if you mainly play Fortnite, want amazing Ray Tracing, otherwise choose the RX 7800 XT to save some money.
This was fun, back when I got my PC it kept crashing while playing videogames, everything was updated EXCEPT for the BIOS which was on v1.0.0
All of a sudden my pc is more protected than the president 😂
Considering that I recently had a problem with the bios update, i loved the disclaimer 😂
I haven’t updated mine since 2019 and just updated it fine. I got an Asus
Bro started yapping 💀
I once fckdd up during a bios update. I just use the manual bios flashback button and everything worked
Asus has an auto update on their rog laptop's and I love it.
“EZ flash”
Bruh, it’s definitely not EZ 😂
this is the one thing that always case anxiety to essentially all PC owners, last i updated mine, i was a mere few seconds away from getting my mobo bricked by a unannounced power outage when the power company shut down the power to swap one of my neighbors aging and faulty power station(?) think thats the right word for it, its not the fuse box but the other one you normally/should find next to it, i almost quiet literally where shitting bricks when power went out just as the bios finnished updating, at the time it happened, i would not have been able to afford a new one.
certain motherboards you can also flash your bios within windows but none the less, same warnings apply...
Love your channel 😎👍
I done this, the fear of black out really will give you the most anxiety.
had to do this to optimize my RAM. I know it looks scary, just follow the steps and be cautious. If there are power outages for a storm or high heat, wait for those to pass.
I was scared to update my bios, i only HAD to do it because my old AM4 MOBO had to be updated for my 5900x cpu to work. Mind you i hadnt updated my bios in 4 years since that. The update went fine! cpu Worked and i updated it again to a more current bios a few weeks later , runs great!
You should also make a video about bios flashback
Has saved a lot of asses when people bought a CPU that needs bios update and they don't have an older zen one lying around
It can fail at times, but it doesn't brick the mobo somehow.
Also, it literally *un-bricked* a motherboard that I considered dead / CPU was dead and there are no Threadrippers anymore to see if another one works
if you want to update the bios.
to be safer
make sure you already have a UPS.
as backup power if the lights go out.
in short do not update as long as it runs fine
That's it. I'm getting a lockout tagout for my power button
Ngl, I'm always clenching tight when I update my BIOS. It's needed, but man it's crazy how you can brick your PC doing it.
Bro, buy a ch341 programmer for 5 bucks and never fear agajn
Can confirm bricking your motherboard if it turns off. Happened to me during an update and literally somone crashed into a box that regulated power to my neighborhood. Luckily, no one was severely hurt, but yeah... my motherboard reaped the effects 😂
How unlucky do u have to be? Damn man :/
@@MellowTheHusky the risk is real ha ha
glad to know I’m not the only experiencing PC troubles.
I reseated my RAM because my PC was acting up by BSODing and freezing, but when I turned on my PC, smoke came out from the RAM slots. And the worst part was this was a 7600X with 32GB of DDR5 RAM
@@CarcoDev dang, that's why I didn't switch to am5, still rocking the 5800x3d
**Power goes out**
Hey guys just a pro tip here, some motherboards may include software that can update bios without the USB stick! A great example of this is gigabytes bios utility. :)
You can also check your BIOS version using system information.
While updating bios..
Electricity provider: Allow me to introduce myself
i have some issues on am4 and finally first time update bios, thats 5 minutes scariest of my entire life 😂
Also, like my motherboard and gpu, many hardware pieces come with a program pre installed where you can easily update your parts
Usually some motherboards have a 2nd bios chip as backup it reverts back to the older version if it fails, yet i don't know if that's true but it did happen to me once
One thing my brother told me (as I will be building a pc soon and he built one a while ago and pcpartpicker told me I’ll need to update the bios) the usb stick NEEDS to have nothing else on it, otherwise it could mess up your pc in some way
I've had my gaming laptop prompt me to update my bios twice. Scariest update ever.
Hi Zach! Would you consider doing an Arc A750 build in the future? I'm curious to see how much it's changed since it's debut 🤔
Love your videos, can you make one about advantages and disadvantages between AMD Adrenalin and Geforce Experience (or whiever its called now).
Im goong to purchase either RTx4060 or RX 7600 and seeing how they perform similarly it probably boils down to driver and admin tool support.
Le random powercut in my village 💀
Gigabyte motherboard owners: Ya'll update your bios through bios settings?
I like to have a little fun in life. I only update during severe thunderstorms
Guess I have to buy a big plug in power bank 😂!
I think the word you’re looking for is UPS.
Pls start shipping outside of the states
Another thing is if your PC is running fine and there isnt anything like a vonability that needs to be fix dont update your bios at all most the time there is no real point compaired to all the risks involved
Ideally you should update you BIOS at noon on a clear day, alone with the door locked, and with absolute certainty that neither your internet or your power is going to be shutoff for any reason.
Even though it’s dangerous, windows 11 always FORCES a BIOS/UEFI update, (technically, if you disable the “firmware” in the device manager windows can’t update it) but if you have a battery (for power surges or you’re using a laptop or other handheld) you shouldn’t worry as much, just worry about random malfunctions that cause your PC to power off
Can you concince yourself to build my dream setup plzz
You don't always need to go to bios to update, prob most motherboards have a button next to the bios usb port
I just swapped my oculus VR headset for a pc with a gtx 1060 and a ryzen 2600 did I get ripped off or is it a fair trade
In 2018 my back then 6 year old brother was laughing and playing around while i was doing a cpu upgrade, i finished it and i was updating the bios until he ran into my room, clicked the power supply power switch and ran away in chuckles. I lost a good am4 motherboard 🤧
"Don't let your PC turn off while updating bios"
Electricity: imma end this man's whole career.
Does the RTX 4060 Ti really sucks ? I planned to buy it earlier but after watching some TH-cam videos, the benchmarks were actually good. So literally I am confused right now... Till not bought a gpu yet. My budget is 450 dollars. And if you can suggest me a "fps per dollar" gpu from amd for intel i7 11700K ? 😅😅😅
Also, sometimes, the monitor goes out, do not do anything. It's normal.
i mean if anything goes wrong you can always just buy a eeprom programmer and flash the latest bios
My pc was in the shop today and they updated the bios, I was running one from 2019 when I got the motherboard
My government :
Thats enough electricity for you today
That's for UEFI, using BIOS here is inadequate as BIOS can't really be updated.
Bro bios controls are so stressful since one wrong thing and u could possibly just brake your pc
You edited your comment and you didn't fixed the word brake 😂😂
@@dodowz das crazzy
@@dodowz😭
Since when did gaming PCs come with brakes??
@@Talking__Ben Ever since apple users thought our pc starts like a ancient car
Im about to try thiiiiis ohhh boyyyyy wish me luck! 😂
Imagine a power outage during a bios update
& you need a UPS ( a constant power supply).
That power outage has destroyed multiple people. Motherboard while flashing their bios, it's happened
You forgot the most important tip. You should only update your bios if you have a specific reason to do so. In most cases there is very little benefit to just update your bios for the sake of updating, especially given its the riskiest type of update.
Had an older motherboard, could not boot till updated bios cause of HW incompatibilities, used as CH341A programmer to update it.
Alright I haven't and don't need to do this, but in the event I do, I'm going to get a battery backup first lol
Tips: Always use UPS when updating the bios. But if your board has a USB BIOS FlashBack it means no worries. 😅
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if you have a driver larger than 32gb you have to use external apps to format your usb to fat32 as windows dont support it
if you don't format your usb to fat32 bios will not recognize your usb therefore making you unable to select the file from the usb
Hey Zach, I currently have an Asus b550 prime II wifi mobo with a ryzen 5 5600g with an rx 7600xt and I am looking to upgrade my cpu for heavier tasks, what cpu should I go for without upgrading my mobo
Can u rate a deep cool cc560? It's an amazing case, 4 fans ATX for 100 cad