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Does that only work on motherboards that have two physical BIOS chips? Or is it a BIOS backup program?
Does that only work on motherboards that have two physical BIOS chips? Or is it a BIOS backup program?
I installed my RAM today and (touch wood) it seems to be working. No BIOS update required.:)
Maybe not so good... but VERY interesting to witness.
I once got called out to fix a machine at a local plant. The computer was a console style sitting in a bracket under a desk... where they had just spilled nearly a pint of Ferric Chloride... the stuff went down the front of the desk, under the edge, got on top of the computer, dripped in through a vent and disolved part of the heatsink...
Their complaint? "Funny smell coming from computer".
OT... BIOS flashes may be easy, but I would still hold them for the last resort in fixing a given problem. Windows "automatic updates" have created an "I always need the newest____" attitude that flies right in the face of all common sense. Extending this same mindset to crucial parts of the system makes even less sense.
Plainly... "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."