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BIOS update

TechJackass88
Level 7
hey folks, I have been out of loop for a while, but now trying to catch on,
I saw new bios update and it made me wonder, should I go for it?
before I would not even hesitate to push that button, but taking in the account,
that CHV is such fine and fragile platform, made me ask you folks first.
I would appreciate any opinions and comments.
oh, and does new BIOS inherits settings from previouos or you have to
manually dial all settings over again? (quick settings save to file maybe?)
thank you all, you folks the best!
My ROG: MOBO: ASUS Crosshair V Formula | CPU: AMD 1100T Black Edition (O/C 4.125 GHz) | RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws 1600 4x4 GB (PC12800 842 MHz) | PSU: Rosewill 1000W 80+ Bronse
GPU: 2xEVGA GTX 560Ti 2GB VRAM | Primary HDD: Samsung 470S 128 GB SSD | Secondary HDD's: 3x WD Caviar Green 2TB Non Raid | ODD: Samsung BD-R/DVD-RW
Cooling: CPU: Corsair H5O with Push Pull Scythe Slipstream fans | Rest: GELID Ultra quiet closed loop fans. | Control: Zalman ZM-MFC2
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Cyrekk
Level 10
I refer you here concerning the BIOS update just because it wouldn't make sense for me to repeat what I said verbatim. I typically recommend keeping a hard copy document outlining all your BIOS settings just in case. I have seen a BIOS inexplicably reset itself. I hold the same credos for router configurations, etc. as well.
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TechJackass88
Level 7
I mainly concerned about stability, just affraid to kill the streak I guess... so far I was lucky, well if not to count ferst couple of days of trial and error in the middle of the work week till 3 am 😃
My ROG: MOBO: ASUS Crosshair V Formula | CPU: AMD 1100T Black Edition (O/C 4.125 GHz) | RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws 1600 4x4 GB (PC12800 842 MHz) | PSU: Rosewill 1000W 80+ Bronse
GPU: 2xEVGA GTX 560Ti 2GB VRAM | Primary HDD: Samsung 470S 128 GB SSD | Secondary HDD's: 3x WD Caviar Green 2TB Non Raid | ODD: Samsung BD-R/DVD-RW
Cooling: CPU: Corsair H5O with Push Pull Scythe Slipstream fans | Rest: GELID Ultra quiet closed loop fans. | Control: Zalman ZM-MFC2

speed
Level 12
I have flashed mine 2 times. Once with EZ Flash and once with Asus AI. The first time the bios flashed fine, but it lost my SSD drive and I had to reformat. The second time in Asus AI was fast and easy and it all went fine.

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