Posts by frank anderson

Quote:Originally Posted by lowfat I'd rather them use a neutral colour for their high end boards. If I want a high end board I am pretty much stuck w/ red, orange, or lime green. I just recently picked up a MSI Bigbang X Power II,...

The glue is easily removable, it looks like they used 3M double sided sticky tape or similar, I recall when I removed mine, there were no glue residue.. The other thing to note is that the paint on the caselab's are pretty tuff, I have...

Quote:Originally Posted by csimon A question for demcifilter or anyone who knows. Can the adhesive portion be applied to one side and the filter to the other? I'm talking about Caselabs aluminum, like the thickness of a door or...

Quote:Originally Posted by socketus Nice comeback from the woods ... or office or ... ! Nice touch, those mesh filters. Still, if they're attached to the flexbay with fans-rad-fans attached, the only way to clean the filters is to...

Good deal, time to get your "game on" now, go go go ...

suggest you get some assistance over at gigabyte's forum then, we pretty much told you every possible way there is to flash a bios on a Gigabyte's board, not sure what else to tell you.

Is the board in your signature correct? Gigabyte Z77X-D3H Are you using Q-Flash? try my method posted a few post back with the USB thumb drive.

Quote:Originally Posted by Jamaican Reaper Will I need to extract any files are just put the downloaded file straight to the thumb drive.. I dont think that file was meant to run in Windows, it was meant to run in a dos only shell,...

apart from what was already mentioned, my method is I have a 1GB USB thumb drive that boots up a windows 98 dos shell only, doesn't do anything else. I copy the bios into that and run it from there, It's kinda old school but it still...

Quote:Originally Posted by Jamaican Reaper funny you should ask that..i was going to do that after the pc started up,but didnt get a chance to.. Yea give that a go first, plug in something else in the mean time to get pass the bios...