Please request microcode updates here.
Due to recent support for Ivy Bridge, most P67/Z68 boards should have latest microcode available. If you are unsure, just post below.
How I work
You request the BIOS mod for the motherboard you want below. Then I will immediately start working and release it here. The implementation has been tested locally on a ASRock P67 PRo3. All other motherboards should roughly accept it the same way.
Feel free to ask me to check if your microcode is up-to-date.
Disclaimer
If your motherboard happens to die or dies flashing or a corrupt BIOS mod occurs. You are on your own. Buy a new BIOS chip and replace your old one. Keep the old BIOS chip and make sure you put a default BIOS on that old chip so you can always have a back up in case anything goes wrong.
http://www.overclock.net/forums/threads/add/forumId/6#
A website or online shop that sells these chips is: http://www.bios-service-center.com/
I am not responsible for bricking your board.
Downloads (with last checked date)
ASRock P67 Pro3 SE (17/05/2012)
ASRock Z77 Extreme4 (17/05/2012)
officially up-to-date
unofficially up-to-date
outdated
Installation instructions
Before flashing undo any memory overclocks or other unstable overclocks if present.
1. Use the DOS/X86/X64 tool you want. If using windows I suggest you use Aptio tools.
2. Only select the BIOS. Don't touch any other settings.
3. Flash
To use the commandline tool. Figure out yourself. I flashed thousand times from Windows without bricking.
Donation
Donation is always welcome. If you wish to donate me for my work please don't hesitate. I am putting a lot of effort in programming the micro code updates and doing other updates.
Edited by jonashendrickx - 5/17/12 at 5:31am
Due to recent support for Ivy Bridge, most P67/Z68 boards should have latest microcode available. If you are unsure, just post below.
How I work
You request the BIOS mod for the motherboard you want below. Then I will immediately start working and release it here. The implementation has been tested locally on a ASRock P67 PRo3. All other motherboards should roughly accept it the same way.
Feel free to ask me to check if your microcode is up-to-date.
Disclaimer
If your motherboard happens to die or dies flashing or a corrupt BIOS mod occurs. You are on your own. Buy a new BIOS chip and replace your old one. Keep the old BIOS chip and make sure you put a default BIOS on that old chip so you can always have a back up in case anything goes wrong.
http://www.overclock.net/forums/threads/add/forumId/6#
A website or online shop that sells these chips is: http://www.bios-service-center.com/
I am not responsible for bricking your board.
Downloads (with last checked date)
ASRock P67 Pro3 SE (17/05/2012)
ASRock Z77 Extreme4 (17/05/2012)
officially up-to-date
unofficially up-to-date
outdated
Installation instructions
Before flashing undo any memory overclocks or other unstable overclocks if present.
1. Use the DOS/X86/X64 tool you want. If using windows I suggest you use Aptio tools.
2. Only select the BIOS. Don't touch any other settings.
3. Flash
To use the commandline tool. Figure out yourself. I flashed thousand times from Windows without bricking.
Donation
Donation is always welcome. If you wish to donate me for my work please don't hesitate. I am putting a lot of effort in programming the micro code updates and doing other updates.
Edited by jonashendrickx - 5/17/12 at 5:31am
