i aint no, but i flash in confidence knowing its there
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Yep, force flashed a beta BIOS with a bad checksum the other day.
I rebooted, didn't work. Rebooted again, and the second BIOS took over; had to flash back to my most recent working version as the backup BIOS was a bit old, but it was a hell of a lot better than bricked board.
Originally Posted by Bobobearx so has anyone have any real life experiences so far with gigabyte's dual bios? just wanted to know if it actually worked after a bad bios flash. |
I rebooted, didn't work. Rebooted again, and the second BIOS took over; had to flash back to my most recent working version as the backup BIOS was a bit old, but it was a hell of a lot better than bricked board.
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i don't think you can. theres 2 physical bios = 1 is named main and 1 is named back up. back up cannot be overwriten.
was just asking cause alot of companys like to do gimmicks now a day to make a sale. just wanted to be sure its a proven feature.
Originally Posted by Tomalak Can you manually select which BIOS you want to use, and then flash them separately (for example, to test a new BIOS version)? And if primary BIOS gets corrupted, can you recover it by re flashing, after you boot up using the backup? |
was just asking cause alot of companys like to do gimmicks now a day to make a sale. just wanted to be sure its a proven feature.
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