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Gawd
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I know that this has happen to many of you: you finish building your new PC and it won't post.
It turns out that the older BIOS on the motherboard doesn't support your processor.
Unfortunately, you need a supported processor to update the BIOS.
This leads to a question
Why does the motherboard requires a supported processor (or even a processor at all) to perform a BIOS update?
It should be able to perform BIOS updates without even a processor installed.
It turns out that the older BIOS on the motherboard doesn't support your processor.
Unfortunately, you need a supported processor to update the BIOS.
This leads to a question
Why does the motherboard requires a supported processor (or even a processor at all) to perform a BIOS update?
It should be able to perform BIOS updates without even a processor installed.