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bios flashing

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do local comp shops do bios flashing bcus i want to buy a new board and dunno if it comes with the proper bios version and none of my friend have intel cpu's... so......................................................... yeah

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just do it yourself. it sounds worse than it really is. Just be careful and do everything correctly and your good to go. Its really easy. It generally takes me 10 minutes to flash my bios so no worries.
 
sorry i think u misunderstood, i will be buying a new board and cpu... and i have no way of flashing it UNLESS it is already updated from asus factory because i have no older 775 cpu's.
 
Contact Asus and get a spare bios IC, cheaper than paying the local chump, I mean coputer tech, to flash the board for you.
 
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you can also go to ebay and do a search for "bios chip" look for a vendor named ANGELIB I have used him many times excellent communicator and very fast shipping >>>>> usually costs about $10.00 to $15.00 with shipping. Far faster than Asus; although thats a good appraoch too.

you just tell the bios vendor your board maker and model and which bios revision you want (latest) and away you go
 
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