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P67A-GD65(B3), Should I update the bios?
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BababooeyHTJ
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There is no good reason to not update the bios when you first buy a motherboard. Its not like you have to worry about it messing your overclock.
kevineugenius
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IMO, unless a specific feature or bug fix is required, there is no reason to update a bios.
true, if everything is fine or is fine as far as you can tell no need to update.
However, for me Ive been having issues with a sata controller (some times the bios sees the two of my (1 hard drive and 1 optical) devices sometimes it doesnt). The update did not fix the issue yet. I have yet to read about some one having a similar issue.
Of course not many people have 2 optical drives, and 4 hard drives for a total of 6 SATA devices in a computer.
However, for me Ive been having issues with a sata controller (some times the bios sees the two of my (1 hard drive and 1 optical) devices sometimes it doesnt). The update did not fix the issue yet. I have yet to read about some one having a similar issue.
Of course not many people have 2 optical drives, and 4 hard drives for a total of 6 SATA devices in a computer.
BababooeyHTJ
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true, if everything is fine or is fine as far as you can tell no need to update.
Thats not true. A lot of the time the full change log is never posted for obvious reasons. Updating your bios is never a bad idea. If you already have a stable overclock it can be a pita but its still not a bad idea.