Did a bios update for my Z87-A board.
The update was released about 10 days ago via their website.
Wouldn't post boot to bios/windows after update.
So I reset the CMOS and jumped it.
Finally got into bios and had to force boot to windows from there.
Downloaded the old previous bios update that I had.
And now I'm back to where I was before.
My question is this- the guy on the phone said that if the rollback doesn't work he said it'll be available to RMA.
But if it did work- I should just keep it at this current version.
Is there any reason why it's not stable at the new bios update? I feel like I can get better overclocking results if I were on the new update. Can't they RMA my motherboard for not being stable/working properly on the new BIOS? Isn't that enough reasoning?
The update was released about 10 days ago via their website.
Wouldn't post boot to bios/windows after update.
So I reset the CMOS and jumped it.
Finally got into bios and had to force boot to windows from there.
Downloaded the old previous bios update that I had.
And now I'm back to where I was before.
My question is this- the guy on the phone said that if the rollback doesn't work he said it'll be available to RMA.
But if it did work- I should just keep it at this current version.
Is there any reason why it's not stable at the new bios update? I feel like I can get better overclocking results if I were on the new update. Can't they RMA my motherboard for not being stable/working properly on the new BIOS? Isn't that enough reasoning?
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