I am wondering if the P8 series Bios Chips from Asus can be used in any Asus
Z77 chipset Motherboard?
Z77 chipset Motherboard?
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pcgaming98
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I believe so if they're the same socket. I'm not EXACTLY sure, but technically speaking, they're all the same motherboards,simply with different chipsets, and others having more expansion slots than others.
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not 'any', I would suggest getting an original BIOS chip for that board and replacing it with that. Different systems require different BIOS's (CPU's for one), and if you have a bios chip with the wrong BIOS, your heading nowhere.
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Before you go selecting my answer as best answer, take a good look at the other ones too. They provide some pretty good reasons.
To answer your question, it shouldn't. Unless the used motherboard had some sort of defect on it that didn't render it completely useless, it should be fine. Again, before running off and potentially getting screwed, take a good hard read at the other answers. Like I said, "I'm not EXACTLY sure."
To answer your question, it shouldn't. Unless the used motherboard had some sort of defect on it that didn't render it completely useless, it should be fine. Again, before running off and potentially getting screwed, take a good hard read at the other answers. Like I said, "I'm not EXACTLY sure."
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