Hey,
I'm building a new rig. I've been using ASUS boards for years, and haven't had any real issues. However, I'm at a stand still because I found a mobo I really like(Gigabyte Z170X-UD3 Ultra), but it doesn't have one of the features I've grown very attached to in ASUS boards. I love using BIOS Flashback, it's quick, simple, and sensible. I am one to often flash and patch my BIOS often and play around with settings. While I've never bricked a board before, it was always comforting to know that I could recover from a brick easily using BIOS Flashback. I've never owned a Gigabyte mobo before, so I don't know if it has something similar. The Gigabyte board just goes so much better with the color scheme of my rig(white/blue), than any ASUS mobo I've been interested in.
Thoughts?
Thanks!!
I'm building a new rig. I've been using ASUS boards for years, and haven't had any real issues. However, I'm at a stand still because I found a mobo I really like(Gigabyte Z170X-UD3 Ultra), but it doesn't have one of the features I've grown very attached to in ASUS boards. I love using BIOS Flashback, it's quick, simple, and sensible. I am one to often flash and patch my BIOS often and play around with settings. While I've never bricked a board before, it was always comforting to know that I could recover from a brick easily using BIOS Flashback. I've never owned a Gigabyte mobo before, so I don't know if it has something similar. The Gigabyte board just goes so much better with the color scheme of my rig(white/blue), than any ASUS mobo I've been interested in.
Thoughts?
Thanks!!
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