I am looking at all these dual bios options on motherboards and I would like to know if my motherboard has that or something else to prevent it from being bricked, or is there any other way that I could safely update bios. I heard people make backups but I dont understand how exactly because if the motherboard is bricked you cant go to bios and choose to update to this certain version of bios the pc has to get this information without going to bios.
I want to update bios as I am using a ryzen 5 chip and I got a 2.1 updated motherboard x370 killer.
All these bricking stories freaked me out like articles says there has to be a reason for it to fail like loose connection or bad psu and I never lose power randomly but all these forum posts dont specify any specific reason why it failed.
I really just want a safety net. I just updated my old bios using this psu as well a few days ago without a problem (but I didnt mind risking it as it was a 6years old mobo).
I want to update bios as I am using a ryzen 5 chip and I got a 2.1 updated motherboard x370 killer.
All these bricking stories freaked me out like articles says there has to be a reason for it to fail like loose connection or bad psu and I never lose power randomly but all these forum posts dont specify any specific reason why it failed.
I really just want a safety net. I just updated my old bios using this psu as well a few days ago without a problem (but I didnt mind risking it as it was a 6years old mobo).
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