Turn on your computer, press <b>Delete</b> key when it boots to access your BIOS. I don't use GigaByte so you need to consult your mobo's manual where it is and how to do it.
Good or Bad have no meaning at all, depends on what your point of view is.
Could be something with those double BIOSes which are on the Gigabyte boards. Try to switch to the other BIOS and see if that one is new, I don't know if that's possible but it could be that only one BIOS was flashed and that the other one stayed the same.
My case has so many fans that it hovers above the ground .
Hi sorry i cant speak english correctly but i try to help you. i sugest you to use liveupdate software (downloadable from gigabyte site) and try to update your bios from windows. the "bios flash protection" in the setup most be disable . and if you mainboard have the jumper for protect your bios should be disable too. your main board may have a jumper to select primary or backup bios for use and you should set it to use primary. in the "live update" check the clear CMOS for reset your bios options after updating, and then restart your computer and enter the setup ,load setup default and save the setting. if you see the old bios version again enter e dual bios utility by pressing F1 and update bachup bios from primary bios then try this way again. if your bios updated successfully, update bachup bios again for feutur use.
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