GA-EP35-DS3 BIOS update failed, now wont boot

Due to some problems with my Ram I tried to update my bios using @BIOS, the update worked, but when the computer restarted it now wont load.

It gets through the "Press del to enter setup, end for qflash" screen, checks my memory, but then crashes and restarts itself.

I've tried winding back my bios and using QFLASH to convert it back to version 1, but the same thing's happening.

I tried booting vista from my install DVD but that wont work either

rest of my computer specs are

Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit
e8400 @ 3.0ghz
4gb G.SKILL DDRII Ram @ 1066mhz
512mb GeForce 8800gts

already removed all peripherals and just tried shorting the battery (following the mobo manual directions) now when I turn my pc on, the VGA fan spins, my case fans spin, my cpu fan spins, then the pc restarts. Nothing else

think i've gone backwards

You used @BIOS! NEVER FLASH BIOS THROUGH WINDOWS!

No BIOS, no boot. If you turned off the PC after the BIOS update has failed then you are lost. There is no way you can make the PC boot if there is no BIOS.
http://www.pcguide.com/ref/mbsys/b [...] nce-c.html

If none of that worked I think your screwed. Get another mobo and send that one back to be flashed by Gigabyte and keep it as a spare or sell it, unless you are willing to wait.

Don't flash your mobo if you have a problem with your RAM and always use Qflash. Never flash through Windows no matter how many people say it worked for them, it's risky.

Jeeze - EVERY time I post my standard warning about @BIOS, three or four people have to chime in with "I've been using it for years without a problem" or "burned twelve boards just yesterday" - yeah, that's fine, but you're living on borrowed time - it's all great until you brick one! See:
http://forums.tweaktown.com/f69/bi [...] ide-27576/
and I quote:

Please DO NOT USE @BIOS!!

This cannot be stressed enough. I know Gigabyte is working on it, but as of now I cannot recommend using it AT ALL.

I have seen so many Boards killed (IE: Bricked, that is your motherboard is now a brick and you will have to RMA your board) by using @BIOS. I would guess that more then 90% of RMA's due to a bad flash, were because of @BIOS alone.

Yes it may work for you once or twice but if you keep using it you will find out the hard way it is not a good idea. Windows based flashing has always been looked down on and likely will never be a accepted or recommended method to flash a BIOS

Good luck.

i have completely same situation flashed through windows.... restarted.
cpu fan works and restarts all over again

tried CMOS reset by pins and by batery removal nothing works , which i think its logical - seems that BIOS itself is lost.. is there anything what i could do ????

like flash bios from whatever external dunno... anything? huge headache..

or you damaged the bios you canat restore it because you dont have two chips one main and second for restore like the brand new motherboards