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metmyworld   06-25-2009 at 11:40:03 AM

I have GA-X38-Ds5 motherboard and i flashed f7d using @-bios a bad
But it was a bad flash it doesn,t overclocks
so again i want to flash F7f bios
But it shows bios progaramming erroe in Q-flash
and bios protection in @ bios

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gahleon   06-25-2009 at 03:57:27 PM
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I just ran into a similar problem with an EP35-DS3P. The bios was corrupted and even though it had dual bios, I ended up having to ship it to them so that they would wipe the data. Their RMA process blows. Not going to lie. Honestly I'm never again using @bios. That program is junk. I am not going to do any flashing from within windows. I'm a bit disappointed in gigabyte that they would even advocate that program. I don't know what to tell you, but I would try flashing to an older bios. If that is still corrupt. You'll probably have to send it in.



metmyworld wrote :

I have GA-X38-Ds5 motherboard and i flashed f7d using @-bios a bad
But it was a bad flash it doesn,t overclocks
so again i want to flash F7f bios
But it shows bios progaramming erroe in Q-flash
and bios protection in @ bios




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