G1.Sniper M5 update bios

[AngryMan1910]

Hi Guys
What bios do I need to update motherboard as there is so many on gigabyte site.
Just need my motherboard up to date.
Do I need to update them all.
Also just o/c my cpu to 4.4 [ i7 47770k] and looking at Toms it recommends 1025 voltage but mine is pre set at 105 is that ok?
Thanks for all previous help guys.
Just retired so getting a bit bored and need to see what my pc will do lol
Regards
AngryMan

 

[geofelt]

DO NOT update a bios unless there is a fix that cures a problem that is impacting you.
A failed bios update can brick your motherboard.

If you do update, you only need to install the latest one, it will include all previous updates.

4.4 is a nice target, but nothing is guaranteed.
How high you can go is determined by the quality of your chip.
The key is to monitor vcore. Go no higher than what a vcore of 1.3v will allow.
You are likely to run out of safe voltage before you run out of thermal limits.

 

[AngryMan1910]

DO NOT update a bios unless there is a fix that cures a problem that is impacting you.
A failed bios update can brick your motherboard.

If you do update, you only need to install the latest one, it will include all previous updates.

4.4 is a nice target, but nothing is guaranteed.
How high you can go is determined by the quality of your chip.
The key is to monitor vcore. Go no higher than what a vcore of 1.3v will allow.
You are likely to run out of safe voltage before you run out of thermal limits.

 

[AngryMan1910]

Thanks geofelt
Will check vcore now.
The bios shows 4.4 but after reboot system still says 3.5 any reason for this?

 

[AngryMan1910]

DO NOT update a bios unless there is a fix that cures a problem that is impacting you.
A failed bios update can brick your motherboard.

If you do update, you only need to install the latest one, it will include all previous updates.

4.4 is a nice target, but nothing is guaranteed.
How high you can go is determined by the quality of your chip.
The key is to monitor vcore. Go no higher than what a vcore of 1.3v will allow.
You are likely to run out of safe voltage before you run out of thermal limits.

 

[AngryMan1910]

vcore says 1.1 on auto is this ok?