I think my motherboard is bricked...

[Ima OpGamer]

I was updating my mother board to the latest version when it suddenly powered off my PC. I tried turning it on again but it wasnt able to display anything on the screen. It turned on and the fans were all spinning but after 10 seconds it would shut down and restart itself again. This loop kept on going until I unplugged the power. I tried to reset the CMOS and i even took out the battery. This didnt solve the problem however and i couldnt find any other ways to fix it on the internet. Is there another method to fix it or do i have to send it back for repair/refund?

motherboard : gigabyte ga b250m d2v
cpu : pentium g4560
ram : 8gb corsair vengeance lpx 2133mhz
gpu : msi gtx 1060 3gt oc
psu : 600w thermaltake tr2 challenger
storage : 2TB HDD + 480GB HDD

 

[Atomicdonut17]

Remove your GPU and attempt to boot again, see if it's overdrawing for some reason.

 

[DRagor]

Gigabyte boards have dual-BIOs feature just for that. If your main BIOS was busted due to failed update, you can switch to secondary BIOS and repair it.

 

[Ima OpGamer]

Gigabyte boards have dual-BIOs feature just for that. If your main BIOS was busted due to failed update, you can switch to secondary BIOS and repair it.

how do i switch to the backup BIOS?

 

[Ima OpGamer]

Remove your GPU and attempt to boot again, see if it's overdrawing for some reason.

Ive tried it and it still didnt work. I isolated the components to only the ones which are necessary but it still didnt work.

 

[Lutfij]

You only have one physical BIOS chip on the board. According to the manual, there is no backup recovery process as that found on Asus or ASRock boards.

 

[Ima OpGamer]

You only have one physical BIOS chip on the board. According to the manual, there is no backup recovery process as that found on Asus or ASRock boards.

I....i did say I have a gigabyte board

 

[Ima OpGamer]

You only have one physical BIOS chip on the board. According to the manual, there is no backup recovery process as that found on Asus or ASRock boards.

But my motherboard doesn't have dual bios anyways.

 

[DRagor]

You only have one physical BIOS chip on the board. According to the manual, there is no backup recovery process as that found on Asus or ASRock boards.

But my motherboard doesn't have dual bios anyways.

Indeed, looks like they went cheap on this one.

 

[Ima OpGamer]

ended up returning the motherboard and bought another gigabyte board with dual bios instead and ive made sure to never brick is again.......