Is there a way to update bios without post?

[praz__]

Edit: I have fixed the problem by just getting an i7-5820k and updating the bios to support i7-6800k.
It was too much hassle and feel like asrock should give us an updated motherboard which can also run the older cpus.
Thanks for all the answers.
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The main problem is the system is not posting. i have looked through many of the forums and all of the problems seems to be the bios.
The motherboard i have is for an older version (haswell-e), but with a bios update it can support broadwell-e (i7-6800k) and 2400mhz ram.
I have also tried lower clock ram (2133mhz) but it didn't post and I don't have a spare haswell-e processor.
The error code shown in mobo is b0 and with the new ram the error code is 53. Both error states it is a problem with ram but I have tried with 2 different ram and also tried with single ram on all the ram slots and the problem still exists. I have also rebuilt the system and cleared cmos but it did not post.
mobo - ASRock Fatal1ty X99M KILLER
cpu - i7-6800k
ram - Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8) 2400MHz (CMK16GX4M2A24)
ram - Crucial CT8G4DFS8213 8 GB Single DDR4 2133 MT/s DIMM 288-Pin Memory

Sry for my bad Englando.

 

[Samer1970]

The main problem is the system is not posting. i have looked through many of the forums and all of the problems seems to be the bios.
The motherboard i have is for an older version (haswell-e), but with a bios update it can support broadwell-e (i7-6800k) and 2400mhz ram.
I have also tried lower clock ram (2133mhz) but it didn't post and I don't have a spare haswell-e processor.
The error code shown in mobo is b0 and with the new ram the error code is 53. Both error states it is a problem with ram but I have tried with 2 different ram and also tried with single ram on all the ram slots and the problem still exists. I have also rebuilt the system and cleared cmos but it did not post.
mobo - ASRock Fatal1ty X99M KILLER
cpu - i7-6800k
ram - Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8) 2400MHz (CMK16GX4M2A24)
ram - Crucial CT8G4DFS8213 8 GB Single DDR4 2133 MT/s DIMM 288-Pin Memory

Sry for my bad Englando.

you can take the flash bios out , program it then put it back ..

 

[Samer1970]

watch this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NYe21nFSDI

 

[praz__]

The main problem is the system is not posting. i have looked through many of the forums and all of the problems seems to be the bios.
The motherboard i have is for an older version (haswell-e), but with a bios update it can support broadwell-e (i7-6800k) and 2400mhz ram.
I have also tried lower clock ram (2133mhz) but it didn't post and I don't have a spare haswell-e processor.
The error code shown in mobo is b0 and with the new ram the error code is 53. Both error states it is a problem with ram but I have tried with 2 different ram and also tried with single ram on all the ram slots and the problem still exists. I have also rebuilt the system and cleared cmos but it did not post.
mobo - ASRock Fatal1ty X99M KILLER
cpu - i7-6800k
ram - Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8) 2400MHz (CMK16GX4M2A24)
ram - Crucial CT8G4DFS8213 8 GB Single DDR4 2133 MT/s DIMM 288-Pin Memory

Sry for my bad Englando.

you can take the flash bios out , program it then put it back ..

How would you do that ?

 

[g-unit1111]

watch this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NYe21nFSDI

This sounds really shady. I wouldn't trust it.

 

[Rogue Leader]

Many companies sell updated BIOS chips on eBay

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BIOS-Chip-ASROCK-FATAL1TY-X99M-KILLER-FATAL1TY-X99M-KILLER-3-1-/381593003419?hash=item58d8b7259b:g:GboAAOSwoydWoyP4

Which gives you the latest BIOS version, you can just swap it out. I would not use that shady reprogrammer above.

 

[Paul NZ]

Looks like this supports crashless bios.

See if this works get the latest bios extract it put it in the root of a flash drive (formatted in FAT32), plug it into a USB 2 port at the back of the case. Turn it on

 

[RedJaron]

Before I tried to manually reprogram my BIOS, I'd take my computer into a computer shop and see if they offer a BIOS flash service. Though you don't have a spare CPU, shops usually do and they often will charge you a small fee to swap CPUs, flash the BIOS, then put it back.

You can also purchase the BIOS chips, as RL showed.

Some motherboards also have a boot-less flashing feature where it will update the BIOS without a CPU or RAM installed ( just need the motherboard, power supply, and a USB drive with the new BIOS on it ). This seems to be most common in Asus boards and is called "flash back." If this is a feature you think you will need in the future, I'd recommend your future purchases include it.

 

[Samer1970]

watch this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NYe21nFSDI

This sounds really shady. I wouldn't trust it.

This is what they do in repair shops with broken bios .... you just need the bin file , and a new chip if the chip is broken, and a bios programmer ...