I'm curious about this "Flashback+" feature on the motherboard I am about to build a new PC with.
It looks like you can put a BIOS file on a FAT32-formatted thumb drive, put that in a specific USB port on the back, and then push a button... then presto! Your BIOS is flashed (after 5 minutes)...
I can't seem to find a definitive answer, though... what if the motherboard has been bricked? Can this feature restore a bricked motherboard?
If so, I'll get an extra thumb drive and set it up for the future, as a better-safe-than-sorry measure. It beats having to RMA a bricked board.
If not, I won't waste the money. I'll just cry instead.
It looks like you can put a BIOS file on a FAT32-formatted thumb drive, put that in a specific USB port on the back, and then push a button... then presto! Your BIOS is flashed (after 5 minutes)...
I can't seem to find a definitive answer, though... what if the motherboard has been bricked? Can this feature restore a bricked motherboard?
If so, I'll get an extra thumb drive and set it up for the future, as a better-safe-than-sorry measure. It beats having to RMA a bricked board.
If not, I won't waste the money. I'll just cry instead.