all right so this will be the assus version of my BIOS upgrading guide so
I'm just going to show you the first step which is go to the ASUS website The
Next Step which is go to Services go to support so more accurately go to the
ASUS support website I'm going to search
by product name in this case I have a p67
deluxe going to go ahead and search for
that yeah it helps if you spell deluxe without an r at the end
Deluxe it's more deluxe than the other Deluxe there we go so
downloads well the OS that I have is Windows 7 64-bit which won't be relevant
at all but that's okay BIOS downloads here we go so there's the BIOS update
from April 1st hopefully it's not a joke
but apparently it improves system compatibility Neato all right so we're
going to go ahead and open that up all right so it's just a ROM file so I go
ahead and put my USB thumb drive into the back of the
computer in a USB
slot okay got that on there apparently I
accidentally hit my auto brightness button okay so now I just copy this into
the root of my Patriot
Drive four Megs this board uses an EFI
BIOS which means that it uses larger BIOS files cuz it has a graphical
interface and whatnot go ahead restart
the board so when I'm restarting I'm going
to press delete to get into the BIOS and
then actually this should go pretty quick so you guys can just stay with me
here that's me with my headphones holding my camera
hello please put something on the screen now
Mr computer oh and I missed it okay I'll be
back in a sec I'm going to press delete a little earlier so that I don't miss it
again just a moment there we go here I
am in the UI BIOS I'm going to go ahead and go into advanced mode because
apparently it is Advanced to upgrade your BIOS I'm going to go into tools I'm
going to go into the easy Flash 2 utility I'm going to see some graphical
artifacts on the screen here we are I'm going to find the
BIOS that I just downloaded at some point there it
is I'm going to re read this
file now my usual tips uh first of all
before upgrading your BIOS you should always make sure that you're running at
stock speeds on your motherboard so that you don't run into any issues with an
overclocking setting causing instability
which could cause a crash or Corruption of the data while you are flashing the
BIOS I also recommend that you um use a
UPS or some other device that will ensure that your system does not
accidentally power down while you're flashing the BIOS the reason for that is
if that happens it could also corrupt the data which could cause your board to
become bricked which is
bad still flashing uh once the bio flash
is complete it will likely reset all of your settings if you had any change so
you may need to reset your boot order or change any
um settings like whether you want to see your BIOS splash screen things like that
and that took a little while now it's finally done so I'll show you guys once
we get back into Windows how to confirm that the BIOS flash is complete so here
you go guys we'll just check under main board and CPU Z to see that yes we are
indeed running the latest BIOS on this board at this time actually I'm just
going to double check that really quick 1503 yep that's the right one so
while you may have noticed that the um
change log for this BIOS was pretty vag uh that's pretty normal so most
manufacturers don't recommend that you upgrade your BIOS unless you're experiencing some kind of problem with
your system but my comment to you would be that yes you should upgrade if you're
experiencing a problem with your system but don't worry about whether the
problem with your system is actually on the change log because they're usually
incomplete and vague so often times they
improve things that are not listed on the change log so now we're running the
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