GIGABYTE Modified Bios

[lfrgames]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Modded BIOS P67A-D3-B3 rev.2 ==> rev.1........UA6

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p67a-d3-b3_v2.x_ua6=v1.x.zip

Flash on your own risk.

Flash in DOS with bootable USB.
I hope you know how to kick Backup BIOS ,if something go wrong.

how to update BIOS using this p67a-d3-b3_v2.x_ua6=v1.x.zip ??

DOS: "FLASHEFI P67AD32.UA6" this command returns "BAD IMAGE BIOS"
windows @atBIOS also not working

[stasio]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Which BIOS you have now on Rev.1.0?
Just checked modded BIOS again and it's OK (from my side).
Are you using FLASHEFI included in folder?

[lfrgames]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Which BIOS you have now on Rev.1.0?
Just checked modded BIOS again and it's OK (from my side).
Are you using FLASHEFI included in folder?

yes, i'm using same FLASHEFI included in folder
my motherboard P67a-d3-b3 rev.1 @official bios F7

I tried @bios in windows
I tried @dos command FLASHEFI P67AD32.UA6
without sucess

why does not work?

[stasio]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

No idea.......

Edit:
Did you remove Smart6, Dynamic Energy Saver, Smart TPM, and Touch BIOS utilities before updating the BIOS?

[lfrgames]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

No idea.......

ok
you can create the official bios F7 with the boot image that comes in official bios F1
this original bios F7 mb_bios_ga-p67a-d3-b3_f7
this boot logo original bios F1 b3 - Download - 4shared or b3 - Download - 4shared

[Lonelobo]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Is there som1 willing to make a mod for my ancient GA-X58A-UD7 rev1 & GA-X58A-UD9 with the latest roms and beta bios?
(Intel RAID 12.7.0.1936 - Realtek LAN 2.55 - JMicron ROM 1.07.28 - Marvell Bios Version 1.0.0.1033/Firmware 2.2.0.1125 )???

tnx in advance ;)

[stasio]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

ok
you can create the official bios F7 with the boot image that comes in official bios F1
this original bios F7 mb_bios_ga-p67a-d3-b3_f7
this boot logo original bios F1 b3 - Download - 4shared or b3 - Download - 4shared

Full screen Logo b3.bmp is removed since BIOS F6,due lack of space.

[niunduro]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

hello !
new bios beta for X58A-OC ???
Thanks ;)

[lfrgames]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Full screen Logo b3.bmp is removed since BIOS F6,due lack of space.

not true
I edited the image using 8 bits "BMP" and used software Face_Wizard B10.1230.01 manufacturer included in the DVD that comes with the motherboard
mode : omboard>auto

and stood as before

[stasio]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

God for you.

[lllsondowlll]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Hello I'm new to this forum. I was playing with my GA-Z77X-D3H today as I found out in UEFI OS's that my video cards sound is choppy. I figured it might be due to the fact at times the BIOS bootloops so I played with it a bit. First I switched to my b_bios to see if that would fix the problem (Ctrl + F10). It didn't so what I did there was update the b_bios with 17f (which is what I also have with a_bios) and synced them with (Alt + F10). The boot looping seems to have stopped at least but the intermitting audio with PCI devices in UEFI OS's is killing me. I noticed here that there is a 19i BIOS, will this work on REV 1.1 motherboards? If so do I apply the file in the ZIP Archive to a Fat32 Qflash and flash as normal? Also is there any other BIOS revisions I could try, say a newer greater port from a big brother board? Thank you in advance.

[Bongkie]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Hello I'm new to this forum. I was playing with my GA-Z77X-D3H today as I found out in UEFI OS's that my video cards sound is choppy. I figured it might be due to the fact at times the BIOS bootloops so I played with it a bit. First I switched to my b_bios to see if that would fix the problem (Ctrl + F10). It didn't so what I did there was update the b_bios with 17f (which is what I also have with a_bios) and synced them with (Alt + F10). The boot looping seems to have stopped at least but the intermitting audio with PCI devices in UEFI OS's is killing me. I noticed here that there is a 19i BIOS, will this work on REV 1.1 motherboards? If so do I apply the file in the ZIP Archive to a Fat32 Qflash and flash as normal? Also is there any other BIOS revisions I could try, say a newer greater port from a big brother board? Thank you in advance.

Your latest bios is GA-Z77X-D3H - F18e.

The F19i is for Z77-D3H

[lllsondowlll]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Your latest bios is GA-Z77X-D3H - F18e.

The F19i is for Z77-D3H

Ah well than this needs to be corrected in the first post

Z77X-D3H Bios F19i MOD

[killkernel]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Hello Stasio!,
first of all, thank you very much for the efforts in providing assistance to users and for BIOS modding.
I'm a satisfied owner of a Gigabyte Z77X-UP5 TH and i'm following the thread for the release of a new beta BIOS for this motherboard but I can see that Gigabyte has concentrated its efforts on the development of the BIOS on new products and this is plausible, but I noticed that after the recent resumption of development for Z77, there is a stat setback that coincided precisely with motherboards Z77X-UP5 TH and UP4 TH.
Do you know if it is in the process of refining a release of beta BIOS for these motherboards, especially Z77X-UP5 TH?
At the moment i tried all BIOS versions existing for the Z77X-UP5 TH from F11 (latest stable and official) to the F13a (latest Beta) and I agree with you about the stability of the F12a Beta with whom I have had the best results in terms of OC stability and at the same frequency i've even lowered the VCore.
If the situation might be potentially stopped at the official BIOS version F11 or Beta F13a because are not expected any BIOS updates, would be possible for you modding the Beta BIOS F12a with the latest ROMs?
Thank you as of now, I salute you and wish you a good weekend!

KK

[stasio]

Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

GA-Z77X-UP5 TH - F12c-modME Firmware 8.1.40.1416 should be flashed by yourself in Windows mode.