this overclock thing is ticking me off.

flashing your bios is really risky.
If you used the wrong one, or something happened while flashing, it mich brick your motherboard, and you wouldnt be able to use your computer (wont POST) till you get a new motherboard.

People said its best to use a floppy than to flash your bios than in Windows, and create multiple copies of the BIOS on the Floppy, i forgot the reason why though.

You said he needs to make copies of his bios. Thats what he wants to know how to do.

I do believe you can set your BIOS to default if anything goes wrong
 
ah, what i meant was the new BIOS in case one of the floppy is bad. Which is pretty much make multiple floppys

If its a bad flash, theres no way to recover unless his motherboard states that it has a backup BIOS in case something goes wrong. If it doesnt state it, and it does goes wrong, then he would have to RMA it or get a new board.
 
ok im not flashing it
so whats the other option

i just read reveiws of people running a 2.3 ghz amd processor to 3.1 ghz. i got a black edition and i cant get this. i am mad
 
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