Uh dude... I am not an idiot... I know upgrading the BIOS is
free. I can see that I did not make that clear in my post. But
lets face it, there are some manufacturors that have downright
lousy BIOS'. MRBIOS fills the ticket for those people that want
a more robust BIOS. Also nice when you have a MB from a
manufacturor thats no longer around and you cant find any updates.
On Fri, 21 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> Uhh, dude... Upgrading a BIOS is free; all you gotta do is download the
> flash-utillity and the new image from the manufacturer's site. Be warned though,
> you can not switch from one brand of BIOS to another, AFAIK; you'll have to stay
> with the same brand, but you'll get a higher version. See my other post on this
> for more details, or if you already deleted it: too bad, so did I ;-)
>
> You can check out http://www.drivershq.com/List/bioslink1.html though.
>
> On Apr 21 David Thiessen wrote:
>
> > you can definately upgrade a bios. one that i have seen raves about
> > is mrbios (www.mrbios.com). their bios' are supposed to be awesome,
> > i want to upgrade my AMIBIOS xxxxCPOR bios, but, I havent saved the
> > money yet...
>
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