Support for GA-H61M-USB3V Q-Flash is available.
Support for GA-H61M-USB3V Q-Flash is available.
The motherboard site highlights a dual BIOS option at the provided link.
Most boards from the Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge periods featured dual BIOS, but this functionality didn't function in my experience.
So I actually used the same BIOS manual flash kit I got from China for my GA Z77 D3H. It was just a matter of flashing it manually in Linux and then re-soldering it onto the board. I don’t want to use another gigabyte or ASRock board again. I think it’s time to invest in an X570 MSI board.
MSI produces poor x570 boards, with only their premium models being acceptable.
I’d suggest sticking to options under £200 or $200. Delivery could make the price more competitive, especially if you’re based in another state.
Consider the Asus X570-P or X570 TUF. Alternatively, a B450 Tomahawk Max from MSI could work well, as they handled the B450 without issues, though it's a bit on the lower side of the range.