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What is the cheapest AM4 Motherboard with dual bios

What is the cheapest AM4 Motherboard with dual bios

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Dj_104
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04-01-2017, 02:20 AM
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You can choose an MB with built-in BIOS protection for cases where the first BIOS fails.
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Dj_104
04-01-2017, 02:20 AM #1

You can choose an MB with built-in BIOS protection for cases where the first BIOS fails.

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AFORCA
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04-02-2017, 03:26 PM
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On Gigabyte boards, only the Aorus Master series and higher models support it, while other brands may not.
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AFORCA
04-02-2017, 03:26 PM #2

On Gigabyte boards, only the Aorus Master series and higher models support it, while other brands may not.

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UnknwnLifted
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04-02-2017, 09:57 PM
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The selection of AM4 boards featuring dual BIOS is limited. In my view, the main options are X570 Master (excluding the X570S Master which lacks this feature), X570 Aorus Xtreme, X570S Ace Max, X570 Godlike, X570 Dark, and Crosshair VIII Extreme. The B550 master also supports dual BIOS, but it operates as Gigabyte’s automatic version where you can’t choose the specific chip, reducing its practicality.

It’s worth noting that unless you intend to conduct A/B testing on BIOS updates, opting for a board with BIOS flashback is usually preferable. The likelihood of random BIOS corruption is now very low, and most issues can be resolved via flashback rather than replacing the chip. While A/B testing was once a key reason for dual BIOS support, it’s less critical today compared to a decade ago.
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UnknwnLifted
04-02-2017, 09:57 PM #3

The selection of AM4 boards featuring dual BIOS is limited. In my view, the main options are X570 Master (excluding the X570S Master which lacks this feature), X570 Aorus Xtreme, X570S Ace Max, X570 Godlike, X570 Dark, and Crosshair VIII Extreme. The B550 master also supports dual BIOS, but it operates as Gigabyte’s automatic version where you can’t choose the specific chip, reducing its practicality.

It’s worth noting that unless you intend to conduct A/B testing on BIOS updates, opting for a board with BIOS flashback is usually preferable. The likelihood of random BIOS corruption is now very low, and most issues can be resolved via flashback rather than replacing the chip. While A/B testing was once a key reason for dual BIOS support, it’s less critical today compared to a decade ago.

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Amelia123456
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04-03-2017, 12:07 AM
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This flashback highlights why the God version is superior to Dual Bios. Your choice is wise—thank you for your guidance!
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Amelia123456
04-03-2017, 12:07 AM #4

This flashback highlights why the God version is superior to Dual Bios. Your choice is wise—thank you for your guidance!