I downloaded the Bios update and put it on a disc and it ran and appeared to flash the bios, but upon restart, I am still running the P06 Bios (the new update is to P08). When it begins to boot from CD, I get an error, something about it not being able to flash my DVD drive or something, so I abort that, but then it continues and does the flash thing that I saw before when I flashed to P06.I also heard you could flash it to the regular 680i bios as well, which I may attempt if I can get the P08 to work first, so that if it doesnt work, I can go back. This is not the first time I have flashed, so I dont really know what the problem is this time.You know, the budget where everything in the world goes up but your wages. can't keep the kids locked up in that little root cellar in the neighbors yard forever.OS win7 ultimate x64 CPU Intel Core2 Duo E8400 @ 3.0 Motherboard NVIDIA n Force 680i SLI Memory 4gb corsair 6400 ddr2 Graphics Card Palit GTX260 Sonic 216 SP Sound Card sb audigy 24bit Monitor(s) Displays i-inc 19" lcd Screen Resolution 1440x900 Computer type PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number Custom Built OS Windows 8.1 Pro x64 CPU Intel Core i7 4790k Motherboard MSI Z97S Krait Edition Memory 8GB Corsair Dominator 1600MHz Graphics Card MSI Twin Frozr Ge Force GTX770 Sound Card ASUS Xonar DX/XD 7.1 Monitor(s) Displays Dell 24" S2409W Dell 20" E207WFP Screen Resolution 1920x1080 1680x1050 Keyboard Logitech G510S Keyboard Mouse Logitech G500S Laser Mouse PSU Corsair HX850 modular Case Fractal Design Define R4 Cooling Corsair H60 w/ twin Corsair SP120 fans Hard Drives 1x 120GB OCZ Agility 3, 1x 750GB Western Digital Caviar Black, 1x 1TB Western Digital Caviar Blue Internet Speed 40Mbps Antivirus Microsoft Security Essentials Browser Google Chrome Other Info LG Blu-Ray player What type of incorrect readings do you mean?Even though there are boards from Abit, Asus, DFI and Foxconn that don't follow the Nvidia design, many of Nvidia's motherboard partners do and since this same BIOS applies to a vast majority of rebranded boards there should be a fair few people thinking of applying it.There was a quite a bit of noise made about the P30 BIOS on the n Force 680i chipset, with specific optimisations made for general performance, memory and overclocking (including quad-core overclocking), we had to find out if this nine month old chipset has had a shot in the arm.Specific improvements in the P30 are as follows: So there’s not just one improvement to overclocking, there’s apparently four improvements.

They look the same on the surface but by how much can a BIOS improve a system performance and overclockability?

You may also want to clear the CMOS, but this is not required. Windows Installation - Alternate installation method Note- If you have an older version of the NVIDIA Update Utility, please remove it before installing this new version Before updating your BIOS, please load BIOS defaults by hitting the delete key during POST and select: “Load Defaults.†Now select “Save & Exit Setup.†After that has been completed please follow these instructions: Download the following files: NVIDIA Update Center and NF68_P30Install the latest NVIDIA Update Center and run the program.

(Use ONLY the above version, DO NOT use any previous version of NVIDIA Update Center.) Once Update Center opens, Check the box “Clear CMOS†and then hit apply at the bottom right hand corner Now select browse and locate NF68_P30Select load bios After update center finishes, completely shutdown your system Once the system is off, unplug your PSU and press the power button on the front of your case.

Save and exit; your system BIOS is now board came with a utility that automatically flashes the BIOS for you in Windows, just download the file, use the program to find it, hit "update BIOS", and bam, you're done.

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