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ok, so ive been doing some research and this came up, apparently you cant boot up your pc to bios, to update it with fx processor being used with a incompatible BIOS version is this true? or is there a work way around it?

im getting the Asus M5A78L-M LX V2 with FX-6100 this should not happen right? even though the motherboard supports FX processors.

Thanks,

Darell3

| CPU: INTEL i5 6600k @ 4.6Ghz @ 1.328v | Motherboard: ASUS Z170-AR | Ram: G.SKILL 2x8GB 2400Mhz | CPU Cooler : Corsair H100i V2

| GPU: GIGABYTE GTX980Ti G1 GAMING | SSD: SAMSUNG 840 EVO 250GB  Storage: WD 1TB GREEN | OS: Windows 10 Pro 64bit | PSU: FSP 650W AURUM S |

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I'm not sure about your specific case, but I do know if the bios doesn't yet support the chips and for some reason won't let you POST (it rarely happens, but its happens enough to be a known problem), then the only work around is to get a compatible CPU, update the bios, and then put in the new CPU.

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I'm not sure about your specific case, but I do know if the bios doesn't yet support the chips and for some reason won't let you POST (it rarely happens, but its happens enough to be a known problem), then the only work around is to get a compatible CPU, update the bios, and then put in the new CPU.
Yeah, thing is i dont have another CPU. :( but hopefully its bios version is over 0402. (fingers crossed) anyways it should work since its V2.

| CPU: INTEL i5 6600k @ 4.6Ghz @ 1.328v | Motherboard: ASUS Z170-AR | Ram: G.SKILL 2x8GB 2400Mhz | CPU Cooler : Corsair H100i V2

| GPU: GIGABYTE GTX980Ti G1 GAMING | SSD: SAMSUNG 840 EVO 250GB  Storage: WD 1TB GREEN | OS: Windows 10 Pro 64bit | PSU: FSP 650W AURUM S |

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I'm not sure about your specific case, but I do know if the bios doesn't yet support the chips and for some reason won't let you POST (it rarely happens, but its happens enough to be a known problem), then the only work around is to get a compatible CPU, update the bios, and then put in the new CPU.
Good luck. :)
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