Help with changing bios chip
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ConeSC
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39 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:You can just pull of the chip and put the new one in.
12 minutes ago, JamGorby said:That is the bios chip. I'd recommend an IC puller as opposed to simply trying to pry it out. You could damage the socket.
Thanks for you advise and help. I'll look into the IC puller as well. ![]()
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