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Running Kaby Lake on a Gigabyte GA-H110M-H?

So I bought that MoBo and it can't detect the CPU. I need to update the BIOS, but I've read that you need another CPU for that and I'm out of money, this MoBo, as far as I know it's not compatible with the Gigabyte Q-Flash. How can I upgrade it, flashing it?, is it risky?

My CPU is the Pentium G4600.

welp

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3 minutes ago, Dater said:

So I bought that MoBo and it can't detect the CPU. I need to update the BIOS, but I've read that you need another CPU for that and I'm out of money, this MoBo, as far as I know it's not compatible with the Gigabyte Q-Flash. How can I upgrade it, flashing it?, is it risky?

My CPU is the Pentium G4600.

welp

Call Gigabyte and tell them to update the BIOS for you or return the CPU and buy the Skylake version. 

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1 minute ago, TheCherryKing said:

Call Gigabyte and tell them to update the BIOS for you or return the CPU and buy the Skylake version. 

How could I do it by myself.. and I can't return anything because the return feature expired in Amazon

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Just now, Dater said:

How could I do it by myself.. and I can't return anything because the return feature expired in Amazon

You can't update the BIOS yourself unless you have a Skylake CPU installed. 

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I'm dumb, I just need to use the Q flash now, I didn't see that, thanks m8

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Just now, Dater said:

Why would you say it's gargabe

A lot of reasons, but the most apparent being as such: though the board is electrically supportive of x16 on the pcie slot, the processor can only access 4 of them on that chipset. You're gimping the limited expansion you have.

 

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3 minutes ago, TheCherryKing said:

You can't update the BIOS yourself unless you have a Skylake CPU installed. 

You can with Q-flash, i don't know if other brands have anything similar

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Just now, Dater said:

You can with Q-flash, i don't know if other brands have anything similar

I don't think so.

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Just now, TheCherryKing said:

I don't think so.

search it up on youtube

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Just now, Dater said:

search it up on youtube

I'm not doubting you. I meant that other brands don't have features like Q-flash.

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2 minutes ago, TheCherryKing said:

I'm not doubting you. I meant that other brands don't have features like Q-flash.

MSI has M-flash and Asus has EZ flash/Flashback. Everyone has their own version of everything at this point.

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5 minutes ago, Rune said:

A lot of reasons, but the most apparent being as such: though the board is electrically supportive of x16 on the pcie slot, the processor can only access 4 of them on that chipset. You're gimping the limited expansion you have.

 

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It won't affect that much the overall performance. It's gonna be the G4600 and a 1050ti, it will still run, ahmm idk..  BF1 in ultra at about 50-60 fps

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1 minute ago, Dater said:

It won't affect that much the overall performance. It's gonna be the G4600 and a 1050ti, it will still run, ahmm idk..  BF1 in ultra at about 50-60 fps

You'll be running a 1050ti on pcie 2.0 x4. Even if it won't effect performance more than 15% at most, its still a crime against humanity.

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33 minutes ago, TheCherryKing said:

I'm not doubting you. I meant that other brands don't have features like Q-flash.

Everyone does

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47 minutes ago, Rune said:

A lot of reasons, but the most apparent being as such: though the board is electrically supportive of x16 on the pcie slot, the processor can only access 4 of them on that chipset. You're gimping the limited expansion you have.

 

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*Facedesk*

 

The CPU has 16x 3.0 lanes, the Chipset gives up to x6

2.0.

 

That's why most H110 mobos have 1 16x slot and 1 4x slot. 

Stop spreading misinformation.

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