Preference for updating BIOS

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Edited by lidimawu - 15 Mar 2023 at 10:53pm

Absolutely agree with Cretae.   

Have done a ton of things with a pc over the decades but never updated Bios. Update Windows. Yes.      Update graphics card. Yes.   Update components drivers like printers, etc. Yes.

If an older motherboard needs an update to support a newer, must have feature, then maybe.   Never saw the need.

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.   

I haven't yet used Asus FlashBack or equivalent. I have started BIOS updates via the Windows tools, but mostly use the BIOS/UEFI GUI, (e.g., Asus EZ Flash). So far, after decades, I have not bricked a system. However, I do worry about the possibility.

Originally posted by lidimawu So, for the crowd here: Is one method actually safer than the other?

In general no, it's the same fundamental process. Methods such as FlashBack are seemingly riskier because there are few indicators for users to follow/monitor (i.e., no prompts or progress bar). Therefore, the common problem is a user will shut down the system in impatience before the "flashing" process is complete -- which, again, they can't easily tell.

Originally posted by lidimawu Also, why haven't mfgs. built backup systems into their board yet where the existing BIOS is backed up in case of failure during apply.

As pointed out:

Originally posted by Cretae Without a working BIOS, where exactly would you go to reload the "backup" BIOS? Just wondering.

The board would need a separate EEPROM chip. Well, there are motherboards and graphics cards with multiple EEPROM chips already, but the purpose is different default settings and perhaps options (e.g., "Normal" and "OC" BIOS).

Essentially, the alternative can function like a backup and could allow restoration of the other BIOS. Although, it's not intended that way. For example:

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Edited by MrCheetah - 12 Oct 2022 at 6:42am