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ASUS today announced that all 8 Series motherboards offer support for new 4th-generation Intel Core processors, assuring a quick, safe, and smooth upgrade - immediately. A simple BIOS update is all that's required to enable users to enjoy the great performance of the latest CPUs.
Just one click for instant compatibility with new 4th-generation Intel Core Processors
All ASUS 8 series Intel motherboards support new 4th-generation Intel Core Processors, and the necessary BIOS update takes just one click in an easy-to-use application, which can be downloaded from the ASUS website. Users keen to take advantage of the power of the latest CPUs can visit the ASUS website, at www.asus.com, and download the relevant BIOS version - today!
With the renowned ASUS USB BIOS Flashback feature, users are able to apply BIOS updates with incredible ease. This innovative tool lets users update an 8 Series motherboard's BIOS with just a USB flash drive containing the appropriate BIOS file. The motherboard does even need to have a CPU or DRAM modules in place: users can simply connect the power supply, plug in their USB drive, press the BIOS Flashback or Reset button and then sit back and wait - there's nothing else to do!
The following ASUS 8 Series motherboards can be updated for compatibility with the latest Intel CPUs:
Just one click for instant compatibility with new 4th-generation Intel Core Processors
All ASUS 8 series Intel motherboards support new 4th-generation Intel Core Processors, and the necessary BIOS update takes just one click in an easy-to-use application, which can be downloaded from the ASUS website. Users keen to take advantage of the power of the latest CPUs can visit the ASUS website, at www.asus.com, and download the relevant BIOS version - today!
With the renowned ASUS USB BIOS Flashback feature, users are able to apply BIOS updates with incredible ease. This innovative tool lets users update an 8 Series motherboard's BIOS with just a USB flash drive containing the appropriate BIOS file. The motherboard does even need to have a CPU or DRAM modules in place: users can simply connect the power supply, plug in their USB drive, press the BIOS Flashback or Reset button and then sit back and wait - there's nothing else to do!
The following ASUS 8 Series motherboards can be updated for compatibility with the latest Intel CPUs:
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USB flashingn innovative? I've had that on my Rampage II Gene since the day i bought it and it's a rather old board now. And i think i had USB flashing on P5E Deluxe as well. Except yeah, that it auto flashes it even without other components, that might be useful in some cases.
I just wonder why they don't make Rampage class ROG boards anymore. Maximus ones seem rather poor in comparison.. Mine was expensive, but it's exceptionally good mobo worth every €.
I just wonder why they don't make Rampage class ROG boards anymore. Maximus ones seem rather poor in comparison.. Mine was expensive, but it's exceptionally good mobo worth every €.
