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  1. Didn't work ! Apparently, bios from the two motherboards seem to be different, even if it's the same chip, same serie and same revision number of the asus bios. Moreover, it seems to change the cmos settings to incompatible values when putting the chip back to it's original motherboard.... Inconclusive test, so ! I'm thinking of trying to buy a new chip for the faulty V pro, it might just be that or the full motherboard that is dead. And yeah, not so common APU chips, I give that ! For what purpose do you mainly use it ?
  2. I think the problem comes from a faulty chip actually. Everything comes out to light in this thread from last year in which I just replied : http://www.overclock.net/t/1450899/asus-p8z68-v-pro-mobo-doesnt-work-with-ivy-cpu-even-after-5-bios-flash-that-support-ivy/20#post_23005632 I really think the two bios chips are hardware compatible but I don't know if the two software bioses are the same and if it is not the case, if it can harm something to just try booting with it... Are the bioses the same from on revision to another, are there slight changes or not and will it boot ... ?
  3. Hi all, I was wondering if it was harmful to swap a bios chip from a working P8Z68-V/Gen3 (bios 3402) to a non-working (bios related problem) P8Z68-V Pro... To explain my problem, I made a build with second hand parts where I had a P8Z68-V Pro and a i5-3550 ... and no POST. Cpu_led flashing at POST. I suspected a stock version of the bios installed on the mobo, which didn't support the i5-3550 yet. Unable to flash that bios before POST, I borrowed a P8Z68-V/Gen3 and was able to perform a hotflash to upgrade the bios chip to the newest version of the V Pro, 3603. I was also able to test all of my components with that V/Gen3 where I could get a succesful POST and boot. Bios chip from the Gen3 and V Pro are exactly the same and I suspect a faulty chip on the V Pro because with that chip, I get the same cpu_led error on the V/Gen3, which is working perfectly fine with his proper bios chip. What do you think ? I can't risk trying to boot with the chip from the Gen3 on the V Pro if it harms it in any way, since that Gen3 is not mine ! Thanks in advance for your answers !
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