The Dual Bios was first

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The Dual Bios was first introduced by the
company in 1999. While it was traditionally reserved only for high-end Gigabyte
motherboards, it has now been extended to the company’s complete motherboard
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No, they won't release any

Submitted by hackman2007 on Tue, 06/16/2009 - 6:14am

No, they won't release any newer processors for LGA775.

It's assumed that once a socket switch happens, no new processors will be made for the older socket (LGA775 being the older socket). One of the few exceptions will be Core i5 which will be designed for mainstream use rather than high-end. 

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Finally a manufacturer is.....

Submitted by ghot on Tue, 06/16/2009 - 6:13am

.....thinking again  :)

 

Take an OS, and edit out all the efficiency, and what you have left is a post-XP Microsoft operating system :)

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I'll never buy another brand

Submitted by Denis63 on Tue, 06/16/2009 - 5:28am

I'll never buy another brand of motherboard again, my P35-DS3L is absolutely perfect, and when its time for it to go, im getting one of these babys. I never even consider a BIOS flash 'cause im too worried ill screw up my motherboard, this will let me do whatever i want!

 i wonder if you can upgrade your backup bios...       -Denis

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Iv'e bought a GB mobo

Submitted by smashingpumpin on Mon, 06/15/2009 - 10:58pm

Iv'e bought a GB mobo recently which brings me to my off topic question... Does anyone know if QX9775 and Q9650 would be the last
highest-end part on socket 775 or will Intel still release a few more higher end CPUs late 09 or even early 2010 before finally deserting socket 775
altogether? Yep, I know you'd say the answer is effin obvious
with Intel's current i7 on the market for months but MPC hasn't mention anything about the issue (or coz im living on a rock and didn't read past roadmap articles on MaxPC/ other web) thanks to whoever.

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I'd like to see this become

Submitted by rob41 on Mon, 06/15/2009 - 6:26pm

I'd like to see this become an industry standard.  Tweak and modify all you want and you've still got a back up bios. Excellent feature!

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Others?

Submitted by water_man3 on Mon, 06/15/2009 - 5:59pm

Are there other motherboard manufacturers doing redundant BIOS like Gigabyte is?

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Good idea

Submitted by Techrocket9 on Mon, 06/15/2009 - 1:51pm

Good idea.

 

 

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neat!   --------------------

Submitted by nekollx on Mon, 06/15/2009 - 1:27pm

neat!

 

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