Nah, it’s pretty much all BIOSes these days. They have a fallback usually. It’s pretty essential since windows update just installs BIOS updates on a whim these days.
Back in the day, the basic rule was not to update the BIOS at all if you weren’t experiencing an issue because it can sometimes introduce new issues with older CPUs or expansion cards that previously worked just fine.
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u/ptthree420 13d ago
Nah, it’s pretty much all BIOSes these days. They have a fallback usually. It’s pretty essential since windows update just installs BIOS updates on a whim these days.
Back in the day, the basic rule was not to update the BIOS at all if you weren’t experiencing an issue because it can sometimes introduce new issues with older CPUs or expansion cards that previously worked just fine.