How To Update Bios Foxconn H55mxv Overclocking

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How To Update Bios Foxconn H55mxv Overclocking

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Foxconn N15235 Motherboard Drivers Download

04-27-2016, 09:38 AM
Hello,
I have a Foxconn MB which it's dead. Someone tried to update the bios and ended up with a brick. The MB has 2 SPI flash chips W25Q32. I am trying to re-flash the chips in an external programmer since the board it's dead and i have nothing similar to perform a hot flash with the flash program supplied by Foxconn. My question it's if there is a special procedure to flash these chips having in mind that this board has also intel ME, but which can be disabled. I am flashing the chips normally with an usb external programmer. The bios archive contains an 8MB bin file and two other 4MB files with a 1 and a 2 next to them. Logically this could be flash chip 1 and 2 since the images are 4MB and the chips are also 4MB. Whatever i do, i can't get this board to boot into something. If i remove the RAM it beeps for it, but with the ram installed nothing. Also on the debug card no info, no debug code, like stuck to 00
Any tips here for flashing this thing ? or about the procedure ?
Thank you !
Alex.

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This computer i bought came with a Foxconn H61MD Motherboard..
I took it home once I saw it side-by-side with my old pc, i noticed that the motherboard is way smaller, had less slots for pci/pci-e and kind of looked dull (cosmetically) compared with the old pc's Gigabyte GA-G41MT-s2. would this smaller motherboard affect performance in any way? or am i just wrong thinking bigger is better??
intel core i5- 3570
foxconn h61md
windows 7 home premium x64
nvidia gtx 650 ti boost 1gb
4gb ram 1333 EVM (a Strontium make i think)