I have an EVGA 122-CK-NF68 (AKA nForce 680i SLI) and this isn't an option in the motherboard area of the forum.
I'm trying to update my BIOS. It successfully flashes if I do it through a bootable disc but does not stick.
I tried doing it through AWDFlash but got a "file too large" error.
I tried to contact customer support about this but in order to do that I need to register my product, and in order to do that I need the S/N that is placed, of course, on the back of the mobo, meaning I'd have to dismantle my computer to reach it.
 
Can anyone help my figure out what to do?
Current BIOS version is 6.00 PG from 09/04/2008
The most recent update fixes issues with OCing quad cores (which I recently upgraded to and have been having issues with) and PCIe 2.0+ support which is relevant because I have a PCIe 3.0 card coming in the mail tomorrow.

bob16314
Welcome to the forums..If it says it successfully flashed, you may not be looking in right place for the BIOS version..Go into the BIOS -> Advanced BIOS Features screen and set Full Screen LOGO Show to [Disabled]..Reboot and when the first POST screen appears press the Pause/Break key on the keyboard to freeze the screen..Look for the "Release Number"..At the end of the Release Number will be the currently installed BIOS version P number (P33, P31, P28, etc.)..Press any key to continue booting normally..The latest BIOS version for the 122-CK-NF68 is P33.

Thanks for the reply.

I've check in three places for the BIOS version. First, I noticed in CPU-Z, I then tried MSInfo, and then noticed it still has the old version listed in the POST screen.
 
I read that I should try flashing the img contained within the ISO as opposed to the ISO itself, so I'm going to try that now. Wil update with results
 
EDIT: Still had file size mismatch.

bob16314
If it's giving you a big hassle, try using ..It's very simple to update your BIOS using it..Download the  from EVGA..Expand System Update in the NVIDIA Control Panel and select Update your System BIOS..Follow the on-screen prompts.

I tried this. Still stuck on the old BIOS version. I'm talking with customer support now through email about it. Still haven't resolved the issue...

rjohnson11
There might be a setting in the BIOs that is locked to prevent the BIOs from being flashed. 

What do you suppose a setting like that could be called and where would I find it?


I did just "load defaults" within BIOS. Would doing this reset a setting like that?
I'm going to go to sleep soon but I'll try flashing again first and edit this post with the results.