Ok so i was just wondering ok so i will make upa situation using arbituary numbers, so i have a mobo that can overclock it has BIOS version 1.0 i realize that i want to upgrade it for beter CPU support so i flash it to 2.0 now i overclock my new CPU to something stupid like going from 2.0 - 4.0GHz cause im an idiot my PC crashes obviously so i reset my BIOS now i want to know what BIOS version am i at am i back at 1.0 or do i still have 2.0?? PC: CPU: Athlon 64 3200+ RAM: 1GB DDR 400 HDD: 20GB ex wont give me back my 250 :S GPU: Geforce 6150 Laptop: CPU: Turion 64 x2 Tl-50 RAM: 2GB DDR2 HDD: 160GB GPU: Mo x1600

There are so many things that I'd like to say, but I won't. Just think about what you're asking for a minute...maybe the answer will come to you.

Why not LOOK at the BIOS version during thePOST screens to answer your own question. The answer is that restting the CMOS won't change the BIOS version.

jam, my imagination is running wild, thinking about what you didn't say.

well i was just wondering it was curiosity plus i dont have a desktop to test it on nor if i did have my desktop i would not even atempt it to find my answer as it would force my CPU not to be recognized again, i was asking this question only because as in my other posts i have been having trouble with my mobo CPU combo i found it was that the CPU is not supported nor will it be supported if i was to flash BIOS, but i was wondering if it would of been supported and i payed the 25 bucks to flash my bios (waste of money but had no other CPU that would of worked nor did any friends or family)then i was forced to reset BIOS for whatever reason i would not want to waste another 25 bucks to retardoness :P. but im now assuming as i asked a stupid question apperently that no my version will stay only the settings within the BIOS will be set to default PC: CPU: Athlon 64 3500+ RAM: 1GB DDR 400 HDD: 80GB SATA GPU: Geforce 6150 Laptop: CPU: Turion 64 x2 Tl-50 RAM: 2GB DDR2 HDD: 160GB GPU: Mobility x1600

I guess your question is understandable, now that you gave more information.

Not to me. Post #4 is about the longest single sentence I've seen for some time. DerekW