P67a-c43 upgrade to support IVY BIOS

hello.
I use a p67a-c43 with i7-2600k.
but now CPU is Broken and it‘s not covered under warranty period.
so i want upgrade to an ivy CPU.
But now the bios is an old version,may be is 1.J?.Should not be supported IVY CPU
SNB CPU has been difficult to buy.
I read the ME8 Upgrade Instructions,it’s seems to be necessary can into the system.but now I can not enter the BIOS
how should I do?
I'm sorry for my bad English.
Wishing you can give me a solution.
THANK

Quote from: flobelix on 25-July-13, 19:12:20
The only solutions are to get any Sandy Bridge cpu (e.g. cheap Celeron G440) for flashing yourself or to ask a PC-Shop or MSI to flash it for you. Having it flashed would be not for free also of course.
THANK

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Quote from: Tony;676791
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Code: [Select]
reg.exe add "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\msahci\Controller0\Channel0" /f /v TreatAsInternalPort /t REG_DWORD /d 0x00000001
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Code: [Select]
reg.exe add "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\msahci\Controller0\Channel1" /f /v TreatAsInternalPort /t REG_DWORD /d 0x00000001
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If this doesn't work and I get a BSOD after a week I'll disable TRIM and if that doesn't work I have no idea. OCZ said they're working on a new firmware release so who knows. I just hate feeling like I am a beta tester.
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OK, had some time to go test your suggestions here
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Quote from: Bernhard on 26-May-12, 22:38:07
Its a pity you didn't ask before buying your components, but that CPU is not supported on the P67 board.
http:// event.msi.com/mb/22nm/
You will have to get a Sandy Bridge CPU or a Ivy bridge supported motherboard. Sorry mate.
Nice
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Quote from: haasje_1 on 25-January-11, 22:16:48
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