Z68A-G43 (B3) update bios for Ivy Bridge

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i need flash bios file Z68A-G43 ver 7750v50.zip

Hey,
I am putting a pc together for the first time.
My x99S SLI Plus is connected to a MSI GeForce GTX 960 4G, a toshiba 3 TB HHD, a Intel Xeon E5-2603 v3 processor and a ODD form asus.
Oh almost forget the four times 4 gb DDR4 RAM cards. When I turn o...

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