HP Pro 3300 & 3400 (H61): Upgrade to Ivy Bridge

[S.D.D]

But if 8mb chip, which bios will it work with?

You need the BIOS dump from HP Pro 3500

thanks for help.

[cihanpc]

I wrote the f6 version of gigabyte h61ma-d2v into the bios. Everything is fine except the power button light.

[acidmonkey]

I wrote the f6 version of gigabyte h61ma-d2v into the bios. Everything is fine except the power button light.

 Ok i also wrote today same bios on HP 3400 Pro. Computer works fine have gigabyte bios and its look more modern with a more options.
I still not try  Ivy cpu but will buy one 1240 v2 and will try soon. 
What i see like a "same" problem with original bios that GPU still not work (r5 240) so i put some older gpu (FirePro V3900) and that one working (on both bios). 

WIll update here when i try other cpu.

I also u update bios with QFlash option from bios to the latest one F7a (beta) but still same gpu not working....

[acidmonkey]

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1230 V2 installed on HP3400 with gigabyte bios on it. Everything work good!

P.S.

CPUZ dont show good cpu voltage. Also in bios is wrong. But on CPUTemp monitoru is working good and showing a normal cpu voltage.

[miant]

Another working bios for the HP Pro 3300/3400 (mobo H-Cupertino2_H61_uATX 1.02) with Ivy Bridge CPU and NVMe SSD boot support (Foxconn H61 MXE, 4Mb)

[acidmonkey]

Another working bios for the HP Pro 3300/3400 (mobo H-Cupertino2_H61_uATX 1.02) with Ivy Bridge CPU and NVMe SSD boot support

This bios is originaly from which mainboard?

[miant]

This bios is originaly from which mainboard?

Foxconn H61MXE