That is in your BIOS, about the cores (1, 2, 3, 4 etc), I remember seeing that when I looked yesterday

Hello, I've come across an old GA-P67A-UD3P-B3 and I wanted to flash UEFI on it. Could anyone look into it and fix a bios for me? I already tried files in #5 but it returns "BIOS ID mismatch" error when I'm trying to flash it from DOS, so it is probably a wrong revision (I have rev. 1.1)? The reason for uefi is that i have an i7 3770K CPU and it behaves like a locked (non-K) one with current bios, UEFI should fix it.
This is a bios I currently use:
http://download.gigabyte.eu/FileList/BIO...-ud3p-b3_f9.exe
And I'd like to use this UEFI if possible (but any uefi would be nice for my mobo if I get it working):
http://download.gigabyte.eu/FileList/BIO...-ud3-b3_u1d.exe

If I buy a programmer with a clip (so that I don't have to solder anything) and just flash P67A-UD3-B3 UEFI without any modifications, will it work? Are the BIOS ID modifications necessary or it doesn't matter when I use the programmer and not an app?

Edit: long story short... It did boot with some of them (I've tried 3-4), but USB + some PCIe slots didn't work so there is more to it than just bad 4 Pin Fans or audio.