did you integrate the Video Bios for Carrizo?
Sorry for the (very) late response. I have not updated the VBIOS, do you know of a guide/program to use for that purpose?
Thank-you
@Flow_King
UBU can update to the latest AMD GOP, seems that vBios OROM are the same version.
With tools like UBU/UEFItool and MMtool u can replace/test other vBios OROM from that A68H or others, at ur own risk.
Thank-you so much 
I will try extracting them from the A68 BIOS, since most of the modules seem compatible with my A88 BIOS from what Iāve seen so far during my experimenting.
Most of my attempts have not bricked my board so far, but I figured out that the AmdAgesaDxeDriver & AmdProcessorInitPeim modules BOTH need to be replaced with ones from the A68 board to function. Updating either of the two without updating the other results in a brick & then have to enter recovery mode to revert back to original.
Iām also wondering now if maybe the CPU temp appears to be high because itās reporting in Fahrenheit instead of Celsius? I calculated 102Ā°F is equal to ~39Ā°C, which is actually close to where I expected the CPU temperature to be.
Anyway, Iāll get back on this once I finish my current projects 
I JUST stumbled across this thread! I am attempting to do EXACTLY what you are! Iām currently running an AMD A10-6700 in this board(f2a88xn-wifi) and purchased the A8-7680 to āupgradeā this board as far as it can go. Of course the APU failed to POST. Iāll be following this thread with baited breath!
Hi Cmnore,
Sorry for the late response, Iāve changed jobs recently & donāt have much time at the moment. I am still planning on completing this project, Iāve just got to put it on the shelf for a while until I have more time to just sit down & hammer away at it for a few hours.
But, yeah. The 7680 has really good thread performance on 4 physical cores with decent integrated graphics, so it was super obvious that an ITX build with this APU would run like a dream. Just wish the manufacturers didnāt turn their backs on it so quickly.
I know Win-Raid is currently working on transitioning to a new platform but if I donāt finish this before that happens, PM me & Iāll give you my E-mail to continue our conversation that way. Also, Win-Raid doesnāt send me E-mail notifications for thread activity for some reason, but I do get E-mail notifications from PMs.
Anyway, I will make it work one day, I just donāt know when that will be.
Thank you for the response! Unfortunately I canāt seem to PM you directly. I get an error message when I attempt to āseeā your profile. I have subscribed to this thread so Iāll get a notification when you post. If you can somehow PM me? Please do so. Iād love to keep-in-touch on this project!
Iāve picked up aā¦collection of FM2+ boards, hoping to get the A8-7680 I have to work in literally anything it wasnāt meant to.
While itās not exactly a spectacular CPU/APU, the A8-7680 would be super cool to have in a higher end board for some overclocking action.
So far, the Carrizo VBIOS needs adding - Is this possible?
Microcode needs updating. Easy with UBU
AMD AGESA needs updating as well. Perhaps this is why youāve had issues with yours?
With some of the research Iāve done over the past several months, it looked like a few other modules are tied into the AGESA of a board, so perhaps thereās another/more thatād also need to be changed out?
Well, hop aboard 
We can certainly use all the knowledge we can gather regarding this issue. Your research is valued, thank-you for commenting your findings. I will look into further modding & testing at a later date, but likely not going to have spare time until winter hits again. The factory has me scheduled for 50h / week for at least the next month 
On a side note though, I was greeted with a notification Email that you commented on this thread when I checked my Emails today. So itās good to know that Email notifications for thread activity are working now, so I can (hopefully) respond to you guys in a more timely manner.
Iāve put together a modding environment for myself (in a VM) so I can stay more organized with my work, since I kind of lost my place while I was away.
Anyway, I did a side by side comparison of a F2-A68HM-S1 BIOS with my F2-A88XN-WIFI BIOS and found that the module layout is exactly the same ā they both have modules in exactly the same order with exactly the same names & GUIDs. Even the module sizes are similar, some are different by only a couple of bytes. This confirms my suspicion that the 2 chipsets act similarly, though 88X obviously has a nicer feature set.
Iāve gone ahead and made a list of the modules that seem like they may be of interest, but Iām having trouble understanding what some of them are for. The colour coding goes like this:
Cyan = Tested working, necessary for the mod.
Green = Modules to test in next mod.
Yellow = Probably good places to investigate in future mods.
Red = Probably shouldnāt touchā¦
Purple = Not sure.
I will try to get some testing done this weekend. By the way, if I still have that strange issue with the A8-7680 hitting 102Ā°C in the BIOS, I will need someone else with the same motherboard as me to try my image on theirs to see if itās just a bug or a problem with my APU (I did buy it on Ebay 
)
UPDATE:
Yeah, so I did try this mod today. Resulted in a really bad brick, motherboard is quite a mess right now. Couldnāt get video output via onboard or even a PCIe video card like I did last time, then the board just completely stopped POSTing altogether. Hoping I can get it back to regular BIOS, but DualBIOS seems to be stuck in some kind of an infinite loop. Or the main BIOS chip is shot, either way Iām not going to be making anymore progress this week.
Hello and sorry for reviving this old post.
Iām currently working on the A8-7680 as part of a retro project.
There are actually BIOS versions from Gigabyte for A88X motherboards. These are not on the website, but they will send them upon request. I have now also asked Asrock. Unfortunately you always have to request a specific model, I would just like to have a list of all the boards where possible.
I got a BIOS from Gigabyte for the A88XM-D3HP, but there seem to be more for other models.
I became aware of this through a post here:
I linked Gigabyteās bios for A88X here in the forum:
Maybe this will help someone, best regards.
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Hi, welcome to the forum!
I am still watching this thread and appreciate any help anyone can offer.
Iāll investigate this a bit when I have a moment. I know it looks like I havenāt done any more digging since I cooked my F2-A88XN-WIFI in my last post, but Iāve actually been (slowly) working on this on an ASUS A88XM-PLUS that I looted from some scraps that my local repair shop let me rummage through. The advantage, is that this ASUS board has a socketed BIOS, so Iāve made a master backup now if I ever have a really bad brick again.
Anyway, do you have a copy of any of these āspecialā BIOSes? If you canāt send it here, please send it to me via a private message. Any model, any manufacturer works, I just need a copy of a BIOS with the super-special-magical EFI module(s) that make the A8-7680 tick. Once I have that, I can cross-reference them with the modules I do have and replicate the mod for any A88 motherboard.
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I couldnāt wait, I downloaded the one on the link you provided and it shows promise. Already Iāve located the microcode for CPUID 660F01 and it matches the copy that Platomav has in his archive, so that checks out. If i can find the VBIOS module and any others that differ from the ānormalā A88X EFI modules I would like to make a mega page right here on this thread for BIOS downloads with A8-7680 support for every motherboard I can find. That way nobody else has to deal with this headache.
Thank-you for the new information!
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Thank you very much for the quick response. If anyone is still looking for the BIOS update for A88X from Gigabyte (A88XM-D3HP), here is the direct link.
https://www.hardwareluxx.de/community/attachments/a88xmd3hp-f3g-zip.1023444/
Iām currently still waiting for a response from AsRock. Like Gigabyte, there may have been updates there that were never published on the website. Iām looking forward to their feedback.
As a test, I asked support there for the Fatal1ty FM2A88X+ Killer.
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Thatās awesome! Iāve located and confirmed the Carrizo VBIOS and microcode are indeed included in the BIOS youāve linked.
If youāre feeling brave, I created a modded FM2A88X+ Killer BIOS using the modules I found in the Gigabyte BIOS:
F288KiP2.zip (4.6 MB)
I must warn you though, this is provided as-is and I have no way to verify that it will work on your machine. Although I very much doubt it would cause a full-brick like what I experienced, it is always best that you back up your BIOS and have a recovery method readily available.
It is likely that if it doesnāt work, you will just need to either install a Trinity or Kaveri APU to flash back to factory BIOS since I didnāt touch any of those corresponding EFI modules.
You will need to use ASRockās āInstant Flashā or whatever they call their flash utility in the BIOS.
Thank-you again for the new information. I actually do have a Gigabyte F2-A88XM-D3HP board somewhere that I can test the base ROM on, just if I can remember where I put it