I have my CPU overclocked as in sig, running BETA BIOS 1053 to achieve this.
However I am having a cold boot issue, if I leave the PC off overnight the next day when I switch it on it powers on for a few seconds (nothing on screen) then powers off.
Then it powers on again and begins to load Windows but hangs while loading Windows. Then I have to power it off again and back on and then it loads Windows.
The BIOS is not resetting because all my overclock settings remain in tact. Is this something to do with the BIOS or is it my RAM (DDR3 1333mhz at stock).
Thanks.
EDIT: Found this on another forum from someone from Asus so going to try it and report back
"Some of you may have been experiencing a double POST on your P8P67 series motherboard whereupon after powering on the system from a cold boot, the board will power on and then immediately reset itself before it actually POSTs and shows any display on the screen. I’ll explain the fix below and give some information about why this happens.
First, I would like to stress the importance of flashing the BIOS to the latest BIOS revision as listed on our support website, http://support.asus.com/download. You can access the ASUS EZ Flash tool from within the UEFI (advanced options, tools) to flash the BIOS from any removable device such as a USB flash drive.
From time to time we needed to implement full resets in order to maintain stability due to the architecture of the Sandy Bridge platform. For instance, the system may require one full reset when the PCH power has been cut during S5 power state. To fix the most common additional reset (double POST when powering on from off state), enter UEFI BIOS -> go to ‘Advanced’ tab -> go down to ‘APM’, press Enter -> enable the “Power on by PCIe.” function. Then press F10 to save & exit. After save & exit, let the system boot into Windows or other OS, then perform a proper shutdown: Start button -> Shut down. You will no longer have the double POST. We will fix this in an upcoming BIOS release. "
However I am having a cold boot issue, if I leave the PC off overnight the next day when I switch it on it powers on for a few seconds (nothing on screen) then powers off.
Then it powers on again and begins to load Windows but hangs while loading Windows. Then I have to power it off again and back on and then it loads Windows.
The BIOS is not resetting because all my overclock settings remain in tact. Is this something to do with the BIOS or is it my RAM (DDR3 1333mhz at stock).
Thanks.
EDIT: Found this on another forum from someone from Asus so going to try it and report back
"Some of you may have been experiencing a double POST on your P8P67 series motherboard whereupon after powering on the system from a cold boot, the board will power on and then immediately reset itself before it actually POSTs and shows any display on the screen. I’ll explain the fix below and give some information about why this happens.
First, I would like to stress the importance of flashing the BIOS to the latest BIOS revision as listed on our support website, http://support.asus.com/download. You can access the ASUS EZ Flash tool from within the UEFI (advanced options, tools) to flash the BIOS from any removable device such as a USB flash drive.
From time to time we needed to implement full resets in order to maintain stability due to the architecture of the Sandy Bridge platform. For instance, the system may require one full reset when the PCH power has been cut during S5 power state. To fix the most common additional reset (double POST when powering on from off state), enter UEFI BIOS -> go to ‘Advanced’ tab -> go down to ‘APM’, press Enter -> enable the “Power on by PCIe.” function. Then press F10 to save & exit. After save & exit, let the system boot into Windows or other OS, then perform a proper shutdown: Start button -> Shut down. You will no longer have the double POST. We will fix this in an upcoming BIOS release. "
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all reports are it has fixed the problem and other problems.
