Soldato
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Hi all,
Motherboard is Gigabyte Z170 K3.
On a cold boot this evening I had a boot failure. It has happened before, and is probably because at the weekend I had been playing about with adjusting some of the BIOS voltages to optimise my overclocking.
When it has happened previously I have just gone into the BIOS and re-loaded my saved profile, tweaked the voltages back up a touch and away I go.
However on this boot failure today all my saved profiles are gone. I have a record of the settings so I can reinstate it all - but it concerns me that this has happened.
The BIOS is supposed to be a dual BIOS. I am not sure what this means as the manual doesn't give any indication. There doesn't appear to be any switch on the motherboard itself. Could my BIOS have switched over to another chip on its own thus losing my saved profiles?
Motherboard is Gigabyte Z170 K3.
On a cold boot this evening I had a boot failure. It has happened before, and is probably because at the weekend I had been playing about with adjusting some of the BIOS voltages to optimise my overclocking.
When it has happened previously I have just gone into the BIOS and re-loaded my saved profile, tweaked the voltages back up a touch and away I go.
However on this boot failure today all my saved profiles are gone. I have a record of the settings so I can reinstate it all - but it concerns me that this has happened.
The BIOS is supposed to be a dual BIOS. I am not sure what this means as the manual doesn't give any indication. There doesn't appear to be any switch on the motherboard itself. Could my BIOS have switched over to another chip on its own thus losing my saved profiles?
