**Official Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H Discussion Thread**

Well, they work fine in the bios so i would say its a driver issue.

Hating the thought of RMA cause it watercooled build and will take ages to unbuild / rebuild, plus I bought it here about 2 months ago and only just plugged it in. Gonna try a few things first and hope it works.

Also, anyone else here using this board with g9x / g510?
 
Pretty sure it's fixed now.

Had to unplug everything from the back, unplug power from the wall and hold power button down to drain the PSU, booted up again and wulah. Got a nice shiny BIOS now as well :)
 
Hi, i was hoping some of you could give me your thoughts on this board as its been out for a while now. I'd been planning a new build for a few months and had decided on this mobo (toss up with the P8Z77-V PRO) but had to put it off due to some car issues, but the tank is back in order and im ready to push on with this.

Any issues i should be aware of?
 
wazza300 said:
big improvements on these boards and the latest beta bios regarding samsung green overclocking!!!

2600mhz is now possible
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not sure about this one as the board I had is F8 BIOS and will accept all the way up to 2133mhz and cannot go further with my samsung green memory and my board is Z77X UD5H
 
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stulid said:
Well the only issue I had was with my keyboard not working in a very very early BIOS version within the actual UEFI.
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I put together a new UD5H/i7-3770k system yesterday, and i have a problem getting into the bios with a Mionix keyboard.

It seemed to be working ok on first setup (with no extra drives or hardware connected), but after connecting everything up and updating the bios pressing delete during boot either does nothing, or goes into the Windows boot menu.

I'm not quite sure where it's failing as i don't normally get anything on the screen until it's already into the Windows boot (i.e. i don't usually see the bios splash screen), but with a basic usb keyboard its all ok if i press delete as soon as the keyboard turns on.

It's running bios f9q at the mo, haven't tried with f10.
 
Numpsy said:
I put together a new UD5H/i7-3770k system yesterday, and i have a problem getting into the bios with a Mionix keyboard.
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If you want to make life easier, just use cheap USB keyboard for when you're tuning your system.

Otherwise (assuming it's not just an issue with your particular board/setup) you can either raise a support call with Gigabyte and hope that eventually they implement compatibility, or you'll just have to find a BIOS that works for you.
 
Numpsy said:
I put together a new UD5H/i7-3770k system yesterday, and i have a problem getting into the bios with a Mionix keyboard.

It seemed to be working ok on first setup (with no extra drives or hardware connected), but after connecting everything up and updating the bios pressing delete during boot either does nothing, or goes into the Windows boot menu.

I'm not quite sure where it's failing as i don't normally get anything on the screen until it's already into the Windows boot (i.e. i don't usually see the bios splash screen), but with a basic usb keyboard its all ok if i press delete as soon as the keyboard turns on.

It's running bios f9q at the mo, haven't tried with f10.
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I know that on my D3H board with my G19 I have to have it plugged into a normal USB 2.0 socket to register a key press before Windows starts. I think the USB 2.0 sockets on the UD5H are red.
 
covenantuk said:
If you want to make life easier, just use cheap USB keyboard for when you're tuning your system.

Otherwise (assuming it's not just an issue with your particular board/setup) you can either raise a support call with Gigabyte and hope that eventually they implement compatibility, or you'll just have to find a BIOS that works for you.
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A wired keyboard worked for me after much grief with others.
 
Also the F10x bios now allows you to restore from a previous profile. I tried to restore from the bios F10 profile, which it allowed with a warning. Things did not go too well and so manually settings were applied once I could get it to boot.
 
Original post updated with all the previous bios updates and latest F10x bios.
BIOS Flashing via USB Flash Stick/Drive - A "How To ~ Qflash Guide" >> Click Here

WARNING:- DO NOT USE THE WINDOWS @BIOS!! METHOD TO UPDATE YOUR BIOS, HIGH RISK OF BIOS FAILIURE!

Latest Beta BIOS >> BIOS ID: F10x

Previous Beta BIOS >> BIOS ID: F10

Previous Beta BIOS >> BIOS ID: F9q

  • [F10x]Improve memory compatibility This Bios improves the memory overclocks, when using Samsung Green Dual/Quad Channel Kits >> Buy @ OcUK
  • [F10]Improve system compatibility
  • [F9q]Improve system compatibility
  • [F10a]No info as yet (Added Internal CPU PLL overvoltage setting - which was added in f9d but removed in f9e f9f f9h f9i)
  • [F9i]Fix XMP bug
  • [F9h]Improve system compatibility
  • [F9e]Fix saving/loading profiles from USB
  • [F9d]Improved LSI Raid card detection
  • [F9d]Added Internal CPU PLL overvoltage setting
  • [F9d]Improved Graphic Vcore setting (VAXG)
  • [F9c]New feature: Legacy Benchmark Enhancement
  • [F9a]Improve LSI compatibility
  • Release Date: 11th August 2012

DISCLAIMER:
Gigabyte will not be held responsible or liable for any damage made with using a BETA BIOS.
Please proceed with discretion and do not attempt to use unless you know what you are doing!
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Hello, I would ask for a help. My Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H is not accepting the xmp profile of Corsair 2000MHz, but if I put the 1866 works perfectly in the latencies described in my signature. This would be a bios bug that can be solved with the beta F9i? or may be incompatible with the memory card? Thank you in advance any information and forgive me my bad English.
 
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