have you put the pc back together yet? to see if your problem has been fixed? ive had my motherboard replaced two or three times but still have the same problem im just wondering if it could be the ram although mem test says my ram is fine
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have you put the pc back together yet? to see if your problem has been fixed? ive had my motherboard replaced two or three times but still have the same problem im just wondering if it could be the ram although mem test says my ram is fine
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I'll be putting it back together tomorrow when it arrives, it will be my third motherboard I hope it doesn't have any issues. I'll keep you posted though, I have read ram twice (failed me test)
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In case of any problem you can try to upgrade MB's BIOS to the latest (beta) v. F22c.
If problem remains then please contact our tech support via the ticket system.
If problem remains then please contact our tech support via the ticket system.
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Hi
is that an internal build that is not officially released? the newest i could find was F21a from the 13th of Jan assuming i am looking at the right board?
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5281&kw=gaming 5p#bios
either way, thanks
@BigMike there is a link to the file on Dropbox in Giga-Man's post ..(it is underlined)
And I had the same reboot issue with USB I needed to restart/reset the comp at least twice every boot until I switched the Intel xHCI to Auto, not sure if it'll help you though as I can't test the X55.
I think there are two USB 3 Controllers though ( one intel one not ) so I'm not sure if it makes a difference which stuff is hooked too as I haven't tested for that.
And I had the same reboot issue with USB I needed to restart/reset the comp at least twice every boot until I switched the Intel xHCI to Auto, not sure if it'll help you though as I can't test the X55.
I think there are two USB 3 Controllers though ( one intel one not ) so I'm not sure if it makes a difference which stuff is hooked too as I haven't tested for that.
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I'll take you up that giga man, any more issues and boards heading you way, saying that there's 2 of my old boards with ocuk that you may wish to check
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The above BIOS is an internal build yes. I have not fully tested with my commitments to 8Pack systems and Insomnia Scotland. I did check the OC settings on one of my rigs and the OC is stable with the test BIOS .
It's not only Joysticks , for me it is a USB2 hub built into my NEC 23" Monitors. The USB 3 hub and card reader in my Benq Monitor is fine.
Also fine with a TM Hotas X 3 Joystick And Logitech G13 attached
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If Auto instead of Smart Auto doesn't work for you on the xHCI Controller , I found if you enable Fast Boot , you also get the option to Fully or Partially initialise USB , ie mouse and Keyboard only, until the OS is loaded . That option may depend on the Board and Bios though? not sure.
Fastboot also allows you to initialise certain Sata ports or all at Boot , which may help if you have SATA/IDE Probs at Boot too (AE or A2 Boot Errors) like me.
Fastboot also allows you to initialise certain Sata ports or all at Boot , which may help if you have SATA/IDE Probs at Boot too (AE or A2 Boot Errors) like me.
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Might be just me but;
NZXT Hue+ lighting kit
My PC was running fine but hung when I connected my Hue+ to a USB header on the mobo and tried booting up.
Got the Hue+ working by hot plugging it into the other USB header when my PC was booted up. Fine so far.
Thanks for the bundle btw
That is correct , not just the GA Gaming 5P , many X99 boards have this issue with the xHCI Controller . My 1st MBoard was a GA X99 UD3P , 2nd a Asus X99-A and that is going back tomorrow , they are swapping it for a Asus X99-A/USB3.1 , so hopefully the newer revision Board has some of these issues sorted.
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^^^ This is correct.
I am back in the office tomorrow so will be testing out some of this stuff myself with different configs.
I am back in the office tomorrow so will be testing out some of this stuff myself with different configs.
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With the Custom Bios provided by Giga man, and my third motherboard replacement from OCUK my setup is finally stable , But it's to early to jump to conclusions.
, But it's to early to jump to conclusions.
Soldato
Just checked http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5281&kw=gaming 5p#bios and seen there have been two further bios updates since the 22c provided by giga-man.
I'm still on f21a, but having used the "stage 1" guaranteed overclock setup for a while, suddenly my pc threw a hissy fit (would not boot) on Wednesday. Since then, I've been default settings, will do a bios upgrade sometime later today.
I'm still on f21a, but having used the "stage 1" guaranteed overclock setup for a while, suddenly my pc threw a hissy fit (would not boot) on Wednesday. Since then, I've been default settings, will do a bios upgrade sometime later today.
Soldato
I'll be on my 3rd motherboard also when it gets returned. I don't know exactly what's happening but basically they work fine and then one day I go to turn on the system and there's nothing. I swap in another PSU to verify and it's dead with no way of getting any diags from it.
I've been building systems for 20 years and never had this with any motherboard before. Luckily I kept my old i5 3570K system around and it's now served me twice while the mobos went back. I just transfer my PCIE nVME drives, GPU, PSU etc. to the i5 motherboard and carry on!
The only issues I had was the occasional boot failure but that was mostly fixed by disabling the fast boot in the BIOS and setting USB options to cure the compatibility conflicts.
I've been building systems for 20 years and never had this with any motherboard before. Luckily I kept my old i5 3570K system around and it's now served me twice while the mobos went back. I just transfer my PCIE nVME drives, GPU, PSU etc. to the i5 motherboard and carry on!
The only issues I had was the occasional boot failure but that was mostly fixed by disabling the fast boot in the BIOS and setting USB options to cure the compatibility conflicts.
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With the Custom Bios provided by Giga man, and my third motherboard replacement from OCUK my setup is finally stable
I second this, the build has been rock solid since the Giga-Man bios update, many thanks for that, this has been the most frustrating build, but its showing the "good stuff" now.
Oh dear what have I done. I had a 'working' system. I had small USB boot issues but my Rift DK2 has been playing up - not being recognised etc. fixed by removing the USB and reconnecting so I took the plunge and updated the BIOS. Others reporting booting issues improved without some of the USB issues etc.
22c as posted by gigaman won't boot Windows, page fault in non paged area, and I can't get in to the BIOS via DEL, system just locks up. Fortunately I could still get in to Q-Flash so put the latest 22g, from the Gigabyte website, into the system.
At least that boots into Windows and the BIOS but any changes I make to try and overclock the system result in a reboot and the MB reporting the settings don't work.
I'm a really amateur at this and have no idea how to go about systematically working through stuff to find the problem.
I have tried putting the F1 BIOS back in (I'm pretty sure that's the one the board had from new) but Q-Flash tells me it's too old and refuses to load it
Any help gratefully received!
22c as posted by gigaman won't boot Windows, page fault in non paged area, and I can't get in to the BIOS via DEL, system just locks up. Fortunately I could still get in to Q-Flash so put the latest 22g, from the Gigabyte website, into the system.
At least that boots into Windows and the BIOS but any changes I make to try and overclock the system result in a reboot and the MB reporting the settings don't work.
I'm a really amateur at this and have no idea how to go about systematically working through stuff to find the problem.
I have tried putting the F1 BIOS back in (I'm pretty sure that's the one the board had from new) but Q-Flash tells me it's too old and refuses to load it
Any help gratefully received!
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Does the Board Have a Dual Bios ? I think it is Alt+ F10 or F12 but check your Manual, hopefully it didn't update both bios's.
there is also a Tool by Intel called FPT that can downgrade bios's too
http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/28441-gigabyte-latest-beta-bios-904.html#post479419
OR
http://www.win-raid.com/t164f13-Intel-FPT-Tool-something-useful.html
and in some cases it is cos of an outdated EFIFlash ,this version is reported to work sometimes
http://www.mediafire.com/download/fp2rn2910pzh2l2/Efiflash+042.zip
edit : ran across this this morning too for GB Boards..
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...-Forcing-backup-BIOS-on-Gigabyte-motherboards
Does the Board Have a Dual Bios ? I think it is Alt+ F10 or F12 but check your Manual, hopefully it didn't update both bios's.
there is also a Tool by Intel called FPT that can downgrade bios's too
http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/28441-gigabyte-latest-beta-bios-904.html#post479419
OR
http://www.win-raid.com/t164f13-Intel-FPT-Tool-something-useful.html
and in some cases it is cos of an outdated EFIFlash ,this version is reported to work sometimes
http://www.mediafire.com/download/fp2rn2910pzh2l2/Efiflash+042.zip
edit : ran across this this morning too for GB Boards..
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...-Forcing-backup-BIOS-on-Gigabyte-motherboards
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