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Old 08-13-2009, 09:38 PM
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Default EX58-UD5 BIOS error

Hi, I updated my BIOS like 7 days ago from F7 to F8e, and 3 days later when I turned my PC on, instead of POST, I got an error. I can't remember the what the error was, but it was some kind of warning. What it did to my PC, it reset the BIOS back to F7(default). I did not OC nor messed with MT. The only thing I changed in the BIOS were: I enabled the USB keyboard and mouse, I disabled the Logo, and disabled the floppy drive. So what I did after the error, I reflashed it back to F8e. After I reflashed it, I went back to the BIOS and Load the optimize default(according to guide) This what I did when the first time I flashed my BIOS : I pressed End at POST to enter Qflash I chose my USB drive, and updated the BIOS I went to the BIOS and Load the default and save it I went back to the BIOS to enable the USB keyboard and mouse, I disabled the Logo, and disabled the floppy drive. Installed Windows Thats all I did before the error. My system specs at the time of error were: Gigabyte EX58-UD5 Intel Core i7 920 D0 with Zalman 9700NT cooler Corsair Dominator RAM 2GB(1stick) TR3X6G1600C7D G EVGA 9800GTX+ Corsair PSU TX750w HDD WD6400AAKS My system specs right now is: Gigabyte EX58-UD5 Intel Core i7 920 D0 watercooled Corsair Dominator RAM 6GB TR3X6G1600C7D G EVGA GTX 260 in SLI Corsair PSU HX850w Vertex 60GB SSD. Any idea why I got that error? I have this feeling that I am using the 2nd BIOS chip and the 1st chip is dead. Thank you in advance
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Old 08-14-2009, 12:14 AM
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Default Re: EX58-UD5 BIOS error

Please flash back now to the latest F8 Final, it is posted here >>>
Gigabyte Latest BIOS

Could be any number of reasons why you corrupted your MAIN BIOS and the old one was loaded, but NO you did not kill it and you are not using the 2nd backup chip. What happens is when the MAIN is corrupted the secondary copies what it has back onto the MAIN (F7 in your case) and then the board reboots and loads from the MAIN.

I'd suspect that your uncore and ram settings were off causing the corruption. Are you setting them yourself? It does not sound like it, and you need to.

|So go ahead and flash to the new final and then do your normal procedure and save/apply and get a stock profile saved after you have got it all set to boot to windows.

Then give us your settings (link in my signature for template) and we will advise back correct settings for you to work on getting going with. Auto is not the way to go, even at stock
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Old 08-14-2009, 08:51 AM
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Default Re: EX58-UD5 BIOS error

What is the difference between F8 final and F8e?
I heard a lot of people at XS getting some problem with it.

It is good to know that my primary BIOS is still good. I have not OC my 920 yet. Might do it tomorrow or next week.

What is HPET mode for? I saw it in the BIOS?
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Old 08-14-2009, 11:55 AM
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Default Re: EX58-UD5 BIOS error

LSD can i ask u, (sorry to hijack a little iambelial)

I went from F6 to F8 on the EX58-UD5
and now Im getting that USB Keyboard functionality problem where you cant control the Windows F8 Startup options screen. Do you know if there will be a prompt fix for this?
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Old 08-14-2009, 05:17 PM
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Yes, new Beta's should get posted today. USB Keyboard Issues with all the current Finals (I tried to let them know during the past 2-3 beta's but looks like the info was not passed along)

Changelog from F8e to F8 final

Info: Backup BIOS Automatically Flashed (Qflash Update)

Please load optimized, reboot, set your SATA/Disk settings and save/apply and let windows load before making changes in the BIOS. This way the backup chip successfully updates.

Info: New ICH10R Extreme (XHD) SATA mode (RAID Renamed)
Fix: Elpida Hyper Chip IC Compatibility (Also Enhanced Other Memory Compatibility)


HPET is High Precision Event Timer (Set to your OS mode IE: x86 or x64), you can read more here >>
High Precision Event Timer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Yes, Beta's have been made they will be posted shortly. Keep an eye on the BIOS page Stasio will update it soon with these Beta's
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Old 08-14-2009, 09:39 PM
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Default Re: EX58-UD5 BIOS error

thank you lsdmeasap, no point going back to F7 for that reason thought right, and if I want to its best to use the DOS based flasher correct?
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