Re: GIGABYTE Modified Bios

Originally Posted by
stasio
Try BIOS F10b and reset by presing CMOS button (load default setting).
Don"t overclock for a few days.
Existing memory pins clean with school rubber.
Thanks, my new RAM arrived, the exact same type. I had already cleaned the old stuff with a rubber just incase and it was still resetting randomly. Before the new RAM even arrived i managed to get it to flash to F10b using QFLASH but i was having an issue previously where it wasn't recognising the BIOS file as valid unless i set the XMP profile on my RAM. If i flash the CMOS is it meant to revert back to the BIOS backup(F8)? This is what was happening before ,i'd flash to F10b and only way to do it was to set the xmp profile on in the BIOS then save it and restart then it would recognise the BIOS file as legit after that, so after saving all my settings and checking that it works i tried to reset CMOS using the pins on the board....it reverted the BIOS back to F8 after that......i thought it was only meant to wipe the settings in the BIOS?
I have the new RAM installed now and it's apparently on F10b when i check the BIOS and system information in the app center. Should i try a CMOS reset and see what happens or flash the board again with the new RAM installed using QFLASH? I'm worried that maybe the old RAM was corrupting something and thats why the BIOS files would only be recognised as legit by QFLASH when XMP was turned on? If that was the case maybe i'd be better flashing again?Thanks for your time!
Motherboard:Gigabyte GA-Z97X-SLI rev 1.0 | CPU: Intel i7-4790K | RAM: 16GB DDR3 2400MHZ | GPU: EVGA GTX 1080 Founders Edition | PSU: EVGA Supernova 850G+ 80Plus Gold