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12-12-2008, 04:59 AM
Ranger07

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Originally Posted by skypx

Yep. Same here. As soon as I start Everest, BSOD. I'm using Vista 64. I can't remember what version I'm using and I can't access it now. (RMAed mobo)

You sent that mobo back? or are you still using it?

If its a problem other people are experencing then its probably just a firmware/bios issue.
12-12-2008, 05:17 AM
skypx

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Originally Posted by Ranger07

You sent that mobo back? or are you still using it?

If its a problem other people are experencing then its probably just a firmware/bios issue.

I sent it back cause of the warm boot issue. As sonofander explained, I just need to switch out the power cables.
12-12-2008, 05:22 AM
jasonelmore

I had the same issue with Everest. All i did was re-download the newest version from a different source and it worked perfect. I must have downloaded it from a bad source. There is a new Beta version out geared toward the X58 chipset that I will be posting in my thread in a day or two. Got to find a place to host the file.
12-12-2008, 05:28 AM
Ranger07

Thanks guys for the replies, I'll re-download Everest tonight.
12-12-2008, 05:29 AM
jasonelmore

make sure you restart your computer after you install it. It does'nt require you too but its always a good idea to do it.
12-12-2008, 06:42 AM
sonofander

Guys, don't worry about reported speeds in core temp and the like. They all have issue reading corrct speed when using anything but the stock multi. Our monitoring software has not caught up with our new hardware yet.

Use CPU-Z to monitor speeds

As far as everest, use the most recent beta and you should be fine. I use it on Vista 64 without issue
12-16-2008, 08:08 PM
skypx

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Originally Posted by sonofander

Exact same issue... Press power, fires up fir a second then powers right down. Pressing the power button again does nothing.
Only way to get it running was to turn off the psu at the switch, leave it off for a couple of seconds. Then turn it back on and everything works fine.

I rma'd my mobo twice and psu 3 times before I figured out that using the 4x4 CPU cable fixed the prob

Ok, I installed the new mobo today and connected the second half of the 4x4 cable and I have the same problem. Any ideas? Thanks.

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